P!nk Ejects Concertgoer for Protesting Circumcision During Show: ‘Get That Sh– Out of Here’

P!nk suffers no fools, especially when they’re in the audience at her live shows. During her Summer Carnival tour stop in San Antonio on Monday (Sept. 25), the “Trustfall” singer proved yet again that she won’t hold back from clowning on concertgoers.

In a fan-filmed TikTok clip, P!nk can be seen interacting with an attendee shouting about circumcision at her recent show. When he held up his phone screen to show her an enlarged message displayed across it, the singer sarcastically laid into him. “Oh, you’re making a whole point right now, aren’t you?” she dryly responded. “Do you feel good about yourself? Are you gonna be all right?”

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With the crowd cheering her on, P!nk continued, asking the crowd member why he would come to spread his message in the middle of a concert. “You spent all this money to come here and do that?” she said. “I’m gonna have to buy a Birkin bag with that ticket money. Get that sh– out of here.”

The concertgoer then turned around to the crowd behind him, holding up the message on his phone that appeared to say “circumcision: cruel and harmful.” P!nk let the rest of the audience know what he was doing: “He wants all of you to read it. He came here tonight to talk about circumcision.” As the man continued to point and shout at the singer, she finally had enough. “Get out of here,” she said, waving to the security team to escort him from the show. As he was removed from the booing crowd, Pink offered a final shot, saying, “I feel bad that he wasted his time tonight.”

P!nk has made it a habit to shut down trolls in recent years. When a troll attempted to insult the singer on her birthday earlier this month by comparing her to trans British comedian Eddie Izzard (who also goes by her preferred name Suzy), P!nk shared the post, saying she used it as a teaching moment for her daughter. “I explained to her that I’ve never met you, I don’t know you, and I have no idea why you would go out of your way to be hateful. It was a good lesson in ignorance,” she wrote. “Congrats. You’re no one.”

Check out the clip of P!nk’s latest interaction at her San Antonio show below:

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