New respect for the grunge (if they still call it that!) band Staind, whose singer interrupted a recent show to chastise spectators for molesting a crowd-surfing teen.
According to an article in Raw Story, Aaron Lewis was partway through a performance of Staind's "Something To Remind You," as part of Kansas City's Rockfest.
He didn't mince his words, either, calling out the offending parties as the girl carried on crowd-surfing:
“You f*cking mothers should be ashamed of themselves, you pieces of sh*t. You should all be f*cking beaten down by everyone around you for being f*cking pieces of sh*t. If I f*cking see that sh*t again, I swear to God, I will point you out in the crowd and have everyone around you beat your f*cking *ss.”
Apparently, it's not the first time Lewis has spoken out. At X-fest he laid into a man for trying to pull down a young woman's sweatpants as she crowd-surfed.
Now that, my friends, is a fine example of #YesAllWomen. Mr Lewis, I may not appreciate your music, but know this—I am your new biggest fan. F*cking A.
Would you warn your teenage girls against crowd-surfing?
This popular singer quit crowd-surfing at her gigs for this very reason.
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