Justin Bieber stormed off stage at his latest Manchester concert, after asking the fans to stop screaming in the gaps between songs.
The Baby star dropped the mic and walked off stage during his Manchester Arena show on Sunday, after asking fans to stop screaming during his show.
It’s the third time the Canadian singer has mentioned his frustration with his fans’ behaviour since the start of his Purpose world tour.
“I don’t think it’s necessary when I’m trying to say something and you guys are screaming,” he said to the crowd at the Manchester Arena, before dropping the microphone and exiting the stage.
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Bieber later returned to continue the set.
“The reason why I was getting upset earlier was because I travelled across the whole world to come here and I dedicate my life to performing and bring smiles to people’s faces,” he said.
The Love Yourself singer went on complaining people were “just not giving the same respect” back.
The Twitter reaction came swiftly, as fans complained that, after coming back, Bieber did not speak to the crowd again.
u guys tend to forget that he's still young and a human being just watch this and see for urself that he cares #RespectJustin pic.twitter.com/xmEZqzn1cE
— ni (@killjongn) October 24, 2016
Others took to Bieber’s defence, creating the #RespectJustin.
He told the audience: “Obviously Manchester can’t handle me.
“So I’m going to quit talking for the rest of the night and just do the music.”
Last week, Bieber told a crowd in Birmingham to “calm down and stop screaming”, claiming it was “just obnoxious”.
Purpose is the Canadian singer’s third worldwide tour.
