·Some concert fans are wearing adult diapers so they do not have to leave their spots near the front of the stage, and Olivia Rodrigo says performers are close enough to notice.
·During a recent interview, Olivia said she has seen fans wear diapers at concerts and festivals so they can remain in the front row.
·She added that this is an experience she has smelled while performing.
·The practice has been nicknamed “pit diapers.”
·Fans often wait for hours to reach the barricade, and leaving for food, water or a bathroom break can mean losing the spot they worked to secure.
·The topic is getting new attention after a separate incident at Noah Kahan’s June 26 concert at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
·A viral video appeared to show human waste on the floor near the seats while a venue employee cleaned the area.
·Noah responded on social media by asking fans to use the bathroom and reminding them that venue workers are left to clean up after incidents like this.
·He later addressed the situation during another concert by having the audience repeat a humorous pledge promising they would not poop their pants and leave it on the floor.
·The incidents have sparked a larger conversation about concert etiquette and the extreme measures some fans take to avoid losing a front-row view.
During a recent interview, Olivia said she has seen fans wear diapers at concerts and festivals so they can remain in the front row.
During a recent interview, Olivia said she has seen fans wear diapers at concerts and festivals so they can remain in the front row.
