Neil Diamond criticized for a “terrible” moment with a woman’s fan

Shaken video Neil Diamond The 2002 performance became viral on Tiktok, and it causes sharp criticism from fans who call the moment “horrible” and “uncomfortable”.

The shots shared by the Tiktok account “Oldmansrock” is shown by Nile Damanda, which serenal a woman from the stage during the concert.

In the video, an 84-year-old singer can see how she holds a fan and sings her directly when she leans to the edge of the stage. At one point, he kisses her hand, touches her face and eventually pulls her at the kiss, holding her face close to him.

While the supporter seems to say, “Thank you” before returning to their place, viewers on the Internet quickly expressed their discomfort, and many called the interaction “difficult to watch, not in a good sense.”

The comments flooded the behavior of Damant and the optics of that moment.

One user referred to Diamond’s lyrics, who performed: “Girl, you will soon become a woman,” writing: “As if the lyrics are not strange enough, now we will bless it.”

The 1967 strike includes song lyrics like “I love you so much, I can’t count all ways,” and “Please come, take my hand. The girl will soon become a woman. You will soon need a man”, which some commentators felt that in general discomfort.

Despite the fact that the song reached the number 10 on the pop -charts after the release, its lyrics paired with Diamond interaction on stage, now viewed under the modern lens.

“It’s the arrogance that he believes that every woman in the audience presents him,” one user wrote.

Another commented, “This is perhaps the most inconvenient 30 seconds in my life.”

Others just said, “Well, it was inconvenient,” and “you will need a lawyer soon.”

“Richard Dawson thinks it is too far away,” someone else said.

“I think I just watched the crime,” Tiktok commented.

Diamond began writing songs professionally in the early 1960s, writing tunes for other performers, signing up on Sunbeam Music and later records. His big break took place in 1966 with his own record of the “lonely man”, followed by “Cherry, Cherry”, which created it as an increase in a solo act.

The 1970s may have been the most decisive period of Diamond’s career. It became known for mixing rock, pop, folk and even the gospel affects a powerful story. His “Tap Root ManuusCript” and “Hot August night” albums secured the superstar status. Songs such as “Cracklin ‘Rosie”, “Song Sung Blue” and “I … I … I said,” became staples on radio and households across America.

Perhaps the most significant was his song in 1969. “Sweet Caroline”, which became an unofficial American anthem and mandatory game at sports events, weddings and karaoke. The Singalong -Chor track and the upbringing spirit captured the heart of the nation, which further fueled the popularity of Dimant.

Throughout the 80s and 90s, Diamond continued tour and released albums, expanding its reach worldwide. He accepted his role with a dazzling live performances, often wearing the neighborhood and with ease, which easily commanded a large crowd.

Neil Diamond was married three times.

His first marriage was with Jay Posner, his cute secondary school in 1963. Jay was a school teacher, and together they had two daughters, Marjari and Hellen. The couple parted in 1967 and completed the divorce in 1969.

Soon, Neil married Martfi’s second wife, a production assistant, whom he met during his glory. They connected the knot in December 1969 and continued two sons, Jesse and Micah. Their marriage lasted more than two decades, but in the end they divorced in 1995. The divorce was widely advertised, the rumors that it led to a settlement of about $ 150 million, although Neil later reduced the figure.

In 2012, Neil married Katie Mcneyil, the head of music and producer who cooperated closely.

Despite its significant age difference, it is almost 30 years old, they shared a strong connection. Katie was during the next Nile’s career and supported him, especially after Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2018.