foto: TikTok/@fortinorita
Brilio.net - It is common knowledge that Coldplay concerts are always filled with tens of thousands of spectators. Concert tickets for this British band are usually fought over by many people until they are sold out.
Apart from that, when a concert takes place unexpected moments often occur which are usually caught on camera. As videoed by the owner of the TikTok account @fortinorita who watched the Coldpay concert in Athens, Greece recently.
As seen in the video, the concert was temporarily stopped when a man carrying an Israeli flag fell while trying to get on stage. From the video footage, the man can be seen trying to climb a series of lights at the edge of the stage before finally falling hard.
Seeing this incident, Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin stopped the song in the middle of his performance. Together with guitarist Johnny Buckland, the two of them approached and examined the man to ensure his condition.
photo: TikTok/@fortinorita
"Stop, stop, stop," said Chris Martin, putting down his guitar and running to help the man.
It is known that the man is Israeli comedian, Guy Hochman. As a result of this action, he suffered broken ribs. Guy stated that his action was aimed at drawing attention to the war in the Middle East.
Uniquely, even though the incident resulted in broken ribs for Guy Hochman, many netizens were even more concerned about the condition of the fallen lamp. This can be seen from the comments on the account owner's upload, many netizens actually wrote about their concerns about the condition of the lights.
"it's the light ok?" said the account @flsfrkmdhan.
"That's okay with the lights, right?" said the account @diarxyy.
"I'm so sorry, is the light okay?" wrote the account @betisbelly.
"IM SO WORRY HOPE THE LIGHTS ARE OKAYY," responded the account @moonclaf.
Guy Hochman also shared the incident that happened to him via Instagram. In the upload he revealed his initial intention of trying to get on stage .
photo: Instagram/@guy_niceguy
"This is the final step. I will be there soon, kissing Chris Martin's sweat. This is it, this is me making history. Bomb! I fell. My right rib was broken," said Guy, quoted by brilio.net , Thursday (13/6).
It is known that Coldplay held a concert for two days at the Athens Olympic Stadium before continuing their tour to Romania. On Saturday (8/6), the event was attended by many celebrities, while on Sunday (9/6) the concert was marked by pro-Israel demonstrations.
photo: TikTok/@fortinorita
Including one by Guy Hochman. Although Hochman's brief demonstration at the concert ended quickly, many in the Coldplay audience shouted for the hostages to be brought home from Gaza. At that point, the arena was filled with chants of "bring them home," indicating a pro-Israel presence at the concert.
This 18 second video immediately became the spotlight of netizens, so it has been watched 7.4 million times and received 5,758 comments from netizens when this article was written. Many were surprised by this comedian's behavior, quite a few also considered the moment to be part of the show.
"WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING SIIIIII?" said the account @kkuaaaacii.
"WKWKWKWKWK THERE'S AJE AGAIN," wrote the account @skandium.
"Why did he do that????" said the account @alinsonnn.
"He was trying to steal the show and he did," commented the account @auuzuhsga.
"I thought that was part of the act," responded the account @MrRafias.
@fortinorita just a tiny accident #coldplay #coldplayathens original sound - RitaFortino
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