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Love and Sex Concert: Female Fan Throws Bra At Singer
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Dec 2015 9:33 AM GMT
Fan Frenzy is nothing new for celebrities and some fans do weird things to show their love for their favorite star. Now one of the female fan shows her affection on King of Latin Pop Enrique Iglesias by her act.
The concert for the Latin pop singer 'Love and Sex' took place in the nation's capital, Colombo and one of the female admired of the crooner.During the concert, some of the girls actually removed their bras, threw their underwear at the singer, and some even rushed on stage to hug and kiss him.
While this behavior might sound a little odd given his mostly teenage fanbase, apparently it’s a real thing that happens from time to time.Meanwhile Srilankan president Maithripala Sirisena expressed his displeasure at the organisers of an Enrique Iglesias concert. Sirisena left perturbed by the behaviour of the Latin crooner's female admirers.
Sirisena said that the throwing their bras at him was "most uncivilised". The president suggested that the government would be stricter about allowing pop stars in his country in the future. The concert was produced by Live Events, an entertainment company owned by legendary cricketers , Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara.Sri Lanka is known as a very conservative society, public displays of affection are rare
The concert for the Latin pop singer 'Love and Sex' took place in the nation's capital, Colombo and one of the female admired of the crooner.During the concert, some of the girls actually removed their bras, threw their underwear at the singer, and some even rushed on stage to hug and kiss him.
While this behavior might sound a little odd given his mostly teenage fanbase, apparently it’s a real thing that happens from time to time.Meanwhile Srilankan president Maithripala Sirisena expressed his displeasure at the organisers of an Enrique Iglesias concert. Sirisena left perturbed by the behaviour of the Latin crooner's female admirers.
Sirisena said that the throwing their bras at him was "most uncivilised". The president suggested that the government would be stricter about allowing pop stars in his country in the future. The concert was produced by Live Events, an entertainment company owned by legendary cricketers , Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara.Sri Lanka is known as a very conservative society, public displays of affection are rare
