That is one of the evils of modern times. There are people who can do anything with a few likes on social networks. You may also make others uncomfortable, attack them directly, or harass them. that’s what he always does ‘Pajama Man’, a Singaporean influencer known for breaking into shows, concerts and events Annoy the artist and upload the moment to the network. The victim this Thursday was ariana grande, However, the actress and singer had her own heroine. Cynthia Erivo.
The two were in Singapore with Michelle Yeoh and Jeff Goldwyn to attend the premiere of their new movie. Wicked: Forever. To be precise, this happened when the stars arrived at Universal Studios Singapore, where a glitzy premiere was held. In several videos recorded from different angles, Grande is seen walking with other cast members on a yellow tile carpet specially prepared for the occasion, when a man wearing a white shirt and pants runs towards her, grabs her with both arms and forces her body against him.
Everything happened within seconds. Grande was in complete shock and as she tried to escape the “hug” of the man, who has long black hair with dyed blue highlights, Erivo was seen lunging towards them and separating them.. While the British artist yelled at his assailant, security intervened and removed him from the scene.
In the images, Grande appears visibly affected by the incident and can be seen taking deep breaths as Erivo and Yeo comfort her. Fans quickly identified the stalker as Johnson Wen, known online as “Pajama Man,” and minutes later Wen himself proudly posted a video of the incident on his Instagram account. Alongside the image, she wrote, “Dear Ariana Grande, thank you for letting me jump on the yellow carpet with you.”
Wen is known in his country for sneaking into celebrity events and sharing content on his network to gather likes and raise his profile. In fact, something similar happened in June during a Katy Perry concert, when a man stormed onto the stage and startled the singer. A month later, he did the same thing during The Weeknd’s show and was removed from the venue by security on both occasions.
The incident wasn’t just an incident for Grande, who has repeatedly mentioned her battle with post-traumatic stress disorder following the 2017 Manchester Arena attack. While she was performing, a bomb exploded at the venue, killing 22 people.
“Yes, this is true. I know the family and the fans, and everyone who was there experienced it intensely as well,” Grande told British Vogue in 2018. “So many people have suffered terrible losses that it’s hard to talk about it…I feel like I shouldn’t even talk about my experience. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to talk about this without crying,” she added.
In the same interview, the artist explained that the attack and its effects caused anxiety, saying, “I think a lot of people suffer from anxiety, especially in these times. I’ve always struggled with anxiety, but I never talked about it, just because I thought everyone had anxiety… But when I got home from tour[in September 2017]it was the most severe crisis I’ve ever had.”
In this second installment of the story, which takes place in the world of Oz, after challenging the totalitarian regime in The Wizard of Oz, Elphaba (Erivo) must deal with her identity as the “Wicked Witch of the West,” while Glinda (Grande) earns the title of “Glinda the Good” and the official status of the nation’s defender against Elphaba. In this situation, the two witches must make a decision that will determine their fate.
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