Usher's concert is back in the spotlight after a fan grabbed him mid-song.
The incident happened during a San Antonio stop of "The R&B Tour," which Usher is co-headlining with Chris Brown. Videos circulating on social media show the Grammy-winning artist walking down the aisle at the Alamodome singing his hit song, "Yeah."
At one point, a fan yanked Usher's arm during the performance, but the music star was able to pull away. His security followed him as he continued the number on stage with his dancers.
People on social media chimed in, some commending Usher for keeping the show going: "It's the way he didn't break eye contact with the camera nor miss a beat," one commenter stated.
Another added, " Cause why would she think to grab him while performing."
Someone else saw light in the situation, "I saw that and laughed hard he was like unhand me."
Usher is known for having interactive moments during his shows, including one of the most popular where he feeds cherries to fans.
Other viral moments
Usher and Chris Brown have been hitting major U.S. cities across since kicking off "The R&B Tour" in late June. And the shows have brought the internet some viral moments involving the "Let It Burn" singer.
A tour stop in Nashville turned awkward when a woman appeared to be distant from Usher during his sexy "Can U Handle It?" serenade, leading him to pause and step away.
"I don't think she wants to be on the stage," Usher said to the audience before shooing her away. The moment went viral and has divided the internet.
Discourse erupted on social media again when people started accusing Usher of hiring a stunt double for his concert. It started after his performance at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, where he wore a cap and sunglasses that hid his face.
A concertgoer posted footage of Usher singing and dancing to his hit songs, "Caught Up" and "Bad Girl," with a caption saying "that is NOT usher!" In another video, someone shared the same segment and questioned, "Y'all, is this Usher or his body double Gusher?"
Usher cleared the air about the clone accusations in the comments section of an Instagram post that the tour's official Instagram page reposted.
"Ya'll are funny…clone? They can't clone thiss?" Usher wrote with laughing emojis. "How ya'll come up with this? AI ain't that advanced."
Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@usatodayco.com.
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