Why did Bebe Rexha remove a fan from her Wisconsin concert? Incident investigated

A year after the incident that left her with a black eye, Bebe Rexha ejected a concertgoer who threw an object at her. Rexha abruptly ended her performance of I’m Good (Blue) during a concert in Green Bay, Wisconsin, after a fan threw something at her.

The singer asked security to escort the male fan out of the building. She stopped the music and ordered him to leave, saying he was disrupting the performance of everyone present. She stressed the importance of avoiding similar incidents.

Bebe Rexha’s concert incident

“If you want to punch me in the face, I filed charges against the other guy. I’d like to get richer, so go ahead, honey,” Bebe said during the show.

She then informed the audience that the police had to intervene to remove the person from the scene. She asked for confirmation that her notification had been received and expressed regret at the need for such harsh measures.

She concluded by sending her love to her remaining admirers and sincerely apologizing to the audience. Donovan Rose, a TikTok user, filmed the event and reported that several people were removed from the seat for throwing objects onto the stage.

Rexha’s stage turbulence and redemption

The fan claimed in the comments that Bebe Rexha didn’t even notice three water bottles or other objects flying right past her that could have hit her, her team, or the crowd.

After the break, Rexha promised the audience that she would sing I’m Good (Blue) again. She said, “I didn’t come all this way to not sing the song right,” adding, “We’re going to go back to the top.”

The pop singer reportedly suffered a black eye after being smashed in the forehead with a phone during a performance in New York in June 2023. After his arrest, the perpetrator, Nicholas Malvagna, was charged with assault. He admitted to throwing the phone but attributed it to a TikTok craze.

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