“Internet Reacts: Chappell Roan’s Concert Fan Uses Nintendo DS for Recording”

From September 19 to September 21, 2024, Chappell Roan delivered an unforgettable performance at the O2 Academy Brixton, capturing headlines not only for her artistry but also for her heartfelt appreciation of the LGBTQ+ community.

During her recent concert at O2 Academy, an amusing moment occurred when a fan recorded Chappell using a Nintendo DS, which immediately went viral. She playfully remarked:

“B*tch is that a DS?… You keep taking photos on your DS, you keep doing it”

This interaction sparked a wave of reactions on X (formerly Twitter), where users referenced a past incident where Chappell Roan had yelled at a photographer during the 2024 MTV VMAs. One user tweeted:

“I’m surprised she didn’t yell at him.”

“She’s so funny,”added another user.

“At last, an artist with real personality!”said yet another netizen.

“Love how she can turn anything into a fun moment; imagine having DS concert pics as memories! Iconic!”an internet user commented.

Additionally, many users praised the fan who ingeniously used a Nintendo DS to capture the concert:

“Anyone carrying around a DS today is cool af, frankly,”an X user stated.

“That fan is so real, omg,”commented another user.

“Maybe she’s onto the next level of concert recording,”suggested a netizen.

“I’m in therapy twice a week”: Chappell Roan Discusses Mental Health Challenges

In an interview with The Guardian published on September 20, 2024, Chappell Roan candidly discussed her struggle with fame and mental health. The singer reflected on a concert in June where she expressed the overwhelming challenge of maintaining her new lifestyle, a clip from which went viral.

Addressing how she has been managing her rising fame, Chappell told The Guardian:

“I’m in therapy twice a week. I went to a psychiatrist last week because I was like, I don’t know what’s going on. She diagnosed me with severe depression – which I didn’t think I had because I’m not actually sad. But I have every symptom of someone who’s severely depressed.”

Chappell also shared that her experiences have transformed how she enjoys her passions, stating that every activity she loves now carries “baggage.”For instance, she mentioned the need to arrange security before going thrifting, fully aware that her experience would be anything but ordinary.

Furthermore, she raised concerns about how she could safely engage in simple activities like visiting a park or attending yoga classes without the risk of being stalked or harassed.

Chappell acknowledged that some fans do not want to hear her discuss her struggles, mistaking her feelings as complaints about her success. However, she clarified, emphasizing that her concerns are not about fame, but about the abuse that can accompany it.

In related news, during her performance at O2 Academy Brixton, Chappell Roan expressed profound gratitude to the gay community, sharing how heartbroken she would feel without their presence in her life.

Reflecting on her teenage years, the singer noted that she “desperately needed to feel this”when she was thirteen, expressing her thanks to the community for their unwavering support.

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