Noah Kahan addresses a second on-stage incident involving a fan’s bodily functions during one of his concerts by joking about government involvement. According to reports, the singer presents the matter during a stop in Washington, where he claims he receives a “call” from “Congress.” In the retelling across outlets, Kahan uses the mock-government premise as a humorous way to respond to the repeated disruption, saying the order would require concertgoers to wear diapers rather than use the facilities mid-show. One account describes the request as an attempt to prevent another episode similar to the previous incident, while another frames it as a phone call he says he receives from Congress while in Washington. The outlets report the remarks as a staged, comedic bit rather than a literal instruction. Both sources tie the joke to the fact that a second in-concert incident has occurred, prompting Kahan to reference it publicly and to make the “Congress” premise part of his response.
Noah Kahan says “Congress” ordered concertgoers to wear diapers
Noah Kahan addresses a second on-stage incident involving a fan’s bodily functions during one of his concerts by joking about government involvement. According to reports, the singer presents the matt...
- Noah Kahan makes a joke about “Congress” in response to disruptive fan behavior at a concert.
- Reports say the “Congress” premise involves a mock phone call during a stop in Washington.
- The comments follow a second in-concert incident involving a fan’s bowel movements.
- The suggested solution in the joke is that fans should wear diapers to avoid relieving themselves mid-show.
- Sources describe the exchange as comedic rather than a literal government order.
During his stop in Washington, the singer pretended to get a phone call from the government about fans relieving themselves mid-show
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