During his historic 12-night residency at London's Wembley Stadium, Harry Styles made a noticeable blunder on stage that was captured on video. The 32-year-old singer, known for hits like 'Watermelon Sugar', is currently breaking records with his run of shows, surpassing Coldplay's 10-night streak from last summer and Taylor Swift's eight shows in 2024.
What happened during the show?
While performing his single 'As It Was', Styles was supposed to sprint down the stage to a platform in the middle of the crowd during the intro. However, a TikTok clip revealed that he reached the platform without his microphone, forcing him to run back to the main stage to retrieve it. By the time he returned, he had missed his cue to start singing, and the crowd filled in the missing lines.
Fan reactions to the mistake
Fans were delighted by the error, seeing it as proof that Styles sings live without a backing track. One commented, 'Funniest way to prove he's singing live.' Another added, 'Proof this man's singing is the real deal.' A third wrote, 'Well, that's one way to know that [he's] actually singing.' Some fans joked about Styles' tendency to run, coining the phrase 'Run all the time. Sing, occasionally.'
Previous incident at Wembley
This blunder follows another concerning moment last week when Styles appeared to choke during a performance. He took a sip of water, sprayed it out, and collapsed dramatically before recovering quickly. Fans admitted they were 'worried' and thought 'something had happened to him.' One said, 'I actually had a heart attack while watching that live.'
Styles has just four shows left in his Wembley residency, concluding on Saturday, July 4.
