Adele is a very famous singer. She was doing a big concert in Las Vegas. During her show
Adele is a very famous singer. She was doing a big concert in Las Vegas. During her show, someone in the crowd said mean things about gay people. Adele heard these bad words and got very mad. She spoke up firmly against this person.
Adele was singing her songs at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on June 1st. Someone in the audience shouted out homophobic comments. This means they said nasty, hateful things about gay people. They yelled out that they didn’t like Pride, which is a special celebration for the gay community.
When Adele heard the mean person yelling about gay people, she stopped singing. She used some bad words as she firmly told them off. Adele asked if they were stupid for coming to her show and saying such horrible things. She told them to shut up if they had nothing nice to say.
After Adele shouted at the rude person, the audience cheered loudly. They were so happy Adele stood up to the homophobic comments. Many fans said Adele was like a queen speaking up against hate. They praised her for not allowing that bad behavior at her show.
This happened in June, which is Pride Month. During Pride, people celebrate and support the gay community. Adele’s words sticking up for gay people were very meaningful. Her using her big voice to fight discrimination was special during this important month.
Adele has spoken up to help people many times before. Last year, she paused her concert to defend a fan being treated badly by security. At another show, she let a couple reveal the gender of their baby. Adele seems to really care about her fans and making people feel accepted.
When someone said awful things about gay people at her Las Vegas show, Adele did not stay quiet. She used firm words to condemn the hateful comments. Fans loved seeing the famous singer take a strong stand against discrimination. Adele showed she will always be an ally for the gay community.
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