Jonas Brothers fans have been left outraged after footage emerged on social of Nick Jonas appearing to be groped while performing live on stage at The Hollywood Bowl in LA this week.

The footage was first uploaded to Twitter by the account @NickJDaily and shows Nick, Kevin, and Joe on stage wearing multicolored double-breasted suits while playing music for an enthusiastic crowd.

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In the video in question, a fan (whose identity is currently unknown) can be seen reaching out to run her hand along Nick's leg and up to his thigh during a rendition of the song 'Only Human'.

A security guard can be seen attempting to deter the fan from violating Nick's personal space, but they can be clearly seen persisting for a few moments more nonetheless.

Watch Nick Jonas get groped by a fan at the Hollywood Bowl performance below:

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Although Nick himself has not commented on his being manhandled, a number of his fans have retweeted the video and expressed their concern for him, as well as their disgust over the fan's behavior.

For instance, one Twitter-user wrote: "This is ridiculous no matter how he dresses or how close he is to you he’s has a right to his personal space!! I was at their concert they are so good about interacting with the fans, but nothing gives anyone the right to grab them ?? [sic]" 

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Meanwhile, someone else added: "This is honestly so hard to watch. Can they not get it through their heads that Nick is clearly uncomfortable as he turns back to look at them and tried to swat their hand away? Ugh, this is not how you should treat them. [They're] people just like us who don’t need to feel violated."

Take a look at some of the other fan reactions to the footage below:

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The Jonas Brothers are currently rolling out on their Happiness Begins tour, which will take them to Mexico for five shows beginning in Monterrey October 27. The worldwide tour is scheduled to end in late February 2020.

A concertgoer at Pink's show in San Antonio was kicked out after disrupting a segment to protest the practice of circumcision.

During a show on Monday night (September 25), the Grammy-winning pop star was about to perform the acoustic segment of her Summer Carnival tour when an attendee yelled to get her attention.

As the 44-year-old singer - whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore Hart - noticed the protester, she paused and leaned forward to read the message displayed on his phone.

It was then revealed in fan footage posted to social media platforms that the message on his device read: "Circumcision: cruel and harmful."

The 'So What' singer spoke directly at the man after noticing his bizarre statement and questioned: "Oh, you’re making a whole point right now, aren’t you? Do you feel good about yourself?"

He was seemingly galvanized by the acknowledgment, as he kept his phone up and enthusiastically exclaimed "Yes!" in response.

"Are you gonna be all right?", Pink then asked him dryly. "You spent all this money to come here and do that?" At this point, other attendees were cheering her on.

"I'm gonna have to buy a Birkin bag with that ticket money. Get that s*** out of here," she added. The concertgoer then turned around to share his message with the rest of the crowd, who all booed in response.

"He wants all of you to read it. He came here tonight to talk about circumcision," Pink remarked, which prompted the man to react to her words by hollering in the direction of the stage.

Clearly, she had enough of his tantrum as she instructed security to remove him by saying: "Get that cancer out, man," and watched him be escorted from the audience area.

She then quipped that she felt "bad" that the protester "wasted his time tonight".

Interestingly enough, Pink is no stranger to unsolicited opinions about circumcision.

Back in 2019, she slammed internet trolls for flooding her with "f***ing disgusting" comments under a now-deleted Instagram post that showed her then-two-year-old son, Jameson Moon, (now six) without his swim diaper near a pool.

"There's something seriously wrong with a lot of you out there," Pink wrote in a follow-up post. "Going off about my baby's p***s? About circumcision??? Are you for real? As any normal mother at the beach, I didn't even notice he took off his swim diaper."

The 'Just Give Me A Reason' vocalist accompanied the message with a snapshot of her kneeling before a pelican with her son, whose nude bottom half was scribbled out, and daughter Willow Sage, then seven (now 12).

"I deleted it because you’re all f***ing disgusting. And now I’m turning off my comments and shaking my head at the state of social media and keyboard warriors, and the negativity that you bring to other people's lives," she continued. "There is something seriously wrong with a lot of you out there. Smfh."

The musician concluded by addressing the photo she shared, sarcastically penning: "Here’s a picture of the pelican we obviously caught and abused for hours before dangling baby p***s in its face."

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Being a celebrity often means sacrificing privacy. Every move can be scrutinized - snapped by paparazzi, dissected online, or gossiped about in tabloids. Whether grabbing coffee or heading to the gym, stars are rarely off the clock.

Strangers frequently approach them in public, sometimes crossing boundaries for photos or autographs, forgetting they're human beings first.

Even personal relationships aren’t safe from the spotlight, with fans and media speculating on every detail. The constant attention can be overwhelming, making it hard to relax, trust others, or simply enjoy life anonymously. Fame offers perks, but it also comes at a personal cost.

Marvel star Anthony Mackie is apparently facing this cost. He has headlines after a video of his recent interaction with a fan went viral. The incident reportedly happened at a restaurant and shows the Captain America actor looking visibly uncomfortable after being approached during what seemed to be a private moment.

In the video - shared by the fan who captioned it, “When you go tell Captain America you’re a fan and get this response” - Mackie is seen sitting with friends and family when the fan walks up and places a hand on his back. Mackie’s expression quickly shifts from relaxed to serious as he listens to the fan, offering a polite nod before resuming his meal.

Some call Mackie “rude” while others insist it’s about timing

The clip has since sparked debate among fans. Some users criticized Mackie’s demeanor, calling it “cold” and “rude.” One post on X (formerly Twitter) claimed, “Anthony is known for being one of the most rude and unpleasant actors with fans.” Another user argued that celebrities owe a level of warmth to their admirers, writing, “You’re a celebrity. Fans pay to watch your work and idolize you - being polite is part of the job.”

However, many others defended Mackie, saying the fan’s approach was inappropriate given the setting. “When are people going to realize that celebrities don’t want to be bothered while eating or using a public restroom?” one supporter commented, urging fans to respect boundaries.

“You’ve got to read the room”

Another person shared a contrasting personal experience, saying, “Anthony Mackie is very chill, but it’s all about respect. Sometimes it’s just the wrong time or place - you’ve got to read the room.”

As discussion continues, the incident highlights the ongoing tension between celebrity accessibility and personal privacy - a debate reignited whenever a star’s off-duty moment becomes public.

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A heavy metal fan allegedly defecated in the middle of a moshpit, leaving concertgoers vomiting and fleeing the crowd.

The bizarre incident took place during a Devilskin show in Dunedin, New Zealand, where fans had packed into the venue for a night of live music.

As the crowd moshed to the band's music, many had no idea they were dancing through human waste until someone noticed what was on the floor.

One concertgoer, Damian, described witnessing the incident unfold, saying: "The guy who was directly in front of me proceeded to shake a log down his leg," per The Sun.

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Show was paused as smell spread through venue

Damian said the man then kicked the feces away before accidentally stepping in it himself.

"We shuffled to the side a metre or three, then I realized that I needed to alert security," he recalled. "One guard came over, and verified with me the culprit and saw the offensive material on the floor."

Devilskin temporarily stopped the performance while security dealt with the situation.

When lead singer Jennie Skulander learned why the show had been interrupted, her reaction was simple: "Poo. EW!"

By that point, several people had already walked through the mess.

One person spoke about the chaotic scene. "It was a rock and metal concert so there was a lot of jumping," they said. "And then eventually someone must have, like, looked down and noticed that there was just a huge mess of s**t, just completely spread all in the mosh pit, like, all over the floor.

"It’s on people’s feet. People are wearing skirts and s**t is up their legs and stuff, and then one girl went bleh - just vomited on the s**t - and then everyone else starts vomiting," they added.

She added that the mess was "huge".

Fans left in tears

The smell reportedly became so overwhelming that people rushed out of the venue, leaving footprints behind them.

The attendee continued: "When this was happening, there’s people in the foyer, and you would have thought someone had died.

"They were just bawling their eyes out - they were just hysterical.

"There was one lady with vomit in her hair, s**t on her legs, and just crying, crying, crying," they claimed.

Although the concert eventually resumed, fans reportedly avoided the affected area, leaving a large space in the middle of the moshpit for the rest of the night.

Venue says it was a medical incident

After the concert, Devilskin appeared to see the funny side of the incident, joking on Instagram about their "Diaper of Doom."

Other fans also found their response hilarious. "As a Dad of two, I totally approve," one said, while another added: "lol, this is too good." A third quipped: "Comedic genius."

However, Daniel Leamy, president of the Otago University Students' Association, which operates the venue, has encouraged people to treat the situation with compassion.

"It was an unfortunate medical incident and should be respected as such," he said. "The individual involved remained fully clothed throughout, and this was in no way a deliberate 'code brown' situation. They were willingly escorted from the venue by security once staff had assessed the best course of action.

"Staff evaluated and managed an unforeseen and sensitive situation safely and professionally," the statement concluded.

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