Nigerian Man Cries a River As He Watches Beyoncé Perform in Washington DC: “We’re Giving This One to Ghana”
- American super diva Beyoncé sparked reactions on Nigerian social media space after an embarrassing video of one of her ardent fans
- The clip that has since gone viral saw a young man, many speculated to be Nigerian, crying helplessly during the global star's Renaissance World Tour in Washington, DC
- Many Nigerians online were displeased at the manner in which the young man idolised Queen Bey with hot, flowing tears
- Sandra Anyahaebi, a psychologist at Insight Wellness therapy, spoke about the effect a celeb would have on a fan that would make them cry at their show or when they met them in real life
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A video from Beyoncé's recently held Renaissance World Tour in Washington, DC, USA, saw a young man cry a river during her performance.
While the Break My Soul hitmaker displayed her vocal skill on stage, the young man, reported to be Nigerian, was overwhelmed as he broke down in tears.
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In another part of the viral clip, Queen Bey was heard telling her fans that she loves them, to which the crying black man reaffirmed loudly, declaring his love for the singer.
See the video below:
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Video of Beyoncé's male fan crying sparks reactions
Nigerians laughed over the situation online as they found new angles to slam the man's attitude at the event.
See their comments below:
ada.ahaya:
"Please use me as a RED FLAG BUTTON cause wf"
johnnetworq:
"Naaa on behalf of all well raised Nigerian men , we're passing this one to Ghana ."
el_fresco_papi:
"I just don’t know mehn but feminist traits just looks so wrong on men ."
oladerusolomon:
"If you know say this guy nah oloriburuku hit the like button ."
evelyn____xx:
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"I don’t see myself idolizing anyone not even a celeb. Giving demonic vibes."
don_drailes:
"This is not nigerian man, this is American man with African background. Naija people no dey do like this."
mz_ayi:
"What is wrong with a man showing emotions? Y’all need help!!!! Too many negative energy."
kenzy.udosen:
"How did y’all know he’s Nigerian? But that’s not even the point… when did it become wrong to be emotional about watching someone you love perform? Y’all have bigger problems than someone who can afford a Beyoncé tour ticket so Biko face them."
Reasons why fans or individuals would cry or scream when they see their favourite celebrities
In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, psychologist at Insight Wellness therapy (@sandybrownx), explained that there are various reasons why fans cry, scream, or shout when they watch their favourite celebrities perform or merely when they meet them in person.
"It could be regarding attachments and emotions. Music is a different kind of emotional connection and a powerful emotional trigger that can evoke different feelings. Feelings like nostalgia, joy, longing and even grief.
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"So when individuals relate with an artist through that emotional connection, it is usually strong.
"We are social beings and always looking for human connection, so many people find this connection through Music, art, film, etc. Because it provides them that shared experiences, thoughts, and ideologies.
"So we can see fans crying at concerts because of numerous reasons, but at the top of that list is the emotion evoked and the connection shared with that artist."
Jay Z purchases artworks of Beyonce from fan who attended Renaissance tour
Doting husband and billionaire Jay-Z purchased artwork from a fan who attended Beyonce's much-talked-about Rennaissance World Tour.
According to Daily Mail, Lauryn Michele attended Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour in New Jersey at the MetLife stadium.
She brought her paintings with her and also appeared on television on the NBC channel.
Source: Legit.ng