By Kate Hudson | Industry | August 27, 2018 |
By Kate Hudson | Industry | August 27, 2018 |
Hot take alert: I don’t like it when strangers touch me. Neither, apparently, do Jay-Z or Beyoncé. Stars, they’re just like us!
Some guy who thought he was entitled to the Carters’ personal space rushed the stage over the weekend in Atlanta. It happened towards the end of the show, and he made a beeline for Jay and Bey. Unfortunately, he made contact with Jay-Z before security was able to stop him, and as a result, has now been charged with simple battery and was issued a citation for disorderly conduct. Good. Don’t touch people you don’t know.
A fan chased after Beyoncé & JAY-Z on stage tonight and the dancers tried to stop him! #OTRII #Atlanta pic.twitter.com/0kEtZ6yotb
— Music News Facts (@musicnewsfact) August 26, 2018
I was recently walking down a very busy street in Los Angeles, and some guy felt entitled to my attention. He followed me down an entire block before he caught up with me and tapped me on the shoulder. What he wanted, I don’t know, because he was met with a very loud exclamation of “Don’t fucking touch me!” followed by a steady stream of creative expletives that if published, wouldn’t make my mom very happy with me, so I’ll leave it to your imaginations.
I was not on fire. There was not a renegade stampeding herd of elephants barreling toward me. I was not in danger of being hit by a car. There was no reason for a stranger to touch me, just like there was no reason for this man to rush the stage and make contact with Jay-Z.
There are a very limited number of reasons when it is acceptable to rush Jay-Z and Beyoncé on stage. They are:
That’s about it. Unless these very specific instances apply, don’t rush the stage, and don’t touch people you don’t know.
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