Pink KICKS OUT Concertgoer For Protesting Circumcision At Show

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00:00 You need to get that out of here. Get it out. Get that cancer out, man.

00:02 Pink is not tolerating any controversial statements at her shows.

00:07 On Monday, the 44-year-old singer kicked out a man in the audience of her San Antonio

00:13 Summer Carnival tour stop for disrupting the show with a sign that read, "Circumcision.

00:18 Cruel and harmful." The Grammy winner was performing the concert's acoustic set when

00:22 the man stood in front of the stage with the sign, which got a quick response from the songstress.

00:27 "Oh, you're making a whole point right now, aren't you? Do you feel good about yourself?

00:31 Are you going to be all right?" she said, according to posts on social media.

00:34 He came here tonight to talk about circumcision.

00:36 Get it out. You need to get that out of here. Get it out. Get that cancer out, man.

00:47 Thankfully, the incident didn't ruin the vibe.

00:53 After the man left, Pink cracked some jokes with the audience.

00:57 "We're not couples, Kels. I'm just a regular counselor.

00:59 It's done with you. Does anybody else have anything they need to get off their chest?

01:07 I'm here for you. I can handle it. Anybody else? Okay. You're good? All right."

01:14 This isn't the first time Pink's had some interesting encounters on her tour.

01:20 Back in June, a fan threw a clear plastic bag filled with their dead mom's ashes on stage

01:26 while she was performing in London.

01:28 Pink kicked off her summer carnival tour a few weeks before that strange encounter,

01:43 and she has truly been pulling out all the stops,

01:46 including bringing out her daughter Willow on stage to sing with her.

01:49 AXE's Hollywood spoke with the pop icon back in May 2021, and she revealed how she manages

01:55 to bring her two kids, Willow and Jameson, on tour with her.

01:59 "I think it was never a question. I think that we, I mean, when Keri and I found each other,

02:04 he's my person, I'm his person, and that's how we roll. He would roll on tour with me, and

02:08 I would chase his supercross, and it's just how we do it, and we're lucky to do that. And the kids

02:16 just blend in, and we make, I've rearranged every facet of my life to include them,

02:23 and it's beautiful, because they're really cool kids, and they thrive. I mean,

02:28 we have a real village on tour, and all the crew, and the wardrobe, and the dancers,

02:32 and the band, and lighting, and rigging, and everybody gets along, and my kids get to see

02:38 that you could do so many different things. You don't have to be the singer. You don't have to

02:43 be the guitar player. You can sew, and play with hot glue guns, and build things, and weld stuff.

02:51 Like, we just show them everything, and the most important lesson, I think, is that

02:56 it's important to be a good person.

02:58 [Music]