Fan Gets Kicked Out Of Megan Thee Stallion Concert For Tossing Phone Onstage

Amber Corrine
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During a recent show date of Megan Thee Stallion’s Hot Girl Summer Tour, a security guard had to kick a fan out for throwing their phone onstage.

In footage posted to The Neighborhood Talk, Meg can be seen walking along the stage in a blue jumpsuit and voluminous afro when a phone is launched at her. As security swiftly stepped in to remove the attendee, the Houston Hottie could be seen and heard telling the guards, “Hold on friend, she ain’t mean it.”

In another clip, the fan who threw the phone could be heard saying, “I didn’t mean to hit nobody” while asking the security to give her back her phone before she exits. Although Meg was willing to move on from the incident, the security was unforgiving.

Another fan could be seen tossing what looked like underwear on the stage, but security retrieved them before the “Savage” rapstress could discover them.

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The latest phone toss follows an entire year of fans throwing outlandish items onstage at celebrities, with Nicki Minaj being the latest victim prior to Meg.

In April, an apparent bracelet of some sort was hurled at Minaj, nearly hitting her face, while she performed “Starships.” Minaj attempted to block it, but the wrist piece landed on stage, then leading her to launch it back into the crowd.

Before footage of Minaj cut, she could be seen gesturing with her finger for the the bracelet bandit to come to her.

Cardi B also dealt with crowd antics last year while performing at Drai’s beach club in Las Vegas.

While performing her 2017 hit, “Bodak Yellow,” Cardi B had water thrown on her by a woman in the crowd. In return, the Bronx star threw her microphone at the attendee, who tried to apologize before she was promptly removed.

Footage surfaced two months later revealing that Cardi sarcastically requested to be doused with water due to the heated Vegas weather. However, the fan took it literally.

On a positive note, the mic was put up for auction by the sound company The Wave, with all proceeds going to charity.

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