Bebe Rexha is flippant about not having her phones at her first performance since her injury. look
Bebe Rexha joked about being injury-free during her first concert after getting hit in the face with a flying phone on Sunday, June 18.
In a fan video that can be seen below, the 33-year-old pop singer spoke to her fans during the Tuesday,
June 20 concert at Philadelphia’s Fillmore before heading into her next song, the 2016 hit she released with Martin Garrix, “In the Name of Love”.
With a smile on her face, she said, “No phones in the face, thank God.”
Bebe next took a moment to take in the cheering crowd, and then began to sing the first verse of “In The Name Of Love”.
However, she quickly stopped, as she became overwhelmed with gratitude.
“Let’s do it again. I am seeing all the flags in the air and I’m getting emotional,” she informed the crowd as her voice cracked.
It’s not clear if she was getting emotional over gay pride flags or Albanian flags, as she flew the latter at her Sunday night concert (seen below) in support of her heritage.
As noted above, the Philly performance was the “I’m Good” hitmaker’s first concert after getting a phone thrown at her head during her New York City concert.
After being impacted, Bebe fell down to her knees and crew members rushed on stage to help her.
Luckily, her injuries were minimal, as she got some stitches and was back on stage a few days later.
After the incident, she took to social media to assure fans that she will be just fine.
“I’m good,” Bebe humorously captioned her Instagram post, which showed a picture of her cut directly after her show and a picture of her bandaged stitches.
