Morgan Wallen hit by a fan's cellphone while singing 'Cowgirls' during Denver concert

DENVER, COLORADO: Morgan Wallen became yet another performing artist who was hit by an object on stage.

The country singer-songwriter was hit by a cellphone during his concert at Denver’s Mile High Stadium on Thursday, June 27. 

Morgan Wallen continues to sing after being hit with a mobile onstage

The trending video shows Wallen singing ‘Cowgirls’ when a showgoer hurls a phone at him. 

The phone went on to hit him on the shoulder and he fell on the stage. Wallen then picked it up chuckled the mobile offstage and continued singing.

A similar incident happened on June 21, On Friday, when the ‘Whiskey Glasses’ star was thrown a fan's thong in the face during his show in Minneapolis.

Wallen is presently on his ‘One Night at a Time World Tour’ which began in Indianapolis in April and will continue until Friday, August 9, in Las Vegas.

There has been an unfortunate trend when things are thrown at the performers, reports People.

In June 2023, Pink was left in shock when a fan threw their mother’s ashes onto the stage during a performance at BST Hyde Park.

In another incident, Cardi B had water thrown at her during a concert in August 2023, and Bebe Rexha was hit with a phone in June 2023, which caused serious injury.

Netizens share their thoughts on Morgan Wallen being hit by a fan's cellphone on stage

Internet express frustration over growing incidents where the singer is hit with objects while performings.

One person commented on Facebook, "I would have stomped it with my boot..."

"I'll never understand why people throw stuff up on stage 🤦" the second wrote.

Another said, "If their phone was recording, that's a fan video I'd watch!"

"At least it wasn't a chair...." one joked about his recent chair-incident.

A person opined, "Keep it ,then track em down and publicly shame and ban them from any other events."

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