Who is Juan Pablo? Fan whom Adele defended during show for standing up apologizes, says he just had 'one opportunity'
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Juan Pablo, who became the talk of the town after Adele defended him at her concert for standing up, has expressed some remorse for potentially inconveniencing those seated behind him.
However, he reportedly maintained that the individuals who complained, also had the option to stand up and enjoy the performance.
Adele stops performing at her Vegas residency to defend fan from a security guard. pic.twitter.com/LfRlVEUAfk
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Why did Adele call out security?
In a video, Adele was performing 'Water Under the Bridge' when she stopped mid-song to tell security to stop "bothering" Pablo at her Las Vegas show on Saturday, August 26.
Soeaking to TMZ, Pablo said, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry…..but, I only had one opportunity to see her, and I took it."
He acknowledged feeling a bit sorry for those who may have had their view obstructed as he stood up, but he suggested that they could have stood up themselves.
Did Adele support Juan Pablo?
Pablo recorded a video of the experience using a selfie stick, which drew criticism for being obtrusive.
However, he clarified that his intention was to capture a real-time memory rather than seek attention saying. He said, “I want that memory for a lifetime for me."
He expressed his gratitude to Adele for making him feel included and not like a troublemaker, and he even managed to reconcile with the security guard involved in the incident, posing for a selfie together.
How many Vegas shows has Adele done?
According to Rolling Stone, after 34 successful performances in Las Vegas, Adele's representatives officially announced on Sunday morning, August 27, that she would be performing an additional 34 dates as part of the residency.
This means she will be doing double the number of shows she has done. The new dates will kick off on June 16 and 17 and is scheduled to culminate on November 3 and 4, for now.
How much is Adele making per Vegas show?
As per the New York Post, sources said the acclaimed ‘Hello’ singer is anticipated to amass approximately $2M for each stage appearance.
A substantial deal of 60 shows, marking her performance schedule at The Colosseum, has already commenced with an initial run of 26 shows, concluding on April 16.
This ambitious endeavor guarantees her a remarkable sum of $105M, sources reportedly said.