During an American show, the singer is frustrated by the public and praised the energy of the fans of South America
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In a show in Texas, Benson Boone criticized the United States audience after performing in South America and noticed the grotesque difference and animation of the public pic.twitter.com/rm6deoreg9
– Info Benson Boone Brazil (@infobensonboone) May 22, 2025
BENSON BOONE He did not hide his frustration for his reception during a recent show in Texas, in the United States. A video that circulates on social networks shows the American singer who vents the difference in public energy compared to South America fans during the presentation.
“I just got back from South America, we took a tour there and we played in some festivals. Beautiful cultures, beautiful countries, fantastic audience. It is nice to be back, but I will say: you can smile,” the singer started.
“They don’t have to look at me as if I had killed your family. They smiled a little, we’re having fun,” he said.
In Brazil, Boone’s reception was very different: the fans greet him since he landed at the airport. On the stage of Lollapalooza in March, he made his debut in the country that has the right to the choir of “Benson, I love you!” And a performance that led the public to madness.
The passage through Brazil brought the repertoire of his first album, Fireworks and rollerbladeswhich brings together 15 tracks. At 22, the singer is considered one of the main names of the new generation of pop music – very guided by Tiktok, a platform that played a key role in the global success of success Beautiful things.
The track, which has become viral on the networks, has become the best music in the world in 2024, according to the international federation of the phonographic industry, achieving the impressive sign of 2.11 billion units sold.
Source: Terra
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