Maroon
5
frontman
Adam
Levine
recently
talked
about
a
fan
jumping
on
the
stage
amid
their
concert
and
grabbing
his
arm.
A
video
of
the
incident
has
been
making
rounds
on
social
media.
In
the
clip,
Adam
looks
shocked
as
shaking
the
fan
off
as
the
security
led
her
away.
Adam
was
mid-performance
when
a
female
fan
jumped
claimed
up
on
the
stage
and
grabbed
this
singer
into
a
huge.
Another
video
from
the
incident
shows
Adam
knocking
over
his
mic
stand
as
he
moved
to
the
other
end
of
the
stage
to
continue
the
performance.
While
many
fans
understood
Adam's
reaction
and
sympathised,
others
criticised
his
reaction
asking
him
to
be
more
humble.
Adam
took
to
his
Instagram
stories
to
address
the
incident
and
the
flak,
which
he
respects
and
worships
his
fans.
He
expressed
that
his
reaction
was
out
of
shock
and
not
meant
to
be
malicious.
He
wrote,
"I
have
always
been
someone
that
loves,
respect,
worships
our
fans.
Without
our
fans,
we
don't
have
a
job
-
I
say
that
all
the
time
to
our
fans.
To
think
that
anyone
would
believe
that
I
Thought
our
fans
were
beneath
us
or
less
than
us
makes
my
stomach
turn.
That's
just
not
who
I
am,
it's
not
who
I've
ever
been.
"I
just
want
you
guys
to
know,
I
was
really
startled.
And
sometimes
when
you're
startled,
you
have
to
shake
it
off
and
move
on
-
because
I'm
doing
my
job
up
there.
It's
what
I
pride
myself
on,
so
I
need
to
let
you
guys
know
what
my
heart
is,
and
my
heart
is
that
connection
that
exists
between
the
band
performing
on
stage
and
the
fans.
I
hope
that
we
can
all
understand
that."
Some
fans
defended
Adam's
reaction
in
the
comments
section
of
the
viral
TikTok
video,
one
fan
said,
"She
grabbed
him.
He
was
visibly
uncomfortable.
He's
HUMAN.
personal
space
is
a
basic
right.
You
can't
tell
me
you
wouldn't
feel
'icky'
if
someone
grabbed
you
without
your
permission.
Expecting
celebrities
to
be
above
others
is
unfair
and
unnecessary," a
third
fan
argued.
Meanwhile,
another
fan
wrote,
"People
need
to
calm
down.
His
reaction
was
10000%
valid."
Maroon
5
was
performing
over
the
weekend
at
the
Hollywood
Bowl
for
the
Audacy's
8th
Annual
We
Can
Survive
show.
The
event
reportedly
raised
more
than
$700,000
for
the
American
Foundation
For
Suicide
Prevention.