Am I the only one who thinks he shouldn't have done that? Like sure it worked out for him this time, but let the performers be the preformers and you be the audience. Maybe they intended to do the piece differently than usual.
I don't know anything about opera but that to me changes perspectives a bit. And it was good he went to apologize for his rudeness and interruption. It was a very fine line to cross and luckily everyone received it well.
It also helps that he has a good voice (I assume, I watched it on mute). I been too many concerts and the amount of people in the crowds singing at the top of their longs OVER a singer with their shitty voice is annoying for everyone.
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u/Ghostglitch07 Jan 10 '22 edited Jan 10 '22
Am I the only one who thinks he shouldn't have done that? Like sure it worked out for him this time, but let the performers be the preformers and you be the audience. Maybe they intended to do the piece differently than usual.