A year after Bebe Rexha was injured by a projectile thrown by a concert-goer, another incident has occurred.
“Don’t play with me now, damn it,” snorts the angry Bebe Rexha (34), when she notices at a recent performance that someone apparently wants to throw an object at her. The singer immediately threatens legal action.
“I will take everything from you”
It’s been a year since Bebe Rexha was injured by a cell phone being thrown at her head during a show in New York City. Now a festival-goer apparently wanted to attack the 34-year-old again. According to reports, the incident occurred during one of the singer’s most recent festival appearances. A fan filmed the American singer’s reaction. The video .
“If you hit me with anything on stage, I’ll take everything you have,” Rexha hisses in the clip. “Don’t you fucking play with me now.” Another part of the video shows Bebe Rexha trying to find out who tried to attack her. “Show me the person. I want to see them,” she tells the concertgoers before spotting the culprit. “Get out. Get out now. That’s it for you.” The Grammy-nominated artist then continues her show.
Short process with rioters
On June 1, Rexha reportedly had several fans removed from a concert in Wisconsin by police because they had thrown objects in her direction. She warned the audience that the “other guy” who had thrown objects at her had been sued.
During a concert on the rooftop of the Pier 17 bar in Manhattan in June 2023, Bebe Rexha was hit in the head with a cell phone. The impact left her with a laceration on her eyebrow, which required stitches in a hospital. The perpetrator was arrested and charged with, among other things, two counts of third-degree assault.
Source: Stern
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