Kane Brown must have a strict “you-can’t-flip-me-off” policy at his concerts.
The country music artist (that’s a loose term) was performing in Atlanta, Georgia, during a stop on his In The Air 2024 Tour when he got into it with a fan. While he was on stage singing “I Can Feel It,” an unruly member of the crowd flipped the bird at Brown, and the artist just so happened to see it.
He took time out of the song to lock eyes with the middle-finger-extender and motioned for them to come up towards the stage, saying:
“Come here. I want to show you what flipping me off will do. Come here.”
And I don’t know what the rules of extending your middle finger are, but Kane Brown returned the favor when he himself also gave the finger to the guy who had just done so to him. Does that not square away the interaction? Or does being up on stage allow for more leniency with middle finger flipping?
If you consider yourself a lip reader, you can see Brown say “I’ll beat his ass” as the person that had flipped him off made their way closer to the stage. Once the perpetrator got close to the front, Kane used another break in the song to tell security to “kick his ass out of here.”
Say what you want about Kane Brown, but he’s a pretty good multitasker. He managed to not miss a beat in his song while also orchestrating the removal of a fan who had flipped the bird at him. But then again, shoutout to the guy in the crowd who said “I can’t take this anymore” and flipped off Kane Brown. I’m guessing he did so just so he had an excuse to get thrown out from the concert he was likely dragged to.
That being said, why would you pay money to go to a show where you’re just gonna stand there and flip the artist off? Joke’s on you, dude…
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@abbeyhizzle Kane Brown kicking a guy out for flipping him off in Atlanta.👏🏼#kanebrown #atlanta #kanebrowntour @Kane Brown ♬ original sound – Abbey
Should’ve just pulled a Luke Bryan and smacked him (more on that story HERE):
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