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Why Talha Anjum’s got angry in the middle of live concert? Internet react

Why Talha Anjum’s got angry in the middle of live concert? Internet react

Web Desk June 15, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Talha Anjum, a rising rapper and singer, is known for his short temper and unpredictable live performances.
  • Last night's concert saw him react to a fan throwing a bottle at him, leading to a confrontation.
  • The incident sparked a public outcry, with some criticizing Anjum's actions for viral appeal.
Talha Anjum, a rapper and singer, has risen to become one of the leading artists of the younger generation. He has collaborated with many of Pakistan’s top musicians, and millions love his unique music and signature swag. He’s also known for his short temper, which often flares up during his live performances. His concerts frequently witness wild crowd behavior and unexpected incidents.

He held a concert last night, which once again took a negative turn. When a fan in the crowd threw a bottle at him, Talha immediately lost his temper and called the individual out on the spot. He demanded the fan come forward and later dragged him onto the stage by his hair. The management and security quickly intervened and removed the person from the crowd.

This is what went down at the concert:

 

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People quickly shared their opinions on the incident. Some supported Talha Anjum, while others criticized his actions. One person commented, “He’s probably doing this at every concert just to go viral.” Another defended him, saying, “An artist will respect you if you respect him—Talha did the right thing.” Someone else added, “Talha faces this issue at every concert now.”

Here’s how the internet reacted:

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