Staind frontman Aaron Lewis stops mid-song to call crowd out for 'molesting' crowd-surfing teen girl
"Your f***ing mothers should be ashamed of themselves" singer tells fans
Staind frontman Aaron Lewis launched into an expletive-ridden rant on stage at a concert in Kansas City on Saturday, admonishing members of the crowd for touching a girl he said looked about "15 years old".
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The band were halfway through the ballad Something To Remind You when Lewis cut his chorus short and shouted:
"Alright, listen up, you f***ing a**holes," Lewis began after stopping the show in the middle of a song. “That f***ing girl right there is, like, 15 f***ing years old, and you f***ing pieces of s**t are molesting her while she’s on the f***ing crowd."
"Your f***ing mothers should be ashamed of themselves you pieces of s**t.
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"You should all be f***ing beaten down by everyone around you for being f***ing pieces of s**t. If I f***ing see that s**t again, I swear to god, I will point you out in the crowd and have everyone around you beat your f***ing a**."
The rant was met with cheers from the crowd, and while encouraging violence was not very responsible, the inappropriate touching did seem to stop after the dressing down.
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