Imagine your boss comes and hugs you out of nowhere and goes, "I pay you, how dare you act like that" when you push him away. How can people not understand basic stuff like this??!/
Adam’s reaction was 100% justified and I don’t understand people who threw hate at him for it. Being a fan doesn’t automatically give you the right to harass a celebrity and invade their space.
There are so many videos of fans going on stage and throwing thing at singers that people really expect them to let them do what they want. Thats why there are securities to make sure that won't happened.
Also we are in a pandemic and that’s just super disrespectful to get in his space and possibly expose him. He’s not wearing a mask so he could sing to them, the least they could do is social distance
“He would be nothing without his fans”. It’s so sad that so many people tie worth in with success. He is worthy of basic human respect even without his fans.
But they bought a CD, doesn't that mean they're allowed to publicly sexual assault the person involved in its creation? I don't understand, I lack common decency and instagram all my latest bowel movements.
I hate when people say this because its always about how someone should accept rights violations. Paying someone or supporting their work doesn’t mean you can treat the person however you want. If my fans acted like that I’d tell them to unfollow me if they didn’t like it
exactly ! it's just a shame that he doesn't respond to any of Dylan's mails, he's just too busy handling that controversy Tiktok is getting in the way of two best friends, in the way of pure and true friendship 😠 So disgusting...
If he had hugged her back it would’ve encouraged other fans to ignore his boundaries and personal space. He had every right to react the way he did and he even tried to make it a little jokey the way he walked away.
@mi i'm saying it because it comes off as preachy to people who dont believe in god, how can you worship a person nobody has actually SEEN, at least we know celebrities are real, yet your argument is about someone we cant even say exists much less LOVES us, i'm sorry but really?
@mi i'd prefer hell. not that anyone can even prove that either of those are real lmao, just sounds like something people make up cos they're scared of death, can you let people live their way instead of preaching stuff you cant even prove? word of advice, dont spend your life assuming there'll be another life after this one, you dont know so live this one to it's fullest so you dont have to face the probability of your life not being as great as it could've been, not to mention that thats why the whole idea of heaven and hell sucks, it sounds a lot better knowing that you have to live life to its fullest now, otherwise lets face it if heaven was real thatd mean everyhting now is meaningless, less important, less beautiful, we'd appreciate life less etc
@mi you cant really say i should be the one researching when you're only proof is people saying weird shit on the internet, and us not knowing whats going on in another room, that's just sad and this is a disturbing conversation for me to say the least, you'd rather just assume that you'll have another life waiting for you and risk the possibility of it not being true, thus wasting this life...if you cant see the problem with that then i dont know what to say, and whether or not you're trying to be preachy you are, not to mention creepy, you love me? a person you've never met, yet you go ahead and say that celebrities dont care about their fans...um, huhhhh? we've never met, and to be honest i hope we never do because even just through text you're making me feel uncomfortable. also, i'd rather believe scientically proven evidence over wishy washy stuff that was written into a book which then pretty much has only led to anti lgbtq, rape, pedophilia etc, sorry but im not keen and i dont think there's a lot of reason to be
@@leonamvinoy3008 He used to say sanitary for cool like it was going to catch on (like his own fetch 😂) but just kind of gave up on it, but you can still find it in his comment sections
I dont understand how someone could say he needs to humble himself, someone literally was in his personal space and had every right to make a face. ESPECIALLY during times like these with a PANDEMIC going on. No one would be ok with a stranger randomly in their personal bubble.
Also, fans pay to go to a concert - not to touch this man. They pay for the product but the product isn't Adam (or other group members), it's their music. Some people clearly have the wrong idea. Imagine being a waiter and someone tips you then expects you to hug them... It would be fcking weird and creepy. The argument of "we made you" "you wouldn't have nothing if we didn't came to dinner here" wouldn't make sense and just sounds manipulative
We should respect other people's boundaries and personal space! The fact that we pay someone doesn't mean we own them and we are entitled to doing whatever we want to them
For real!! I thought ppl would say she shouldn’t have gotten on stage. This is why I hate Tiktok so much!! They chose the wrong side & make the bad choices
We used to not have the budget but then we had to pull a few strings and got some budget. THEN i think we overspent and were broke for like 1 late night dylan episode and now i guess we are back in action! (For now)
my first thought is that a lady jumping on stage was not the best move🤠 he is literally a human and needs his space I don't understand why everyone is getting upset at Adam
I agree...If that girl was a guy and tried to grab Adam who was a girl , it would be the fan getting canceled (or worse ARRESTED) That's woke logic for you
@@maaaan2314 BRO exactly and there would be a court case opened up and people sending death threats to the fan the way this doesn't make sense it's woke logic I wish it could be different
Im keeping Dylan in my thoughts at this time. It’s incredibly painful when someone we are close to goes through something difficult. Wishing Dylan and Adam the best and hope they have a chance to talk again soon
It’s such a double standard because if this was Ariana Grande and a man rushed into stage and hugged her then EVERYONE would be calling that man a creep and not respecting personal space, which is exactly what that chick was doing to Adam. People have been coming for Adam a long time now (ever since he took his shirt off during his Super Bowl performance) and this is just such a stupid and ridiculous criticism of him. He did nothing wrong.
I swear people saying he needs to be humbled are crazy. If strangers ran up to them and hugged them randomly like that they would freak out. He had every right to act like that and make the face he made
If it had been Aria and a guy had grabbed her people would be clapping and saying "yes" for the same reaction. Not cool to put a guy in a different place.
Exactly! It blows my mind that the lady who went to hug him thought in her brain that it would be totally okay to do that. Apart from the fact that invading someone's personal space is not okay for any reason, I would also like to add as someone who has an aversion to being touched in general that doing something like that can genuinely cause distress in other people. Adam looked more caught off guard than anything, but you never know what other people go through. It was just disrespectful, honestly.
He had a totally appropriate reaction, he didn’t get mad or overreact he just let security handle it and made sure his audience knew it wasn’t cool still in a fun way. I feel like entertainers get their humanity taken away a lot, it’s just so simple to look at them as just “there for our entertainment” but I 100% would probably have a worse reaction than him if I was in his position and I’m sure most people wouldn’t be cool with it. It’s his right to not want to be touched by rando’s regardless of if they support his career or not. That’s like saying it’s ok for your boss to invade your personal space because he helps pay your paychecks.
EXACTLY!! The fact that people contribute money to watch his shows doesn't give them ANY right to him - tbh I might have punched her just on reflex bc you don't just run up and grab people 😒
Yes! Great point! If your boss came in and just randomly hugged you from behind you would have a legitimate sexual harassment case. Just because they are your means of support doesn’t mean you are a paid slave who has to take whatever advances are thrown at you with a smile on your face
The Michael Jackson comments, I’m 100% sure, are referencing a video where a fan ran on stage during one of his performances. It was right when Michael was being lifted into the air by this small platform though so Michael held on to the fan (who started hugging him / having a titanic moment) until it came down. Then security came and got the fan. But that wasn’t a heartwarming moment where Michael was being so humble to his fans. It was an incident where a fan put multiple people’s lives in danger to enter someone’s personal space without consent and ruin an experience for tons of other paying fans. Like jeez.
@@Tellurium52mloid Basically, the fan could have fallen off the platform, could have pulled Michael off the platform, could have landed on someone below, etc. Just a really dangerous move altogether.
He also did regularly hug fans onstage. Security would choose someone from the crowd and let them run to him, but it was all part of show and meant to happen during one specific song, not unexpectedly in the middle of a performance.
Yeah and let's not forget how that same fan would not let him go afterwards, and security had to jump in to take him away. MJ did a bunch of fan service on stage, but they were planned, it's not the same as just randomly jumping on stage because you felt like it and hugging an artist.
I think a female performer would not have been “cancelled” for this. I am a woman, and I think he’s totally within his rights to react that way to a non consensual touching while he’s working. 100% in the right, I don’t get it.
Yeah a female maybe won't be cancelled, but she will be insulted by thousands of men telling her she provoked the harasser or she deserved it or whatever so it's not that different really
Your comment made me realize exactly how sad the double standard is here. When a male fan invades a female idol’s personal space people are so upset at him and they sympathize with her reactions, but they act like Adam isn’t justified to having that reaction to his personal space being invaded.
Celebrities are people providing a service that you purchase, just like any other professional. Your local store cashier provides you with groceries, your dentist provides you with teeth cleanings, and celebrities provide you with entertainment. Just because you “pay their bills” does not give you the right to run up and grab any of these people. None of them are obligated to spend their free time taking selfies with you. Just give them the same respect you would any other person.
I guess Dylan is now the way I receive news now lol. I didn't even hear of this until right now. I don't usually pay attention to celebrity type news. Also, if it was me that happened to, I probably would have screamed.
How in the world does you "paying their bills" get you the ability to get up on stage and get into their personal space and touch them (whilst in a pandemic, may I add)? There's no correlation and as a person who is slightly older than these kids attacking Adam (I'm 16), I thought we had common sense. We're attacking the attacked and not the attacker, like what???
This is unironically what happens when you populate the idea that someone is incapable of being guilty of something because of who they were born. In this case, that you can't be a weird, sexist creep if you're a woman.
Adam is a cheater, and that’s awful and no one should try to justify that. But as for this scenario that Dylan made a video on, Adam was not in the wrong. I’m not saying YOU were specifically guilty of this, but as a general rule, people should not cancel people over nothing, even if they are awful
Doesn't change the fact that people should stop justifying their hostility towards celebrity because THEY decided to pay for their services and follow them like dogs
We need to understand that “Artists” are more than just a powerful person just because of their fans. They are still people, they have talents and have value, even if they had NO FANS. We don’t own anybody…
My first thought was: “poor Adam hope he’s ok” and then I laughed at his reaction because it was funny and not that big of a deal. Yeah she shouldn’t have been onstage but she was taken away he brushed it off and continued performing so it really wasn’t that bad
I agree with what Dylan said. Also, if the genders were reversed, everyone would be calling the fan a creep. The fan is inappropriate here too. Dont get in a stranger's personal space
i've also noticed regardless of gender, there are certain selective celebrities that are given automatic protection and benefit of the doubt for everything while there are others who get shit on for everything. i just don't get it
To everyone who is saying that they have "paid a lot of money to be at the concert" and that it gives them the right to be near him, y'all are Karens in the making.
It does give them that right though. To be NEAR him. In the audience. Where they paid to be. Not on stage like they're a part of the band or some shit 😂 entitled children is what they are. People feel justified when you call them a Karen.
"Paid a lot of money" so they can therefore do that.... the motto of date rapists everywhere. So all those people outraged with his reaction.... it immediately made me cringe because they're justifying touching someone without consent because they 'earned the right'. Creepy af
So I don’t know why TickTock people Karen’s I called them or call them psychopath to but anyway I want to say oh I don’t shouldn’t do that I don’t she loves his fans blah blah blah blah blah but it’s Covid and it’s 6 feet so those people need to get a life because all they do is just watch TickTock every single time in bed probably they don’t do nothing they just saying then watch TickTock people all day and all night because they’re freaking lazy people I can’t stand those people
Sexual abusers in the making more like. Seriously, the attitude they're displaying, it's only one step away from telling a male victim some disgusting shit like "you should be glad she chose you."
If he would’ve hugged her, the same people would be saying he was ‘trying to feel her up, like a predator’ & that he ‘needs to humble himself.’ I honestly don’t know when people lost the ability to think critically, but it terrifies me, how dumb people are now. I don’t know, perhaps it’s always been this bad & social media just shines a light on it? I hope that’s the case, but my gut feeling tells me it’s not.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I think you believing people would’ve called him a “predator” if he hadn’t reacted like that is a bit exaggerated, but sure…
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 i think things have always been this way (people generally lacking critical thinking skills), it's just that social media causes this "mob mentality" where a few idiots say something, and that becomes the narrative and everyone jumps on the bandwagon as a result
I don't get this outrage, when just recently there was that viral video of a woman touching Gason at Disney and Gaston being upset and kicking her out. And everyone agreed that woman was wrong. Isn't this the same energy?! You can't just go up and touch a stranger without consent, FFS.
Probably because the people who were upset in the Gaston video (who were right) are older than the ones who commented on the video. Tik Tok is FULL of 12 yo who don't fully understand personal space
@@lucymontgomery7192 Or individuality. They're like a flock of birds. They look, think, and act alike. It's just a function of being very young. They'll figure it out... eventually... maybe. haha
@@LA_HA yeah I’m really glad that tiktok wasn’t around when I was a preteen/teenager because I, like every other kid, had dumb opinions and thoughts but I just didn’t broadcast them. it’s so much easier to do so nowadays
My first thought when seeing the video was I related to the creeped out shiver he did after the fact because when someone you don't know forces themselves into your personal space with no warning it's creepy!
I often think this is some kind of rare internet community where I actually agree with most of the comments. I'm pretty sure it's the result of Dylan being so clear about his boundaries, very few people who think they can disrespect others stay because it simply isn't encouraged in this chanel
Personally, if a stranger came up and hugged me from behind I’d get scared and think I was being attacked. Adam, being a famous artist, I’m almost certain he would be more scared. The amount of creepers, death threats, and other frightening things that happen to celebrities, I can’t imagine.
"He could've reacted in a respectful way" What about her? Violating his personal space like that was completely disrespectful, really surprised by that comment section 🤦
"We pay your bills" is such a stupid argument. By that logic, I also pay the drive-thru worker's bills when I go get fries. That doesn't mean they have to worship me or let me hug them. That's just how a job works.
They’re not arguing that because fans pay his bills they should have the right to invade his personal space, just that it’s not his place to act superior to them.
Pretty disgusting thinking they should be humble when it's actually the fans who needs to know some boundaries. You can't touch or hug random people on street because they will creep out or punch you. It's not in anybodies job description to get jump by random creeps. Altough i have to say people saying it wouldn't be like this if he was a women, I don't really agree with it. There's always gonna be some group like what's big deal whether it's because they don't like the person in the first place or they genuinely think that which is f* up.
This is double standards. Imagine a male fan jumping and hugging a female performer on stage. Nobody's gonna say, "Oh she should've hugged him back. He's just a fan."
A male fan literally slapped Beyoncé’s ass and they blamed it on her clothes. Same thing happened to Rihanna and she hit the person and they said she shouldn’t have reacted “classier”…… This unfortunately happens to female celebrities as well, and they are reprimanded for not reacting nicely to someone invading their space.
How dare a famous musician not want a random fan accosting him physically, spontaneously, and during a global pandemic. Have we forgotten Christina Grimmie and what happened to her?
@@UnsungPhoenix Um, even if he weren't married, that wouldn't give you the right to accost ANYONE like that. That's literally harassment. I'm not married and I'm no celebrity but if someone were to come up to me and physically accost me like that girl did to Adam, you best believe I would fucking deck you in the face.
Completely agree, I was also in the same spot a few days ago, just scrolling, looking for someone who actually seemed to understand the situation. Fans have killed celebrities before, what if someone had jumped up with a knife and different intentions? I also think if it had been a female singer and a dude jumped up and tried to hug her, people would've reacted differently. It scares me how some people feel like they should own a celebrity and their attention just because they bought a ticket to their show. Adam Levine isn't a shirt at Target, you can't just own him because you paid to watch him perform.
Actually it HAS happened, a male fan got on stage and hugged Ariana Grande, another one hugged Beyoncé, etc. I completely agree with this and people need to stop being ridiculous, Adam was in his whole right to be upset about that situation and react the way he did; BUT it’s unnecessary to bring the gender thing into question, not in this specific situation anyway.
@@Mia.S13 Of course! Good thing I didn’t say that. What I said is that the use of the analogy in the original comment wasn’t very important nor relevant because the hypothetical situation that the original commenter described HAS happened and didn’t have much of a contrasting or different reaction/response. I believe I said in my first comment that I didn’t agree in any way with people trying to “hold Adam accountable” for a normal reaction, and in the male fans’ cases, they didn’t get much hate for it, whatsoever. My apologies though, it wasn’t my intention to imply any other message, you see. Must have been my wording!
This whole notion that the public is what keeps food on celebrities tables, so that gives us the right to do with them what we please is utterly ridiculous. Most of us have jobs as well with bosses that keep food on our tables, but we know it doesn’t mean they have a right to input themselves our private lives.
Those kids would be lying if they said they would act “humble” and let some random stranger touch them if they were in the middle of doing something. People are entitled to personal space. Fame and fortune doesn’t automatically give people the right to touch celebrities without their consent.
Just so y’all know I’m Somali “ooga booga” means “apply to the wound” Which is relevant because Dylan soothes my internal wounds by making these videos
This is what happens when fans think they're close with a celebrity/they're entitled. You may know everything about someone's career and public persona, but you don't know every single thing about them, and they certainly don't know much if anything about you. Parasocial relationships
@@BlueHat1 Bts fans are chill compared to fans of other kpop groups or groups in general tho. I remember when bts went to a concert in Japan and one member went to the audience and everyone backed back, not one person tried to touch him. Most are very respectful although some are like the fan in this video, but all groups have fans like that, not just bts or maroon5. If you know about bts you might know about nct (another famous kpop group)... their fans are crazier and recently got into a scandal too in a concert
In no way, shape, or form are armies more chill than another kpop fanbase. Armies are toxic as hell (not that other fan bases don't have toxic fans but armies have the most for sure)
There's always a minority (or a majority) of toxic fan base. You should know how toxic it is when they stop supporting the artists if they enter into a relationship. Artists need to be viewed as people, not a $1 candy someone's mom promised them for lunch. Like, these dipshits need to know that them "making" an artist isn't some charity or whatever. You show your appreciation for their talent and be entertained for the money you pay.
@Codets Facts Trust me I'm a fan of many groups and after being in many different fandoms... I can definitely say that some fandoms are way worse than armys... There is a very infamous fandom in kpop from a very popular girl group, and the fandom has internal fights literally every day, they will fight each other no joke for liking a member of the same group. I've never seen a fandom have internal fights like those before, where they hate on the members of the group they follow. Or maybe I'm on the good side of the internet and just missed all the toxic armys, bc I have only seen 3 toxic armys in my 4 years of knowing about kpop
I can't believe how much Dylan cares about Adam. Clearly a fan and that makes me feel like, he is relatable. Bc he's defending Adam the way we would defend Dylan
I was just talking about this earlier with a coworker can you imagine if a man jumped in stage and grabbed Ariana Granda? Their would be a lawsuit. Adam Levine has NO obligation to allow fans to touch him without consent!
he was clearly uncomfortable and also, it's a very awkward situation. he made a face and instead of having that ruin the show he playfully made like a shivering movement thingy and continued, which is something not many can do !! hope he's okay lmao
I agree with everything about Adam Levine, but just wanted to add that the accusations against Michael Jackson aren’t true. A few years ago, two guys sued MJ’s estate for alleged sexual abuse 30 years prior. They both spoke well of MJ even a few years before this, and it was while they were running out of money that they both “realized” they were being sexually abused. Additionally, when the accusations came out, many people who were close to him when he was alive (and who would have spent much more time with MJ than the accusers) were shocked and said that that was not the type of person MJ was and that he would never do something like that. Anyway. I totally agree that Adam Levine didn’t do anything wrong, and the backlash he got was ridiculous. And I don’t agree with those people who used MJ as an example that Adam should have followed. But yeah just wanted to put in my piece because sadly a lot of people seem to believe the allegations lol
I agree, their was no reason to bring Michael into the situation. Michael was found not guilty and those who accused him were only after money. The court even threw out their case because their just a bunch of liars. Best Documentary's to prove Michaels innocence is MJ Square One and Loving Neverland both on TH-cam.
I was looking for this comment! People need to know that MJ had a horrible life, it is believed he was forced by his father to be chemically castrated to keep his voice so child like, he hated his whole family and because of that changed his apperance so drastically. He found the company of children comforting and he loved them, because he himself didn't have a good childhood and he would never even think of hurting a child. Macaulay Culkin, who also had a rough childhood as a child actor, said that MJ never did anything to him, and he also attended his funeral.
@@voxxbg380 Yesss, while he was in Motown with the Jackson 5 they would make him lie about his age and make his voice higher to sound more childlike to be more “cute”. His father and siblings would make fun of his appearance. With that him having vitiligo, lupus and a scalp burn in the 80’s causing him to wear wigs only made him more self conscious about himself. Children made him happy cause they never judged or treated him any different and some didn’t even know he was the Michael Jackson king of pop. Many celebrities adults now who were children when they knew Michael say nothing ever happened, the accusers only wanted financial gain they defended Michael all up until his passing then when they are in financial problems they suddenly remember their “abuse”. All in all it’s a bunch of lies.
Exactly! All those accusations are pure lies, they couldn’t even find any proof. MJ was a great person with a sad life, he doesn’t deserve all the hate.
@@TheStepmonkey yes I completely agree, Michael was very misunderstood and he had a heart pure and full of love and compassion for even those who hated on him and called him names. Michael never spoke bad about anyone. Michael didn’t deserve anything this crappy world gave him. He was too good for this world.
This is my least favorite thing that seems to happen every three years. 1. Celebrity is assaulted 2. Celebrity reacts normally and is visibly upset 3. The general public starts accusing them of being a terrible person
It's just crazy that when it comes to celebrities some people think that they don't deserve their own personal space and that we don't need to respect their boundaries. Like they aren't their own person anymore, smh.
You know what immediately came to my mind when I saw the video, Christina Grimmie. Now a lot may not know or remember, but Christina Grimmie was a very talented singer that was on The Voice a few years back. She was on Adam Levine's team and he sorta became a mentor to her and her career. She was a super popular performer even if she finished 3rd and got a lot of work afterwards. Anyway one night performing at The Plaza Live in Florida she was with the fans after the show and one of her "fans" shot her in the head and chest. She died and her killer killed himself like immediately, I remember it was a shock to everyone. She was this young talented girl with so much ahead of her and was taken by someone so senseless. For Adam to have known her and been close with her and know something like that happened to her is something you don't forget easily. But not only that, as a performer that's always in the back of your mind that anything can happen even if it's just a careless fan. People often don't think before they speak and now it's become people don't think before they post. It's just a herd mindset, people without tact which is a skill a lot have lost.
Literally - and she was even opening her arms to give him a hug! Like when all those people were like "remember when Michael Jackson hugged his fans no matter what!?" I just wanted to remind them of what happened to Christina when she tried to hug her so-called "fan".
Stumbled upon this and its funny now that there has been all that new updated Adam drama. First hes canceled for not loving his fans enough, then cancelled for loving them too much...
literally on tiktok everyone finds a reason to be mad at SOMETHING, you literally can’t BREATHE without being ‘canceled’ and i hope they realize they can’t ‘cancel’ celebrities. they’re literally celebrities😭
You kinda can though if it's a good reason. For example several people's careers never recovered after the me-too movement but this is just dumb entitlement.
I feel like a big reason why people were upset about his reaction was that it was a girl who jumped on stage, as well as he's a guy. A lot of times the people who jump on stage are guys, and there's a universal view that a guy would present more of a potential threat to a performers safety (not to mention guys who jump on stage tend to be more aggressive), while if its a girl they're probably more inclined to be like "eh it's just a silly girl she's harmless". There's also the added aspect that he's a man and people kind of expect guys to put up with more than they expect from women ("he's a man, he can handle it"). adding to this, a lot of people look past 'dramatic' reactions from women, so if Adam had been a girl and reacted the way he did I doubt anyone would have thought anything of this. If it'd been a guy who jumped on stage, or if Adam was a girl or a combination of the two, this probably wouldn't have garnered so much attention, and if it did there wouldn't be so much negative response towards adam. TL;DR: there's some sexism at work here
1000% some sexism at work. I brought up the Christina Grimmie incident and someone replied back to me that this was just a "beautiful young" woman, not some creepy guy, so it's different. Like bruh, do these people think that you can tell who is an about-to-be killer just by looking at them?
I hate it when strangers come up and touch me, especially during the pandemic - why should celebrities be held at a different standard to setting bodily boundaries?
This, I saw a comment while dylan was scrolling that said "everyone there was probably vaccinated" but that doesn't guarantee that that lady wasn't still carrying the virus.
My thoughts when Dylan said he interacted with Adam: “I’m 99.9% sure it’s going to be about coffee” Dylan: “ Adam came up to me and asked me if I could get him a coffee”
I think if Adam condoned what the fan did, and decided to play along by hugging her back, it could create the impression that it's fine to jump on stage and interrupt performances, which is not okay - it interrupts the experience for everyone else and is inconsiderate as a result. I believe that what he did was justified for sure.
i would be repulsed if someone came from a sweaty crowd, hopped the stage, in the middle of a pandemic, and tried to touch me let alone hug me. a complete stranger that too. that’s an invasion of personal space. its not a meet and greet its a concert, know your place. this is what happens when fans get to comfortable, these celebrities don’t know you and you don’t know them, as much as you like to pretend you do. keep it amicable and respect them, they’re literally people.
Sometimes I wonder about the education level of some of these people on TikTok. However, Adam was right. No one has the right to touch him. He’s a married man besides - that’s like saying because of his celebrity status, fans have the right to touch him any time. Which is not true. This is why celebrities have bodyguards. Speaking of, whoever was supposed to guard him must have lost their job.
i love the un-dylan-ness of this title 😂 ok now that i'm actually watching the video like celebrities are people too and they are absolutely entitled to boundries also if a man had done that to a female performer people would be pissed it's not funny just because a woman did it to a man
i still don't understand why it's so normalized to dehumanize celebrities to this extent. why is it not common sense to think "yikes that was a bad move on the girl's part"? also idk if y'all are ready for this conversation imagine if a dude went up on the stage while someone like halsey or ariana grande or taylor swift is performing and did the same thing... nobody would be blaming the artist there, and they'd be absolutely right. idk it bothers me
Imagine someone jumps up on stage and disrespects your personal space,yet you are the one getting cancelled 😭how does that have to do with being humble?
people need to remember that celebrities are people... like wouldn't you feel uncomfy if a random person came up to you while you were working and just grabbed you?
dylan i love you but bringing up michael jackson’s accusations which he was cleared, was Not it he was literally found not guilty on court. u have a point abt adam n i respect ur opinion but the mj thing was unnecessary
he could’ve said something else rather than just bringing up the allegations, he could’ve compared at least mj’s encounter with a fan who jumped on the crane to be close to him which is related to adam’s situation. I’m actually still disappointed about it 😕
hate how this is almost the exact scenario and logic as when customers harass people in the service industry and it really goes to show how people dehumanise anyone they give money to. just because you give them money for doing their job doesn't mean you can ignore their boundaries - they're not being payed for people to breach their personal space, that isn't their job. tipping someone doesn't give you the right to harass them, and buying tickets doesn't give you the right to grab at them/
as his fans you may “pay his bills” but that doesn’t give you the right to touch him?? everyone is entitled to personal space💀 are people okay?
Imagine your boss comes and hugs you out of nowhere and goes, "I pay you, how dare you act like that" when you push him away. How can people not understand basic stuff like this??!/
No. People are not ok.
bruh when u tell u people do not use logic💀👋
@@bobabeomie7841 it just feels like self centered kids that have no clue how the real world works and don’t treat celebrities as people
No they are not okay that's the problem
things you need to know about dylan:
•the school he went to closed
•has a nose piercing
•he is 30 years old
•he worked on the voice
I thought he was joking that he has worked on the voice...I loved that show
@@akirahatson2593 he has a yt video abt that :)
and he’s writing a book
@@justtadiwa his obituary will say his book is half complete lol.
@@davidhunt7454 haha so true😂😂
Adam’s reaction was 100% justified and I don’t understand people who threw hate at him for it. Being a fan doesn’t automatically give you the right to harass a celebrity and invade their space.
There are so many videos of fans going on stage and throwing thing at singers that people really expect them to let them do what they want. Thats why there are securities to make sure that won't happened.
Also we are in a pandemic and that’s just super disrespectful to get in his space and possibly expose him. He’s not wearing a mask so he could sing to them, the least they could do is social distance
For real I tend to chose fight in fight or flight situation and I probably would have decked her in the face so she should consider herself lucky
Exactly. What happened to consent??
tell that to kpop fans
“He would be nothing without his fans”. It’s so sad that so many people tie worth in with success. He is worthy of basic human respect even without his fans.
True. And he's worthy of basic human respect even if he wasn't talented.
But they bought a CD, doesn't that mean they're allowed to publicly sexual assault the person involved in its creation?
I don't understand, I lack common decency and instagram all my latest bowel movements.
@@Lucifronz please tell me this is a joke, because I'm not sure
@@eduardaboffs yes they're being sarcastic. It's pretty common sense that the fan who jumped was in the wrong
I hate when people say this because its always about how someone should accept rights violations. Paying someone or supporting their work doesn’t mean you can treat the person however you want. If my fans acted like that I’d tell them to unfollow me if they didn’t like it
dylan saying he's 30 years old is becoming the new college story
he went to college? he's never mentioned it before
@@DarkPaleUnicorn Yeah he did go and it was a SCAM!!!!
It's like his, "This one time, at band camp," moment.
He's low-key so proud
@@DarkPaleUnicorn yep and they shut it down
Imagine having such a meaningful conversation with Adam Levine. Dylan’s winning at life man.
omg i love this community lmfaooo
Imagine having this conversation with Dylan. I would have paid for the coffee💳💥💳💥💳
I think adam's the one winning at life
exactly ! it's just a shame that he doesn't respond to any of Dylan's mails, he's just too busy handling that controversy
Tiktok is getting in the way of two best friends, in the way of pure and true friendship 😠
So disgusting...
Omfg reading this comment first fully expecting them to have a meaningful conversation and then watching the video just fucking sent meee
If he had hugged her back it would’ve encouraged other fans to ignore his boundaries and personal space. He had every right to react the way he did and he even tried to make it a little jokey the way he walked away.
EXACTLY. People are gross.
@mi why'd you start ranting about god, this has nothing to do with religion...
@mi i'm saying it because it comes off as preachy to people who dont believe in god, how can you worship a person nobody has actually SEEN, at least we know celebrities are real, yet your argument is about someone we cant even say exists much less LOVES us, i'm sorry but really?
@mi i'd prefer hell. not that anyone can even prove that either of those are real lmao, just sounds like something people make up cos they're scared of death, can you let people live their way instead of preaching stuff you cant even prove? word of advice, dont spend your life assuming there'll be another life after this one, you dont know so live this one to it's fullest so you dont have to face the probability of your life not being as great as it could've been, not to mention that thats why the whole idea of heaven and hell sucks, it sounds a lot better knowing that you have to live life to its fullest now, otherwise lets face it if heaven was real thatd mean everyhting now is meaningless, less important, less beautiful, we'd appreciate life less etc
@mi you cant really say i should be the one researching when you're only proof is people saying weird shit on the internet, and us not knowing whats going on in another room, that's just sad and this is a disturbing conversation for me to say the least, you'd rather just assume that you'll have another life waiting for you and risk the possibility of it not being true, thus wasting this life...if you cant see the problem with that then i dont know what to say, and whether or not you're trying to be preachy you are, not to mention creepy, you love me? a person you've never met, yet you go ahead and say that celebrities dont care about their fans...um, huhhhh? we've never met, and to be honest i hope we never do because even just through text you're making me feel uncomfortable. also, i'd rather believe scientically proven evidence over wishy washy stuff that was written into a book which then pretty much has only led to anti lgbtq, rape, pedophilia etc, sorry but im not keen and i dont think there's a lot of reason to be
Dylan saying he's thirty is the new "my college got shut down", which once was his "I'm writing a book". The evolution of this man.
That is sanitary
@@Lalalaaleeluu what is that joke bout
@@leonamvinoy3008 He used to say sanitary for cool like it was going to catch on (like his own fetch 😂) but just kind of gave up on it, but you can still find it in his comment sections
@@Lalalaaleeluugod the older movies commentary’s are so good
Hello, my name is Hannah, singer guider. 😌
Ahhhh, love you Hannah ♥️
Aww Hannah
Omg my worlds colliding
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I love you and your videos!
I dont understand how someone could say he needs to humble himself, someone literally was in his personal space and had every right to make a face. ESPECIALLY during times like these with a PANDEMIC going on. No one would be ok with a stranger randomly in their personal bubble.
Exactly. Plus Adam can’t sing with a mask on so they should have been extra respectful of his space since he couldn’t wear a mask like them
Also just because he's a celebrity doesn't mean he's a touchy person, I would have reacted the same way if a RANDOM STRANGER touched me
Also, fans pay to go to a concert - not to touch this man. They pay for the product but the product isn't Adam (or other group members), it's their music. Some people clearly have the wrong idea.
Imagine being a waiter and someone tips you then expects you to hug them... It would be fcking weird and creepy. The argument of "we made you" "you wouldn't have nothing if we didn't came to dinner here" wouldn't make sense and just sounds manipulative
We should respect other people's boundaries and personal space! The fact that we pay someone doesn't mean we own them and we are entitled to doing whatever we want to them
For real!! I thought ppl would say she shouldn’t have gotten on stage. This is why I hate Tiktok so much!! They chose the wrong side & make the bad choices
At first I thought we didn’t have the budget for lights.
We used to not have the budget but then we had to pull a few strings and got some budget. THEN i think we overspent and were broke for like 1 late night dylan episode and now i guess we are back in action! (For now)
This is ooga booga, here we do have a budget
I didn't have my glasses on and thought he got robbed again but just his lights fjdkfjdk
ME TOO
My second thought, was “wow! That woman should not invade his space!”
my first thought is that a lady jumping on stage was not the best move🤠 he is literally a human and needs his space I don't understand why everyone is getting upset at Adam
I agree...If that girl was a guy and tried to grab Adam who was a girl , it would be the fan getting canceled (or worse ARRESTED)
That's woke logic for you
@@maaaan2314 BRO exactly and there would be a court case opened up and people sending death threats to the fan the way this doesn't make sense it's woke logic I wish it could be different
no one is considering his safety either
Also we still in a PANORAMA!!!
@@KlearlyIMme THIS HAPPEN DURING THE PANAROMA I FORGOT EVEN WORSEE!!!
Im keeping Dylan in my thoughts at this time. It’s incredibly painful when someone we are close to goes through something difficult. Wishing Dylan and Adam the best and hope they have a chance to talk again soon
It’s such a double standard because if this was Ariana Grande and a man rushed into stage and hugged her then EVERYONE would be calling that man a creep and not respecting personal space, which is exactly what that chick was doing to Adam.
People have been coming for Adam a long time now (ever since he took his shirt off during his Super Bowl performance) and this is just such a stupid and ridiculous criticism of him. He did nothing wrong.
Exactly!!!!
I swear people saying he needs to be humbled are crazy. If strangers ran up to them and hugged them randomly like that they would freak out. He had every right to act like that and make the face he made
If it had been Aria and a guy had grabbed her people would be clapping and saying "yes" for the same reaction. Not cool to put a guy in a different place.
Exactly! It blows my mind that the lady who went to hug him thought in her brain that it would be totally okay to do that. Apart from the fact that invading someone's personal space is not okay for any reason, I would also like to add as someone who has an aversion to being touched in general that doing something like that can genuinely cause distress in other people. Adam looked more caught off guard than anything, but you never know what other people go through. It was just disrespectful, honestly.
@@amybee792 this!!
He had a totally appropriate reaction, he didn’t get mad or overreact he just let security handle it and made sure his audience knew it wasn’t cool still in a fun way. I feel like entertainers get their humanity taken away a lot, it’s just so simple to look at them as just “there for our entertainment” but I 100% would probably have a worse reaction than him if I was in his position and I’m sure most people wouldn’t be cool with it. It’s his right to not want to be touched by rando’s regardless of if they support his career or not. That’s like saying it’s ok for your boss to invade your personal space because he helps pay your paychecks.
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EXACTLY!! The fact that people contribute money to watch his shows doesn't give them ANY right to him - tbh I might have punched her just on reflex bc you don't just run up and grab people 😒
Exactly ! 👏
Yesssss
Yes! Great point! If your boss came in and just randomly hugged you from behind you would have a legitimate sexual harassment case. Just because they are your means of support doesn’t mean you are a paid slave who has to take whatever advances are thrown at you with a smile on your face
The Michael Jackson comments, I’m 100% sure, are referencing a video where a fan ran on stage during one of his performances. It was right when Michael was being lifted into the air by this small platform though so Michael held on to the fan (who started hugging him / having a titanic moment) until it came down. Then security came and got the fan.
But that wasn’t a heartwarming moment where Michael was being so humble to his fans. It was an incident where a fan put multiple people’s lives in danger to enter someone’s personal space without consent and ruin an experience for tons of other paying fans. Like jeez.
Why would it put multiple peoples lives in danger?? Srry i dont know this story
EXACTLY, it's not like Micheal hugged them out of love, it was out of NECESSITY cuz that person could've slipped and fell to their death
@@Tellurium52mloid Basically, the fan could have fallen off the platform, could have pulled Michael off the platform, could have landed on someone below, etc. Just a really dangerous move altogether.
He also did regularly hug fans onstage. Security would choose someone from the crowd and let them run to him, but it was all part of show and meant to happen during one specific song, not unexpectedly in the middle of a performance.
Yeah and let's not forget how that same fan would not let him go afterwards, and security had to jump in to take him away. MJ did a bunch of fan service on stage, but they were planned, it's not the same as just randomly jumping on stage because you felt like it and hugging an artist.
I think a female performer would not have been “cancelled” for this. I am a woman, and I think he’s totally within his rights to react that way to a non consensual touching while he’s working. 100% in the right, I don’t get it.
also outside of work ☑️
I agree with him too.. That girl should not have went up to him and hugged her and his reaction is reasonable.
Yeah a female maybe won't be cancelled, but she will be insulted by thousands of men telling her she provoked the harasser or she deserved it or whatever so it's not that different really
Your comment made me realize exactly how sad the double standard is here. When a male fan invades a female idol’s personal space people are so upset at him and they sympathize with her reactions, but they act like Adam isn’t justified to having that reaction to his personal space being invaded.
this aged beautifully
I WAS LOOKING FOR A NEW COMMENT LMFAO!!
Did they all just forget Christina Grimmie ??? Fans can be dangerous
RIP
If they really are between 13 and 11, as Dylan said, they probably were not old enough to remember. :/
Celebrities are people providing a service that you purchase, just like any other professional. Your local store cashier provides you with groceries, your dentist provides you with teeth cleanings, and celebrities provide you with entertainment. Just because you “pay their bills” does not give you the right to run up and grab any of these people. None of them are obligated to spend their free time taking selfies with you. Just give them the same respect you would any other person.
on point 👏
I love love loveeeee the way you put it
this.
I guess Dylan is now the way I receive news now lol. I didn't even hear of this until right now. I don't usually pay attention to celebrity type news. Also, if it was me that happened to, I probably would have screamed.
i need all my news filtered through dylan now
Ikr! Dylan news is great.
Yea I would've screamed and smacked the person with a near by weapon. I go caveman abshxdh
How in the world does you "paying their bills" get you the ability to get up on stage and get into their personal space and touch them (whilst in a pandemic, may I add)? There's no correlation and as a person who is slightly older than these kids attacking Adam (I'm 16), I thought we had common sense. We're attacking the attacked and not the attacker, like what???
Every minuscule mistake is a reason to be cancelled in tik tok 😭😭 and its so ridiculous
Sadly common sense is not so common. Ironic isn’t it.
This is unironically what happens when you populate the idea that someone is incapable of being guilty of something because of who they were born. In this case, that you can't be a weird, sexist creep if you're a woman.
Dylan's first thought: "She should not have done that."
Mine: "How in the hell did she get up onto the stage?"
This did not age well lol we are all definitely upset at Adam now 😂
Quite disappointing that he got almost more backlash for not wanting his personal space invaded than for cheating
Adam is a cheater, and that’s awful and no one should try to justify that. But as for this scenario that Dylan made a video on, Adam was not in the wrong. I’m not saying YOU were specifically guilty of this, but as a general rule, people should not cancel people over nothing, even if they are awful
Doesn't change the fact that people should stop justifying their hostility towards celebrity because THEY decided to pay for their services and follow them like dogs
We need to understand that “Artists” are more than just a powerful person just because of their fans. They are still people, they have talents and have value, even if they had NO FANS.
We don’t own anybody…
Well said!
Exactly. Not having fans doesnt make them talentless all of a sudden. It's not like he was born with a fanbase
I love this comment I think this is my favorite that I’ve read… And I’ve read a lot of these, LOL
Thank you!!!
My first thought was: “poor Adam hope he’s ok” and then I laughed at his reaction because it was funny and not that big of a deal. Yeah she shouldn’t have been onstage but she was taken away he brushed it off and continued performing so it really wasn’t that bad
I agree with what Dylan said. Also, if the genders were reversed, everyone would be calling the fan a creep. The fan is inappropriate here too. Dont get in a stranger's personal space
The problem here is not the gender but the people reacting. These are teenagers. They are entitled brats.
fr. Everybody deserves basic boundaries. No response from Adam was needed. They didn't deserve it.
Exactly!!!!
@@kalystaortiz3701 super true
i've also noticed regardless of gender, there are certain selective celebrities that are given automatic protection and benefit of the doubt for everything while there are others who get shit on for everything. i just don't get it
lol dylan this did not age well huh
What didn’t? This happened way before his cheating scandal. Having said cheating scandal that no one knew about doesn’t mean you can disrespect people
I did not see the date and thought he was defending the cheating thing 😆
dylan defending someone he’s only talked once is me when i have a crush
but why would you say that ? Dylan and Adamn are best friends
To everyone who is saying that they have "paid a lot of money to be at the concert" and that it gives them the right to be near him, y'all are Karens in the making.
It does give them that right though. To be NEAR him. In the audience. Where they paid to be. Not on stage like they're a part of the band or some shit 😂 entitled children is what they are. People feel justified when you call them a Karen.
"Paid a lot of money" so they can therefore do that.... the motto of date rapists everywhere. So all those people outraged with his reaction.... it immediately made me cringe because they're justifying touching someone without consent because they 'earned the right'. Creepy af
So I don’t know why TickTock people Karen’s I called them or call them psychopath to but anyway I want to say oh I don’t shouldn’t do that I don’t she loves his fans blah blah blah blah blah but it’s Covid and it’s 6 feet so those people need to get a life because all they do is just watch TickTock every single time in bed probably they don’t do nothing they just saying then watch TickTock people all day and all night because they’re freaking lazy people I can’t stand those people
Bet they got a side bang that covers their face ong
Sexual abusers in the making more like. Seriously, the attitude they're displaying, it's only one step away from telling a male victim some disgusting shit like "you should be glad she chose you."
If Adam didn't do anything and hugged her, he would be encouraging dangerous beahviour.
If he would’ve hugged her, the same people would be saying he was ‘trying to feel her up, like a predator’ & that he ‘needs to humble himself.’ I honestly don’t know when people lost the ability to think critically, but it terrifies me, how dumb people are now.
I don’t know, perhaps it’s always been this bad & social media just shines a light on it?
I hope that’s the case, but my gut feeling tells me it’s not.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I think you believing people would’ve called him a “predator” if he hadn’t reacted like that is a bit exaggerated, but sure…
@@rightinthecrack lmfao fr lol
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 i think things have always been this way (people generally lacking critical thinking skills), it's just that social media causes this "mob mentality" where a few idiots say something, and that becomes the narrative and everyone jumps on the bandwagon as a result
True
this didnt age well
I would love to know Dylan's opinion now that Adam Lvine is getting cancelled for cheaating on his wife
I don't get this outrage, when just recently there was that viral video of a woman touching Gason at Disney and Gaston being upset and kicking her out. And everyone agreed that woman was wrong. Isn't this the same energy?! You can't just go up and touch a stranger without consent, FFS.
Probably because the people who were upset in the Gaston video (who were right) are older than the ones who commented on the video. Tik Tok is FULL of 12 yo who don't fully understand personal space
@@lucymontgomery7192 Or individuality. They're like a flock of birds. They look, think, and act alike. It's just a function of being very young. They'll figure it out... eventually... maybe. haha
@@LA_HA yeah I’m really glad that tiktok wasn’t around when I was a preteen/teenager because I, like every other kid, had dumb opinions and thoughts but I just didn’t broadcast them. it’s so much easier to do so nowadays
@@wawaicedcoffee Oof. Can you imagine the horror? Haha
My first thought when seeing the video was I related to the creeped out shiver he did after the fact because when someone you don't know forces themselves into your personal space with no warning it's creepy!
Same I hate people getting into my space touching is a no no... can't blame him for acting that way
i love how we troublemakers just collectively agree with dylans opinions, like we all think the same🤣
I often think this is some kind of rare internet community where I actually agree with most of the comments. I'm pretty sure it's the result of Dylan being so clear about his boundaries, very few people who think they can disrespect others stay because it simply isn't encouraged in this chanel
Boogers*
Because all trouble makers have basic common sense therefore relate to dylan 💀💀
@@lillian8130 hmm I wouldn’t say we all have have common sense have you seen the video where Dylan reacts to troublemaker confessions 😳
I think it's bc he can sometimes alienate ppl who disagree with him, and so can his fans tbh
Personally, if a stranger came up and hugged me from behind I’d get scared and think I was being attacked. Adam, being a famous artist, I’m almost certain he would be more scared. The amount of creepers, death threats, and other frightening things that happen to celebrities, I can’t imagine.
If you know anything about Adam the “disgusted” moves he made after are him joking! I actually chuckled cause it was such an Adam move
i dont listen to his/their music and even i could easily read his movements as joking...
@@larajackson239 sameee
"He could've reacted in a respectful way"
What about her? Violating his personal space like that was completely disrespectful, really surprised by that comment section 🤦
"We pay your bills" is such a stupid argument. By that logic, I also pay the drive-thru worker's bills when I go get fries. That doesn't mean they have to worship me or let me hug them. That's just how a job works.
They’re not arguing that because fans pay his bills they should have the right to invade his personal space, just that it’s not his place to act superior to them.
@@onaarchie6837 he isn't acting superior to them in ANY way
@@maggiebrown3453 He was. He put the most disgusted look on his face
Edit: And either way that’s what they were thinking
@@onaarchie6837 as he should have, what she did was creepy and disrespectful as hell
@@onaarchie6837 would you not be disgusted if some rando came up and grabbed onto you in a fucking pandemic while your working?
Pretty disgusting thinking they should be humble when it's actually the fans who needs to know some boundaries. You can't touch or hug random people on street because they will creep out or punch you. It's not in anybodies job description to get jump by random creeps. Altough i have to say people saying it wouldn't be like this if he was a women, I don't really agree with it. There's always gonna be some group like what's big deal whether it's because they don't like the person in the first place or they genuinely think that which is f* up.
i wonder how he feels about the adam levine drama now 😭
HELPPP ME THIS AGED LIKE MILK
I feel like Dylan's "friendship" with Adam is like the healthy side of parasocial relationship
This is double standards. Imagine a male fan jumping and hugging a female performer on stage. Nobody's gonna say, "Oh she should've hugged him back. He's just a fan."
Exactly! If you're gonna be upset about something then be consistent, don't just pick and choose whatever you like
How is this not the number 1 comment?!
facts I was thinking this
depends
A male fan literally slapped Beyoncé’s ass and they blamed it on her clothes. Same thing happened to Rihanna and she hit the person and they said she shouldn’t have reacted “classier”…… This unfortunately happens to female celebrities as well, and they are reprimanded for not reacting nicely to someone invading their space.
Dylan just can’t let Dylan Will Not Participate go 😂
neither can I soo
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ikr but also i don’t mind 😂😂😂
Me neither. I lived with those LDR reactions 🤡
@@angelashinner oh hello best friend
@@sanaraallen7148 well hello…? 💜⁉️
This video aged like milk lol
Not really since even if he is a cheater that doesnt give someone the right to grab him .
Im seeing this after the cheating scandal and its hilarius.
okay but why is Dylan's relationship with Adam literally my relationship with my best friends 🧍🥲
That- hurt !!!
ooof
girl if ur not joking then ditch them
Oof...I hope you can find nicer friends
Bruh you didn't have to call me out so hard like that 😭😭😭
How dare a famous musician not want a random fan accosting him physically, spontaneously, and during a global pandemic. Have we forgotten Christina Grimmie and what happened to her?
not to mention he was her coach as well
Exactly!!! That's what I was thinking!
Preach! That's exactly what I was thinking - and they were best friends (he even paid for her funeral) so of course it's a big deal to him.
Not even just that, but hes MARRIED. He has every right to shrug her off
@@UnsungPhoenix Um, even if he weren't married, that wouldn't give you the right to accost ANYONE like that. That's literally harassment. I'm not married and I'm no celebrity but if someone were to come up to me and physically accost me like that girl did to Adam, you best believe I would fucking deck you in the face.
Now it’s suddenly a good day
Agreed!!!!!
In retrospect one could say Mr Levine likes his fans too much...
This age wonderfully 🙃
Completely agree, I was also in the same spot a few days ago, just scrolling, looking for someone who actually seemed to understand the situation. Fans have killed celebrities before, what if someone had jumped up with a knife and different intentions? I also think if it had been a female singer and a dude jumped up and tried to hug her, people would've reacted differently. It scares me how some people feel like they should own a celebrity and their attention just because they bought a ticket to their show. Adam Levine isn't a shirt at Target, you can't just own him because you paid to watch him perform.
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Actually it HAS happened, a male fan got on stage and hugged Ariana Grande, another one hugged Beyoncé, etc. I completely agree with this and people need to stop being ridiculous, Adam was in his whole right to be upset about that situation and react the way he did; BUT it’s unnecessary to bring the gender thing into question, not in this specific situation anyway.
@@kaydollar2490 but we’re people defending the man who touched Ariana and Beyoncé? No.
@@Mia.S13 Of course! Good thing I didn’t say that. What I said is that the use of the analogy in the original comment wasn’t very important nor relevant because the hypothetical situation that the original commenter described HAS happened and didn’t have much of a contrasting or different reaction/response. I believe I said in my first comment that I didn’t agree in any way with people trying to “hold Adam accountable” for a normal reaction, and in the male fans’ cases, they didn’t get much hate for it, whatsoever. My apologies though, it wasn’t my intention to imply any other message, you see. Must have been my wording!
@@kaydollar2490 yeah but just cuz they were wrong about the situation being hypothetical doesn’t mean it’s unnecessary.
This whole notion that the public is what keeps food on celebrities tables, so that gives us the right to do with them what we please is utterly ridiculous. Most of us have jobs as well with bosses that keep food on our tables, but we know it doesn’t mean they have a right to input themselves our private lives.
Agree. Me buying food technically helps contubute to the waitresses paycheck, that doesn't mean I get to grope her as she serves my food!
Those kids would be lying if they said they would act “humble” and let some random stranger touch them if they were in the middle of doing something.
People are entitled to personal space. Fame and fortune doesn’t automatically give people the right to touch celebrities without their consent.
Just so y’all know
I’m Somali “ooga booga” means “apply to the wound”
Which is relevant because Dylan soothes my internal wounds by making these videos
Does it actually or are you trolling?
Uh. I know this video is kinda old but can we get a follow up on Adam’s new controversy where he cheated on his wife with several different women?
This is what happens when fans think they're close with a celebrity/they're entitled. You may know everything about someone's career and public persona, but you don't know every single thing about them, and they certainly don't know much if anything about you. Parasocial relationships
@@BlueHat1 Bts fans are chill compared to fans of other kpop groups or groups in general tho. I remember when bts went to a concert in Japan and one member went to the audience and everyone backed back, not one person tried to touch him. Most are very respectful although some are like the fan in this video, but all groups have fans like that, not just bts or maroon5. If you know about bts you might know about nct (another famous kpop group)... their fans are crazier and recently got into a scandal too in a concert
In no way, shape, or form are armies more chill than another kpop fanbase. Armies are toxic as hell (not that other fan bases don't have toxic fans but armies have the most for sure)
There's always a minority (or a majority) of toxic fan base. You should know how toxic it is when they stop supporting the artists if they enter into a relationship. Artists need to be viewed as people, not a $1 candy someone's mom promised them for lunch. Like, these dipshits need to know that them "making" an artist isn't some charity or whatever. You show your appreciation for their talent and be entertained for the money you pay.
@@oliviagil799 I'm sorry but I'll have to disagree on that
@Codets Facts Trust me I'm a fan of many groups and after being in many different fandoms... I can definitely say that some fandoms are way worse than armys... There is a very infamous fandom in kpop from a very popular girl group, and the fandom has internal fights literally every day, they will fight each other no joke for liking a member of the same group. I've never seen a fandom have internal fights like those before, where they hate on the members of the group they follow.
Or maybe I'm on the good side of the internet and just missed all the toxic armys, bc I have only seen 3 toxic armys in my 4 years of knowing about kpop
I can't believe how much Dylan cares about Adam. Clearly a fan and that makes me feel like, he is relatable. Bc he's defending Adam the way we would defend Dylan
But also as a person! Not just a fan
No but he's not just a fan, didn't you hear? He's his best friend, they are 1 soul separated by distance, they belong together.
@@anandiganguly3086 the most pure, deep relationship that ever was
@@anandiganguly3086 that's right it sucks when you are forced to be away from such a close friend
I was just talking about this earlier with a coworker can you imagine if a man jumped in stage and grabbed Ariana Granda? Their would be a lawsuit. Adam Levine has NO obligation to allow fans to touch him without consent!
he was clearly uncomfortable and also, it's a very awkward situation. he made a face and instead of having that ruin the show he playfully made like a shivering movement thingy and continued, which is something not many can do !! hope he's okay lmao
I agree with everything about Adam Levine, but just wanted to add that the accusations against Michael Jackson aren’t true. A few years ago, two guys sued MJ’s estate for alleged sexual abuse 30 years prior. They both spoke well of MJ even a few years before this, and it was while they were running out of money that they both “realized” they were being sexually abused. Additionally, when the accusations came out, many people who were close to him when he was alive (and who would have spent much more time with MJ than the accusers) were shocked and said that that was not the type of person MJ was and that he would never do something like that.
Anyway. I totally agree that Adam Levine didn’t do anything wrong, and the backlash he got was ridiculous. And I don’t agree with those people who used MJ as an example that Adam should have followed. But yeah just wanted to put in my piece because sadly a lot of people seem to believe the allegations lol
I agree, their was no reason to bring Michael into the situation. Michael was found not guilty and those who accused him were only after money. The court even threw out their case because their just a bunch of liars. Best Documentary's to prove Michaels innocence is MJ Square One and Loving Neverland both on TH-cam.
I was looking for this comment! People need to know that MJ had a horrible life, it is believed he was forced by his father to be chemically castrated to keep his voice so child like, he hated his whole family and because of that changed his apperance so drastically. He found the company of children comforting and he loved them, because he himself didn't have a good childhood and he would never even think of hurting a child. Macaulay Culkin, who also had a rough childhood as a child actor, said that MJ never did anything to him, and he also attended his funeral.
@@voxxbg380 Yesss, while he was in Motown with the Jackson 5 they would make him lie about his age and make his voice higher to sound more childlike to be more “cute”. His father and siblings would make fun of his appearance. With that him having vitiligo, lupus and a scalp burn in the 80’s causing him to wear wigs only made him more self conscious about himself. Children made him happy cause they never judged or treated him any different and some didn’t even know he was the Michael Jackson king of pop. Many celebrities adults now who were children when they knew Michael say nothing ever happened, the accusers only wanted financial gain they defended Michael all up until his passing then when they are in financial problems they suddenly remember their “abuse”. All in all it’s a bunch of lies.
Exactly! All those accusations are pure lies, they couldn’t even find any proof. MJ was a great person with a sad life, he doesn’t deserve all the hate.
@@TheStepmonkey yes I completely agree, Michael was very misunderstood and he had a heart pure and full of love and compassion for even those who hated on him and called him names. Michael never spoke bad about anyone. Michael didn’t deserve anything this crappy world gave him. He was too good for this world.
This is my least favorite thing that seems to happen every three years.
1. Celebrity is assaulted
2. Celebrity reacts normally and is visibly upset
3. The general public starts accusing them of being a terrible person
dylan: "he just hasn't been sleeping"
the name of the filter is 'no sleep' LMAO it says it right there
I didn't even notice it lol
It's just crazy that when it comes to celebrities some people think that they don't deserve their own personal space and that we don't need to respect their boundaries. Like they aren't their own person anymore, smh.
"is arnold schwarzenegger australian?" my austrian heart is screaming
This genuinely did not age well
I can't imagine having a stranger touch me out of nowhere and needing to act like it's fine, totally normal and I like it. Hell no, it's creepy
Fr because if he was ok with it then that makes it acceptable for others to do the same
@@ruby2948 yeah, and that shit escalates quickly
You know what immediately came to my mind when I saw the video, Christina Grimmie.
Now a lot may not know or remember, but Christina Grimmie was a very talented singer that was on The Voice a few years back. She was on Adam Levine's team and he sorta became a mentor to her and her career. She was a super popular performer even if she finished 3rd and got a lot of work afterwards. Anyway one night performing at The Plaza Live in Florida she was with the fans after the show and one of her "fans" shot her in the head and chest. She died and her killer killed himself like immediately, I remember it was a shock to everyone. She was this young talented girl with so much ahead of her and was taken by someone so senseless. For Adam to have known her and been close with her and know something like that happened to her is something you don't forget easily. But not only that, as a performer that's always in the back of your mind that anything can happen even if it's just a careless fan.
People often don't think before they speak and now it's become people don't think before they post. It's just a herd mindset, people without tact which is a skill a lot have lost.
That was my first thought too, Adam paid for her funeral because they were so close. This would have been a scary moment for him I'm sure.
Literally - and she was even opening her arms to give him a hug! Like when all those people were like "remember when Michael Jackson hugged his fans no matter what!?" I just wanted to remind them of what happened to Christina when she tried to hug her so-called "fan".
tbf he just went "oh no that's weird" and walked away, if someone leapt on me like that out of nowhere i'd just punt them right off the stage
Stumbled upon this and its funny now that there has been all that new updated Adam drama. First hes canceled for not loving his fans enough, then cancelled for loving them too much...
literally on tiktok everyone finds a reason to be mad at SOMETHING, you literally can’t BREATHE without being ‘canceled’ and i hope they realize they can’t ‘cancel’ celebrities. they’re literally celebrities😭
You kinda can though if it's a good reason. For example several people's careers never recovered after the me-too movement but this is just dumb entitlement.
I left tiktok cause no matter the video people were mad one video I saw was just a dude making ceramics and the comments were VICIOUS
@@Emerald-t7k well that’s not cancellation that’s just being held accountable
I feel like a big reason why people were upset about his reaction was that it was a girl who jumped on stage, as well as he's a guy. A lot of times the people who jump on stage are guys, and there's a universal view that a guy would present more of a potential threat to a performers safety (not to mention guys who jump on stage tend to be more aggressive), while if its a girl they're probably more inclined to be like "eh it's just a silly girl she's harmless". There's also the added aspect that he's a man and people kind of expect guys to put up with more than they expect from women ("he's a man, he can handle it"). adding to this, a lot of people look past 'dramatic' reactions from women, so if Adam had been a girl and reacted the way he did I doubt anyone would have thought anything of this. If it'd been a guy who jumped on stage, or if Adam was a girl or a combination of the two, this probably wouldn't have garnered so much attention, and if it did there wouldn't be so much negative response towards adam.
TL;DR: there's some sexism at work here
DEFINITELY some sexism at work
1000% some sexism at work. I brought up the Christina Grimmie incident and someone replied back to me that this was just a "beautiful young" woman, not some creepy guy, so it's different.
Like bruh, do these people think that you can tell who is an about-to-be killer just by looking at them?
Yep, gender roles really got us messed up these days🤔
I hate it when strangers come up and touch me, especially during the pandemic - why should celebrities be held at a different standard to setting bodily boundaries?
This, I saw a comment while dylan was scrolling that said "everyone there was probably vaccinated" but that doesn't guarantee that that lady wasn't still carrying the virus.
"we only talked once" - me everytime i say i know someone
Video definitely did not age well😭
My thoughts when Dylan said he interacted with Adam: “I’m 99.9% sure it’s going to be about coffee”
Dylan: “ Adam came up to me and asked me if I could get him a coffee”
Dylan: its so late in here
Me sitting in europe: cant relate
Well it’s not late here either anymore but he prolly filmed this at night
Watching at 18:26 in Botswana
P.m*
17:44 in Germany, but already dark outside
@@limbobby HEY!😆
I think these celebrities should stop justifying or apologizing when they haven't done anything wrong, this cancel culture is absurd
If I was a celebrity my apology would be sorry not sorry 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ People are so stupid I don't have the patience lol 😂
I think if Adam condoned what the fan did, and decided to play along by hugging her back, it could create the impression that it's fine to jump on stage and interrupt performances, which is not okay - it interrupts the experience for everyone else and is inconsiderate as a result. I believe that what he did was justified for sure.
this did not age well xd
Dylan I love you, but please get an update about MJ's case. He's not a criminal. It's really sad.
i would be repulsed if someone came from a sweaty crowd, hopped the stage, in the middle of a pandemic, and tried to touch me let alone hug me. a complete stranger that too. that’s an invasion of personal space. its not a meet and greet its a concert, know your place. this is what happens when fans get to comfortable, these celebrities don’t know you and you don’t know them, as much as you like to pretend you do. keep it amicable and respect them, they’re literally people.
They should look up John Lennon sometime
Sometimes I wonder about the education level of some of these people on TikTok.
However, Adam was right. No one has the right to touch him. He’s a married man besides - that’s like saying because of his celebrity status, fans have the right to touch him any time. Which is not true.
This is why celebrities have bodyguards.
Speaking of, whoever was supposed to guard him must have lost their job.
“We’re just friends that don’t talk…ever”
“He probably misses those conversation 🙂”
Dylan: "I know it doesn't seem like a lot."
Me: "Actually, it seems like a Latte."
Lmfao he really does worship his fans if you know what I mean 😏😏
Yikes, people forgot covid is still happening, and people have boundaries? Wtf
i love the un-dylan-ness of this title 😂
ok now that i'm actually watching the video like celebrities are people too and they are absolutely entitled to boundries also if a man had done that to a female performer people would be pissed it's not funny just because a woman did it to a man
Dylan just said "i'm built different" IM DEAD. DYLAN NO MORE TIKTOK FOR YOU
Ohh how the turn tables
this has aged magnificently
i still don't understand why it's so normalized to dehumanize celebrities to this extent. why is it not common sense to think "yikes that was a bad move on the girl's part"? also idk if y'all are ready for this conversation imagine if a dude went up on the stage while someone like halsey or ariana grande or taylor swift is performing and did the same thing... nobody would be blaming the artist there, and they'd be absolutely right. idk it bothers me
Imagine someone jumps up on stage and disrespects your personal space,yet you are the one getting cancelled 😭how does that have to do with being humble?
people need to remember that celebrities are people... like wouldn't you feel uncomfy if a random person came up to you while you were working and just grabbed you?
dylan i love you but bringing up michael jackson’s accusations which he was cleared, was Not it
he was literally found not guilty on court.
u have a point abt adam n i respect ur opinion but the mj thing was unnecessary
he could’ve said something else rather than just bringing up the allegations, he could’ve compared at least mj’s encounter with a fan who jumped on the crane to be close to him which is related to adam’s situation. I’m actually still disappointed about it 😕
@@hesatellite exactly. michael went thru hell bco those allegations, i hate when people use it as if they were real
hate how this is almost the exact scenario and logic as when customers harass people in the service industry and it really goes to show how people dehumanise anyone they give money to. just because you give them money for doing their job doesn't mean you can ignore their boundaries - they're not being payed for people to breach their personal space, that isn't their job. tipping someone doesn't give you the right to harass them, and buying tickets doesn't give you the right to grab at them/