In case anyone was curious, that woman emailed Frank after the show, apologizing, saying it was the first time she had drank since giving birth, (which he found somewhat excusable) the next time he came to Cincinnati she was at the show, and he was super excited and "Glad that the story has a happy ending"
yeah, bullshit. If it's between intervals, yes, we can forgive no matter what, but in the middle of a calm song? Either sing the song or shut the fuck up, no one cares how wet you are, go fickle the bean in the bathroom and take a cold shower before ruining a song.
Thats fucked up. Yelling it once, he'd let it pass. Twice? He'll grit his teeth. Three times? He will tell you exactly as it is. That's how it should be! I didn't spend $25 to hear some random girl telling at him. Have some respect people! And thank you Frank for saying what needed to be said. Lots of respect for him.
i went frank turner mad when i first heard him, loved his music and he seemed like a top bloke in all the interviews and stuff, and this just backs up everything i ever thought about the guy. legend
This is why I respect Frank... While musicians have stopped playing or walked of the stage, most of them do it for trivial reasons. Like Axl because someone was recording a song with his phone or wearing a Slash T-shirt. One of the best moments of a musician getting pissed ever if you ask me. He stood up not just for himself but first and fore most for his loyal fans that came to the show to share these moments with him.
The only other person I've ever seen do it is slug from atmosphere, he gave a guy his money back and told him to fuck off because he was interrupting his show. Complete respect for musicans who stand up for themselves, the fans and their art.
I was there. I must say this whole show had a weird vibe in general. Frank did great as always but the crowd was just...off. I think it's because Frank was gaining a lot of newer fans at the time and there were people there who just didn't quite get the "vibe" Look, I'm not one of these people that gets mad at my favorite artists for getting popular. On the contrary, I love it as I feel great artists like Frank deserve as much success as they can get. It's just a bummer when newer fans come to the shows an don't quite get what's happening. First of all, there weren't very many people dancing for the danceable songs four simple words being my main example. A song literally about going to a punk show and getting in your first mosh pit and when basically me, my buddies, and maybe five other people started moshing and having fun people seemed really mad. Especially this girl that we bumped into by accident who mind you was standing right in the front area where dancing would take place, at least typically. She yelled and even one of the sleeping souls told her to move that people were going to be dancing. There was also loads of boyfriends eyeing us like "better not run into my girl" Look you guys are the ones that came to a punk show and you guys are also the ones choose to stand right in the pit area. It's simple stand out of the way of the dancing if you don't want to take part but don't get mad at others for having a good time. Don't get me wrong my friends and I wouldn't dance for softer songs or ones that weren't appropriate for it but vibrant upbeat songs Iike four simple words why shouldn't people dance if they want? Again, all are welcome and if dancing and stuff isn't your thing no big deal but don't stand right in the dance area and get mad when people dance. That's my only gripe with newcomers is they don't understand principles like this. Between people not wanting to dance, getting mad at us for dancing, grumpy boyfriends, the take your shirt off lady, and so on it made for a weird show. I'm seeing them later this year at Bogarts so I hope there's a slightly better crowd but admittedly I was turned off from both Frank Turner and Cincinnati shows for while after this.
Sadly, yes they would still be shouting it. As a female performer and I've had this shit happen to me on stage. The good news is, now I know how to take them out Frank style.
i think the world needs more people like this who dont sugar coat it, they just say it how it is and stand up for the majority and dont care what people think of his actions
I was at this show. The fill-in Irish guitarist and the bass player spent a lot of the show keeping this bunch of idiots under control. Good on them, for that. I genuinely thought Frank was going to just walk off stage and be done with it. Not that I could have blamed him, of course. Great show, though. Most of us were too drunk to sing along in tune.
Jeff Hall Cahir and Tarrant seem like good guys. In fact, all of the Sleeping Souls do. I had a chat with Nigel after a show a few years back in Manchester (England) and he was an incredibly accommodating guy, considering he'd just played for two hours and must have been knackered, clearly looking to see if somebody from their crew was at the merch stand or not yet he took the time to chat and have pictures with me and my mates. Always good to see when a band are decent folks and look after one another. Shame the security do nothing about it, but I suppose it's a public place where people can air their thoughts and wants, no matter how grotesque they may be.
+Paw to Paw Happened a couple of days ago in Stuttgart, too. When he sang Jet Lag or Mittens, I think. Everybody was glad when that drunk guy was gone.
Wow. It totally fucking sucks that those people could ruin it for everyone they were at the show with. I wish I could have heard Frank play this song in Vegas and I know I would have been PISSED if someone ruined it for me.
Haha, that is the punk spirit! It's so great that Frank can produce really interesting and diverse music and yet still have the aggression and passion of punk!
I really enjoyed this video. I'm glad you were able to share it. I'm quite disappointed in the young lady that harassed Frank. Frank deserves better than that.
Oh man, the times I've wanted to call people out like this when I've been performing. Frank, you did good and I will take a leaf out of your book in future!
A real Pro would have reacted differently, but a real Pro doesn‘t play like 200 shows a year and doesn‘t put his life with all the ups and downs into his songs, trying to always deliver at every show. Therefore, you have all my respect Frank! And this one was spot on
i real pro is someone who sustains their livelihood by being consistently paid for high level of quality work based on a mixture of scholarship and experience. i don't see how in this regard Frank is not a real pro. you think he's a fake pro or something? he handled it the way an artist SHOULD handle that situation. it's one thing to be heckled, it's one thing to interact with specific audience members, it's another where a human is being objectified directly and has the power to address it.
I think Frank handled the situation very well, he acted maturely and wisely. Those annoying comments during the song were completely inappropriate and cringy as hell, they totally screwed up the magic of the performance. Kudos to him, we need more people who are willing to confront emotionally immature people!
Its nice to see an artist who has passion about their songs. After all the touring he has done, Frank deserves the right to stop a show to set someone straight. FTHC
I love him so much he is such a great artist and performer, definitely didn't need to hear that from a person in the crowd. He is so fun to watch live, and he really loves to interact with the crowd and for someone to ruin the whole vibe because they are exactly like he said a child, is unacceptable. Glad to hear the crowd respected his outburst.
Mausemannolo yes. Rock n Roll isnt about singing perfectly...or not singing along at all. Frank said himself that its about a room of people coming together, laughing, dancing, drinking and having a good fucking time.
But for some people this singing-out-of-key-girl may be really annoying. They wont be able to overhear or ignore it and it prevents them from having a good time just as much as Frank, who cant enjoy singing among these "take ur shirt off"-shouters.
Mausemannolo Yeah, i get what you mean. I just had the feeling the original comment was really just being shitty towards that girl. and you're probably right, she'd have anoyed me too after some while and people who shout shit like "take your shirt off " in this kind of show are just... well... they should just go and fuck off i guess have a nice day :)
Fuck… yes… nobody ever expects an artist to stop in the middle of a song. But this kind of thing actually happens almost every day to comedians. I literally have to write material just about hecklers and what they might say.
Beyond doubt...ATTENTION SEEKER...Frank showed his teeth because he had to. He also said SORRY to the crowd who'd paid to see him...commendable in my book....and she apologised to him...all good in the end and a lesson to ALL.
Personal experience, in a situation like this, this was all what we needed to know. If she was anything else she'd respect the song and say it between song intervals.
Cincinnati...what a surprise. The majority are great people and they must live in a constant state of annoyance that they'll undoubtedly share the same concert space of a mouth-breather hellbent on ruining it for the lot. Come to Cleveland and experience the mutual appreciation fans and artists have for each other here.
What song is this that he was singing? Al so I mean it's pretty much the right response I mean like you're in the middle of this passion amazing ballad and then something's like that with?
I do get him. Besides, after she shouted it 1 and 2 times he didn't stop the song. She kept going. Besides... i find it personaly annoying people need to or take off their shirts. Why?? There is no compensation needed here. 😑 Besides, my geuss is he didn't heared this for the 1st time. He 's not in a boyband.
Jesus I was actually starting to cringe after the third time. How disrespectful, absolutely needed to be said. The girl at the front seemed to be checking messages. What is with the Millennials and Gen X?! No respect and a shocking sense of entitlement!
I don't think she should have shouted those disgusting, vile words at Frank. Frank is a mature, soulful musician that takes his craft very seriously. it's disrespectful. I mean, if Lebron James were shooting a free throw in the final seconds of a tie game, would you scream "miss it"? No, of course not. Well, I suppose you would if you were rooting for the other team, so that might not be the best example. i'll think of a better example, but my main point is that it is DISREPECTFUL!!!! All Frank really wanted to do was to sing the song without interruption. Is that too much to ask? I don't think that it is. I wasn't there though, so I shouldn't really comment. But I've already commented, so just disregard every thing that I've said.
If you don't think people shout at LeBron in every away arena, every time he shoots a free throw, you've never been to an NBA game... I get your point, but it's a poor analogy.
his anger was obviously deserved, but being disrespectful to disrespect kind of beats the purpose. If he'd expressed himself less 'shittily' (Frank's word, not mine) he'd have gained more of my respect, if you get what I mean.
He wasn't trying to earn your respect. He was trying to perform a song, which means sharing emotions with strangers and hoping they like it. It's disrespectful to shout over someone while they sincerely try to sing a song for/to you. Now if respect is earned by showing respect to others then disrespect is earned in the same way. If I spent days of my life writing songs, hours prepping and rehearsing and turned up to share my attempt to make something beautiful with a crowd and it was ruined for me and almost everyone in the crowd by some cunt shouting "take your shirt off" then the last thing I would be thinking about is whether my subsequent outburst might rattle the sensibilities of spineless, cretinous, PC RUclipsrs in the future. Go write a song, form a band, rehearse, get yourself booked for a gig then when someone heckles you be respectful and express your emotions in a calm and placate manner. I'm sure the drunk cunt will be responsive to reason. I'm sure the audience will love watching you spend 40 minutes negotiating with a selfish prick. Frank did the best thing to do. Tell em to shut the fuck up or fuck the hell off, preferably both, in either order. Then drown out the response with crowd-cheer and move on with the next song.
The woman's behavior and Frank Turner's response are both quite bad. Sure, the anger was completely understandable, but composure is important in handling problems. And what really grinds my gears is the fanatical cheers that the crowd makes for Turner's poorly controlled outburst.
AwesomeNossum86 I am sure that I am not the only person who cares about decency when dealing with problems with other people. Zee Nooo No, I am quite certain that they cheered because their idol was doing something exciting.
has every english person ever just decided to congregate in this comment section? im devolping a second hand alcohol addiction just by reading these haha
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In case anyone was curious, that woman emailed Frank after the show, apologizing, saying it was the first time she had drank since giving birth, (which he found somewhat excusable) the next time he came to Cincinnati she was at the show, and he was super excited and "Glad that the story has a happy ending"
yeah, bullshit.
If it's between intervals, yes, we can forgive no matter what, but in the middle of a calm song?
Either sing the song or shut the fuck up, no one cares how wet you are, go fickle the bean in the bathroom and take a cold shower before ruining a song.
Tommy Migaki that's just frank. Respect and love. Thats all the world needs. more of it is needed
Well at least she apologised that's the main thing
Tommy Migaki Was this at Bogart's?
Thats fucked up. Yelling it once, he'd let it pass. Twice? He'll grit his teeth. Three times? He will tell you exactly as it is. That's how it should be! I didn't spend $25 to hear some random girl telling at him. Have some respect people! And thank you Frank for saying what needed to be said. Lots of respect for him.
If this had been Dave Grohl, 100% of the comments would be praising the response. It's absolutely the right thing to do.
That's my avatar dude
Woah...
I think he was in the right, 100%
i went frank turner mad when i first heard him, loved his music and he seemed like a top bloke in all the interviews and stuff, and this just backs up everything i ever thought about the guy. legend
This is why I respect Frank... While musicians have stopped playing or walked of the stage, most of them do it for trivial reasons. Like Axl because someone was recording a song with his phone or wearing a Slash T-shirt. One of the best moments of a musician getting pissed ever if you ask me. He stood up not just for himself but first and fore most for his loyal fans that came to the show to share these moments with him.
winnetouch couldn't agree more
The only other person I've ever seen do it is slug from atmosphere, he gave a guy his money back and told him to fuck off because he was interrupting his show. Complete respect for musicans who stand up for themselves, the fans and their art.
absolutely appropriate. good on him.
I was there. I must say this whole show had a weird vibe in general. Frank did great as always but the crowd was just...off. I think it's because Frank was gaining a lot of newer fans at the time and there were people there who just didn't quite get the "vibe" Look, I'm not one of these people that gets mad at my favorite artists for getting popular. On the contrary, I love it as I feel great artists like Frank deserve as much success as they can get. It's just a bummer when newer fans come to the shows an don't quite get what's happening. First of all, there weren't very many people dancing for the danceable songs four simple words being my main example. A song literally about going to a punk show and getting in your first mosh pit and when basically me, my buddies, and maybe five other people started moshing and having fun people seemed really mad. Especially this girl that we bumped into by accident who mind you was standing right in the front area where dancing would take place, at least typically. She yelled and even one of the sleeping souls told her to move that people were going to be dancing. There was also loads of boyfriends eyeing us like "better not run into my girl" Look you guys are the ones that came to a punk show and you guys are also the ones choose to stand right in the pit area. It's simple stand out of the way of the dancing if you don't want to take part but don't get mad at others for having a good time. Don't get me wrong my friends and I wouldn't dance for softer songs or ones that weren't appropriate for it but vibrant upbeat songs Iike four simple words why shouldn't people dance if they want? Again, all are welcome and if dancing and stuff isn't your thing no big deal but don't stand right in the dance area and get mad when people dance. That's my only gripe with newcomers is they don't understand principles like this. Between people not wanting to dance, getting mad at us for dancing, grumpy boyfriends, the take your shirt off lady, and so on it made for a weird show. I'm seeing them later this year at Bogarts so I hope there's a slightly better crowd but admittedly I was turned off from both Frank Turner and Cincinnati shows for while after this.
Where was this?? (I'm from Cincinnati)
It wasn't franks fault. Like, even remotely...
Basement venue of the Taft theater downtown
In case anybody was wondering, it starts at 2:53.
jeff emerson thank you damn 😂😂
I love you FRANK!
"If I was a woman would you be shouting at me? ...Yes..? Well I'd still tell you to F*@# off!"
Amazing! And well said x x x
Sadly, yes they would still be shouting it. As a female performer and I've had this shit happen to me on stage. The good news is, now I know how to take them out Frank style.
This man. This man right here, is my hero.
Get in there Frank!
Nobody unleashes a tirade of vitriol like the English.
The man handled it perfectly. True Brit. Get in there frank
i think the world needs more people like this who dont sugar coat it, they just say it how it is and stand up for the majority and dont care what people think of his actions
I was at this show. The fill-in Irish guitarist and the bass player spent a lot of the show keeping this bunch of idiots under control. Good on them, for that. I genuinely thought Frank was going to just walk off stage and be done with it. Not that I could have blamed him, of course.
Great show, though. Most of us were too drunk to sing along in tune.
Yeah, I genuinely thought he was about to start crying and I felt really sorry for him
Jeff Hall Cahir and Tarrant seem like good guys. In fact,
all of the Sleeping Souls do. I had a chat with Nigel after a show a few years
back in Manchester (England) and he was an incredibly accommodating guy,
considering he'd just played for two hours and must have been knackered,
clearly looking to see if somebody from their crew was at the merch stand or
not yet he took the time to chat and have pictures with me and my mates. Always
good to see when a band are decent folks and look after one another. Shame the
security do nothing about it, but I suppose it's a public place where people
can air their thoughts and wants, no matter how grotesque they may be.
That was a lot of "fuck" in those few sentences. Very justified, though! Good job, Frank.
+Paw to Paw Happened a couple of days ago in Stuttgart, too. When he sang Jet Lag or Mittens, I think. Everybody was glad when that drunk guy was gone.
+Jutta Wehlan during jet lag I believe.
Its really sort of sad that that those people ruined it for everyone else because that song is just fantastic
I'm so gonna request this song when he's in Brussels next year - awesome. Pity someone had zero grip on herself. TFS!
He's an amazing musician and even a terrible one doesn't deserve to be interrupted during a performance. Rock on, Frank!
Wow. It totally fucking sucks that those people could ruin it for everyone they were at the show with. I wish I could have heard Frank play this song in Vegas and I know I would have been PISSED if someone ruined it for me.
Haha, that is the punk spirit! It's so great that Frank can produce really interesting and diverse music and yet still have the aggression and passion of punk!
Just love the "Piss off!" with him pointing to the door
I really enjoyed this video. I'm glad you were able to share it. I'm quite disappointed in the young lady that harassed Frank. Frank deserves better than that.
this is the best thing ever "would you shout at me if i was a woman?"
"Ohh yea, you would?, but I'd still tell you to fuck off" flips guy off
NO YOU TAKE YOUR SHIRT OFF!!!!!
Oh man, the times I've wanted to call people out like this when I've been performing. Frank, you did good and I will take a leaf out of your book in future!
A real Pro would have reacted differently, but a real Pro doesn‘t play like 200 shows a year and doesn‘t put his life with all the ups and downs into his songs, trying to always deliver at every show. Therefore, you have all my respect Frank! And this one was spot on
i real pro is someone who sustains their livelihood by being consistently paid for high level of quality work based on a mixture of scholarship and experience. i don't see how in this regard Frank is not a real pro. you think he's a fake pro or something? he handled it the way an artist SHOULD handle that situation. it's one thing to be heckled, it's one thing to interact with specific audience members, it's another where a human is being objectified directly and has the power to address it.
Frank did the right think & I hope the people yelling at him felt embarrassed as fuck when he called them out
what a legend in the making
I think Frank handled the situation very well, he acted maturely and wisely.
Those annoying comments during the song were completely inappropriate and cringy as hell, they totally screwed up the magic of the performance.
Kudos to him, we need more people who are willing to confront emotionally immature people!
Put them in their place. Frank is the man!
He's so English when he mouths off haha.
why the fuck would anyone go to a show to do that?
Gary J Armstrong Sexist idiots love to shout that at bands with female singers. It's not that uncommon, unfortunately.
Phil Th. Pig i dont get it.... horrible people, destroying his best song!
+Phil Th. Pig How does that have anything to do with this video, lol.
Its nice to see an artist who has passion about their songs. After all the touring he has done, Frank deserves the right to stop a show to set someone straight.
FTHC
I love him so much he is such a great artist and performer, definitely didn't need to hear that from a person in the crowd. He is so fun to watch live, and he really loves to interact with the crowd and for someone to ruin the whole vibe because they are exactly like he said a child, is unacceptable. Glad to hear the crowd respected his outburst.
Well done Frank you fucking legend!
Ugh I would be so annoyed listening to that out of key loud singing girl.
+Michael Kyle well, that's not what rock n roll's about and that probably is why its him and not you on that stage, no offence intended tho ;)
+Raven F. (RavenFly) does your comment make any sense?
Mausemannolo
yes. Rock n Roll isnt about singing perfectly...or not singing along at all.
Frank said himself that its about a room of people coming together, laughing, dancing, drinking and having a good fucking time.
But for some people this singing-out-of-key-girl may be really annoying. They wont be able to overhear or ignore it and it prevents them from having a good time just as much as Frank, who cant enjoy singing among these "take ur shirt off"-shouters.
Mausemannolo
Yeah, i get what you mean.
I just had the feeling the original comment was really just being shitty towards that girl.
and you're probably right, she'd have anoyed me too after some while
and people who shout shit like "take your shirt off " in this kind of show are just... well... they should just go and fuck off i guess
have a nice day :)
FUCK YEAH. i love Frank Turner so damn much.
I seriously love this guy so much :')
Wish i could warn them about harambe
You people do realize with was 3-4 different people yelling "take your shirt off", the first two being women, right? This was not just one guy.
Good on him, totally agree
!!Go Frank!! That was so rude to disrupt making dumb comments.. this song is so emotional to him..#peoplewannahavefun
Fuck… yes… nobody ever expects an artist to stop in the middle of a song. But this kind of thing actually happens almost every day to comedians. I literally have to write material just about hecklers and what they might say.
One person getting angry a perfect human being emotions
XD agh just makes me love this guy even more.
Didn't know Cletus from The Simpsons was a Frank Turner fan...
Beyond doubt...ATTENTION SEEKER...Frank showed his teeth because he had to. He also said SORRY to the crowd who'd paid to see him...commendable in my book....and she apologised to him...all good in the end and a lesson to ALL.
We show our teeth, in hopes that we don't end up using them. Very commendable!!
3:12 Sh*t justifiably lost. Blinkin' good on him4taking control of HIS show back👌
I like him even more after seeing this...FT is the MAN!
Ladies and gentlemen, America.
You realize Frank is not American right?
Canonical I was talking about the fans.
Nathan the 3dsGeek And what's wrong with people being happy about an irritating person getting told off?
Canonical Not the applauding fans, the ones screaming "TAKE YOUR SHIRT OFF!!!"
Nathan the 3dsGeek And how does that have anything to do with America?
Her singing out of tune is the true crime here.
Thank you! Well said.
I love this guy.
U F0KIN W0T M8
WHO WANTS TO BET the woman repeatedly telling take your shirt off is a self proclaimed defender of womens right and feminist
I found the triggered meninazi.
I've said nothing to give you the idea that i'm triggered or a "meninazi" stop being stupid
She did nothing to imply that she was a feminist either. THIS is why i assumed you where. Since you hopped on the hate wagon instantly.
You clearly missed my point. Im not defending her.
Personal experience, in a situation like this, this was all what we needed to know.
If she was anything else she'd respect the song and say it between song intervals.
Cincinnati...what a surprise. The majority are great people and they must live in a constant state of annoyance that they'll undoubtedly share the same concert space of a mouth-breather hellbent on ruining it for the lot. Come to Cleveland and experience the mutual appreciation fans and artists have for each other here.
+fatpak419 ^^^gay
i think i feel again
What song is this that he was singing? Al so I mean it's pretty much the right response I mean like you're in the middle of this passion amazing ballad and then something's like that with?
Journey of the Magi
This seems to be all too common.Why on earth buy a ticket if you are going to gossip at 94db while an artist is trying to perform for real fans ?
frank I love you x
Good for you Frank!
großartig--- warum können menschen nich manchmal einfach die fresse halten..
What did they shout, I cant make it out?
I heard two voices
go frank go
Love this guy
What he shouting at the girl who said "take your shirt off" twice, or the guy who responded "you take your shirt off?"
The girl
you GO Frank!!!!!!!
what was that song ?.... i dont know it
I do get him. Besides, after she shouted it 1 and 2 times he didn't stop the song. She kept going. Besides... i find it personaly annoying people need to or take off their shirts. Why?? There is no compensation needed here. 😑 Besides, my geuss is he didn't heared this for the 1st time. He 's not in a boyband.
Whats the song? Sorry for being dumb XD
Journey of the Magi, a great song
Was at this show
Jesus I was actually starting to cringe after the third time. How disrespectful, absolutely needed to be said. The girl at the front seemed to be checking messages. What is with the Millennials and Gen X?! No respect and a shocking sense of entitlement!
That was awesome
the best thing all day
What song was that and how do I not know what it's called?!
+James Moffatt Journey of the Magi
what's the song he's singing? (new fan, please don't bite my head off)
Journey of the magi :P
couple of tone deaf fans
What's the song?
What show number is this?
1499 Cincinnati Ohio
Yoyo Ma thaaankzz
Good on yeh Frank
Frank did nothing wrong. Hell, I've had worse outbursts...
lmao i love frank
Well done frank
My he does get upset 😭
I don't think she should have shouted those disgusting, vile words at Frank. Frank is a mature, soulful musician that takes his craft very seriously. it's disrespectful. I mean, if Lebron James were shooting a free throw in the final seconds of a tie game, would you scream "miss it"? No, of course not. Well, I suppose you would if you were rooting for the other team, so that might not be the best example. i'll think of a better example, but my main point is that it is DISREPECTFUL!!!! All Frank really wanted to do was to sing the song without interruption. Is that too much to ask? I don't think that it is. I wasn't there though, so I shouldn't really comment. But I've already commented, so just disregard every thing that I've said.
If you don't think people shout at LeBron in every away arena, every time he shoots a free throw, you've never been to an NBA game... I get your point, but it's a poor analogy.
Mark Waters thanks Mark. I’m still trying to think of a better example.
his anger was obviously deserved, but being disrespectful to disrespect kind of beats the purpose. If he'd expressed himself less 'shittily' (Frank's word, not mine) he'd have gained more of my respect, if you get what I mean.
+Julie Roberts I never thought about it that way. Good point.
i mean... he is the performer at his concert. he can respond however he wants.
i mean... he is the performer at his concert. he can respond however he wants.
lol
He wasn't trying to earn your respect. He was trying to perform a song, which means sharing emotions with strangers and hoping they like it.
It's disrespectful to shout over someone while they sincerely try to sing a song for/to you. Now if respect is earned by showing respect to others then disrespect is earned in the same way.
If I spent days of my life writing songs, hours prepping and rehearsing and turned up to share my attempt to make something beautiful with a crowd and it was ruined for me and almost everyone in the crowd by some cunt shouting "take your shirt off" then the last thing I would be thinking about is whether my subsequent outburst might rattle the sensibilities of spineless, cretinous, PC RUclipsrs in the future.
Go write a song, form a band, rehearse, get yourself booked for a gig then when someone heckles you be respectful and express your emotions in a calm and placate manner. I'm sure the drunk cunt will be responsive to reason. I'm sure the audience will love watching you spend 40 minutes negotiating with a selfish prick.
Frank did the best thing to do. Tell em to shut the fuck up or fuck the hell off, preferably both, in either order. Then drown out the response with crowd-cheer and move on with the next song.
Ehrenmann.
rotate your phone for 90° btw incident @ 3:05
F yea!
Awkward!!!
Wow
Punk rock
Yeet
Frank turner
Yes that is his name
Well that was cringe worthy.
Be more kind ...
accsept fan they make u the other half u choose fame
The woman's behavior and Frank Turner's response are both quite bad. Sure, the anger was completely understandable, but composure is important in handling problems. And what really grinds my gears is the fanatical cheers that the crowd makes for Turner's poorly controlled outburst.
AwesomeNossum86 I am sure that I am not the only person who cares about decency when dealing with problems with other people.
Zee Nooo No, I am quite certain that they cheered because their idol was doing something exciting.
Colin Lyons Your Stupidity is laughable.
Was dying by someone going “eeewew ewwww ewww” learn to carry a tune, or at least hum, jeez
has every english person ever just decided to congregate in this comment section? im devolping a second hand alcohol addiction just by reading these haha
She should have yelled "stop singing, you suck"
Chris well you see, that would just be incorrect.