Adele tells her fans to ‘shut up’ after annoying Pride Month

Adele He is a proud ally of the LGBTQIA+ community and is not here for the haters.

During the singer’s concert on Saturday, June 1, in Las Vegas, she addressed the audience between songs when she was interrupted by a heckler shouting, “Pride sucks!”

Adele (36 years old) immediately silenced the audience.

“What was that? Did you just say, ‘Pride sucks?’” Adele said on Saturday, per Social media Screenshots. “Did you come on my f–king show and just say pride sucks? Are you f–king stupid? Don’t be so silly.”

She continued, “If you don’t have something nice to say, shut up, okay?”

Saturday was the first day of Pride Month, an annual celebration for members of the LGBT community. While June often honors Pride with a series of parties and parades, it is based on something deeper.

“Pride is protest” Billy Porterwhich is told exclusively publicly Us Weekly Last month. “It is time for the elderly to remind the children about this [a] He objects. It’s not just a party. Believe me, I believe in the party. you have to. And [also] Contact your local representatives [and] Engage in local government. Vote bitches.

The first Pride celebration was held in honor of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a series of protests for gay liberation, in New York City.

Adele, for her part, has been a long-time ally of the community.

“I get a lot of messages from people telling me that I make them really happy to be themselves, and they feel really comfortable with who they are, which I love,” she said. Outside Magazine in 2015, and revealed that she once received a message from a teenage fan about using her music to express friends. “He was in love with someone at school, but he wasn’t out. He listened to ‘Someone Like You’ and talked to his best friend and then to the boy he liked, and it turned out he was gay too, and now they’re together – he’s almost 15. So I didn’t burst into tears.”

A year later, Adele honored the victims of the deadly shooting at the Pulse gay dance club in Miami during a concert in Belgium.

“I would like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everyone at the Orlando and Pulse nightclub,” she said through tears during her June 2016 concert. “The LGBTQA community, they are like my soulmates since I was very young, so I was really touched by them.”