At a recent concert, the famous rapper and singer Cardi B had an unpleasant moment when a fan threw a drink at her, drenching her completely as she performed near the edge of the stage.

The incident provoked an immediate reaction from the artist, who, visibly angry, threw her microphone with force towards the person responsible for the launch. Although the microphone did not reach the fan, her action has been the subject of debate and has generated various opinions on social networks.

The video of the moment went viral on social media, showing how Cardi B reacted to the throwing of the drink and the subsequent throwing of the microphone. Other users also shared different perspectives on the incident, which allowed the sequence of events to be seen more clearly.

Some netizens backed up Cardi B’s reaction, arguing that throwing objects at artists during their performances has become common lately, and that people should stop behaving in this way. The singer was praised for tackling this issue and defending herself in an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous situation.

On the other hand, there were also those who criticized the action of the rapper, considering that the launch of the microphone could be a disproportionate and dangerous response. Luckily, the microphone did not impact the viewer, who ended up being expelled from the show. Many fans of the rapper also supported her and stressed that artists deserve respect and should not be subjected to verbal or physical aggression during their concerts.

The incident has highlighted the issue of harassment and disrespect towards performers on stage. Lately it has become a trend to throw objects towards singers during their performances, which can pose a risk to their safety and to that of the attendees. Rauw Alejandro, Harry Styles or Bebe Rexha have also experienced similar episodes.

Cardi B’s reaction has opened the debate on how this type of behavior should be addressed and the need to guarantee the safety of artists and the enjoyment of the public at concerts.