Down On Me singer Jeremih has learned two lessons this week. Don’t show up two hours late for a show and don’t lip-sync after the fact.
According to TMZ, the “Birthday Sex” singer only made it through about a minute of his set before concertgoers realized he was lip-syncing Wednesday. Seconds later the crowd began to boo him and throw drinks. While he kept going, despite a few drinks being thrown his way, the mic was unplugged when someone threw a bottle followed by a full cocktail that went straight to his face !
While he has not addressed the show at Clayton’s Bar & Grill on South Padre Island, Jeremih did tweet about another show this week.
“I’ve been thrown bras, n panties. but neva condoms on stage,” said Jeremih.
According to a fan, people started throwing condoms on stage when he performed “Birthday Sex” at Nassau Community College.
Jeremih’s fans were not pleased after his lip-sync performance at the Summer Jamz Concert. The audience booed him off the stage and even threw drinks at him as he walked away in shame. It was a shocking display of disrespect that has left many wondering what exactly happened to cause such an outburst. This article will explore why Jeremih was so harshly criticized for his lip-syncing and how it could have been avoided.
The Chicago R&B singer had been invited to perform on one of hip hop’s biggest stages, but things quickly went south when the crowd noticed he wasn’t singing live. Despite being one of music’s most successful artists, with multiple hits under his belt, this didn’t stop the audience from expressing their immense disapproval. Not only did they boo him offstage, some people decided to throw drinks at him as well!
It was perhaps unexpected behavior from attendees who had come to enjoy a great show – no artist should be treated like that. However, there must have been something underlying causing this reaction from the crowd; something more than just disappointment over lack of vocals. In order to understand why Jeremih earned such criticism for lip syncing, we need to look into what happened leading up to the incident and analyze its repercussions today.
Rapper’s Performance Criticized
Rapper Jeremih was the subject of criticism recently after a performance in which he appeared to be lip-syncing. The audience booed and some fans even threw drinks at him before eventually walking out.
The incident occurred on Saturday night, when Jeremih took the stage at a club in Miami. After starting with his hit song “Don’t Tell ‘Em,” it quickly became apparent that something wasn’t right – many noticed that he didn’t appear to be singing live. Some members of the crowd started shouting their disapproval, while others began throwing their drinks onto the stage.
With tensions rising, Jeremih decided to end his set early. He apologized and explained that he had been drinking earlier in the day, but this did nothing to appease those who were already angry with him for what they perceived as an unprofessional display. In spite of this, there were still plenty of fans who showed up to support him and enjoyed his show despite its flaws.
Audience Reaction
The reaction from the audience was one of immediate disapproval and anger. Many were enraged by what they saw as a lack of professionalism, with some calling it an insult to those who had paid for tickets and taken time out of their schedule to attend the show. Some even threw drinks onstage in protest.
In spite of this negative response, there were still many fans who stood by Jeremih and showed him support. They argued that the incident should be seen in context – he had been drinking earlier that day which could have affected his performance – and insisted that they enjoyed his set despite its flaws.
It’s clear that while some members of the audience may not have appreciated Jeremih’s performance, there are plenty more people who remain loyal to him no matter what happens. It will be interesting to see how he responds to this criticism going forward and if it has any impact on his future shows.
Conclusion
I was disappointed to hear that Jeremih had been booed off the stage and received drinks thrown at him for lip syncing during his performance. It’s a shame that he wasn’t able to put on a better show, especially after all of the hard work it must take to make an album.
The audience reaction speaks volumes about how important authenticity is in hip-hop music. People want to be able to trust what they’re listening to, not just prerecorded tracks with no real emotion or effort behind them. When artists don’t provide this level of quality, fans will let their dissatisfaction be known.
It’s always sad when something like this happens but I’m sure Jeremih will bounce back from this experience stronger than ever before. He’ll have plenty of time now to reflect on why people felt so strongly about his performance and use those observations to improve himself as an artist moving forward.
