Main image via Twitter
Khalid was in Malaysia for a live performance last Sunday (4 November 2018) and brought one of the best performance ever!
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But while the singer was performing, a Malaysian fan reportedly threw a phone at him and hit his chest while he was singing “Location”! Despite the incident, Khalid still continued performing.
I would like to apologize to @thegreatkhalid on behalf of the idiot who threw his phone at you, you don’t deserve such things for the time and love you put into your music. Help me rt this until it reaches Khalid! @yunamusic! Much love from Malaysia! 🇲🇾❤️ pic.twitter.com/vEB7ekEYlE
— Shah Salehuddin (@ShahSalehuddin) November 5, 2018
A video of the entire incident was uploaded on Twitter, and it went viral, angering many fans in the process. The guy that threw the phone explained that it was an accident and has since apologised.
Oh we got angles alright 😂😂😂
— Shah Salehuddin (@ShahSalehuddin) November 5, 2018
Credits to a friend’s friend pic.twitter.com/WFn7gG3xOK
Dua Lipa got shamed for a term of an endearment, Khalid got a phone thrown at him. It’s like Malaysians don’t want world famous artists to grace our shores and then complain when KL gets left out of an Asia tour. https://t.co/h0WfYXsz6y
— Mathai (@isaacjmathai) November 6, 2018
Now that guy doesn’t have a phone , specially if it was expensive . I don’t see how he thought that would be a good idea , just throw your phone in the ocean right ? Smh
— Bobby Richardson (@Bobby_Rich17) November 6, 2018
Khalid finally spoke out about it too, saying that he saw the whole incident and that the guy indeed, intentionally threw his phone. He even explained in a tweet that the phone was on record and the guy probably expected him to record from the stage.
Someone even posted a video of the guy throwing the phone from the crowd!
Here’s a video of the guy who threw the phone at @thegreatkhalid. This dude even took to instagram and claimed it was an accident and someone had pushed his hand causing the phone to launch all the way to the front, straight up bs 😤
— Shah Salehuddin (@ShahSalehuddin) November 6, 2018
📹: @aesyahamid pic.twitter.com/xigMKtIIF2
Whether the phone was thrown or if it was an accident, it certainly didn’t look good for us Malaysians. Let’s hope nothing like this happens again in the future!
.@thegreatkhalid VS the phone that was thrown on stage pic.twitter.com/yLo5sdxq2P
— Sony Music U (@SonyMusicU) November 5, 2018
