Noah Kahan calls on Congress to force his fans to wear diapers to gigs to stop them pissing and shitting everywhere
Noah Kahan jokingly told concertgoers that Congress should require them to wear nappies at his shows, following repeated reports of fans urinating or defecating in the audience. The remarks highlight concerns about concert etiquette and the burden such incidents place on venue staff and other attendees.
The singer first responded online after alleged incidents in Philadelphia and elsewhere, urging fans to use the toilets provided. He later led audiences in a pledge not to soil themselves or leave waste on the floor, before extending the joke during a Washington DC performance by pretending Congress had passed a nappy-wearing law. Kahan has also previously asked fans to stop stealing a street sign referenced in one of his songs.
In short
- Kahan joked that fans should wear nappies to his concerts.
- Reports of audience toileting incidents prompted his complaints.
- He urged fans to use venue bathrooms and behave responsibly.
Explained simply
Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter with sold-out tours across the United States. His recent concerts have been disrupted by repeated incidents in which fans have urinated or defecated in audience areas, creating problems for venue staff and other attendees.
After such incidents were reported at Philadelphia and other venues, Kahan began directly addressing the issue with audiences. He initially urged fans online and during performances to use the toilet facilities provided, before joking at a Washington DC show that Congress had passed a law requiring concertgoers to wear nappies.
Kahan has a history of directly engaging with fans about their conduct at his shows. He previously asked audiences to stop stealing a street sign referenced in one of his songs.