Bushido is currently on tour – he has now briefly canceled a concert in the Bavarian capital because a fan collapsed.
It is the third stop on his big comeback tour: On March 23, 2024, Bushido (45) played in the sold-out Munich Olympiahalle. 12,000 fans were there in the Bavarian capital and saw the rapper live for the first time in eight years. Shortly before the show finale, however, the musician paused the program because a fan collapsed.
Bushido interrupts concert due to “medical emergency”
As the show neared its end, Bushido suddenly stopped rapping in the middle of a verse of a song. “What’s up?” he asked his fans in the front rows, who had signaled to the musician. The audience then informed the 45-year-old that a fan at the front of the stage had lost consciousness. Bushido reacted quickly and addressed the paramedics in the hall from the stage: “Medical emergency, please come immediately and help this person.” He then asked his fans to form an emergency lane. “Make room and please stay calm, we’re taking a short break. I don’t want to be tactless and only continue when I know that everything is good,” he informed the 12,000 tour visitors. After a short time, the medical staff gave the musician a signal that the person’s circulation had stabilized. The rapper’s fans then applauded and praised Bushido for his professional reaction. “That’s what you call moral courage,” he commented on the incident.
On stage, bully rapper Bushido becomes the mediator of disputes
It wasn’t the only time during the concert that the rapper demonstrated his common sense. In the first part of the show there was probably a conflict in the audience in the first few rows. After finishing a song, he turned to the group and reprimanded them: “I just saw that there’s a fight. Guys, we’re here to have fun. If you don’t like each other, please just join in a little distance. Remember, the smarter one gives in.” For the last saying, the audience loudly applauded the bully rapper, who became the mediator of arguments on stage.
Bushido is currently on tour through Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Luxembourg for the first time since 2016. It is his first tour without his former manager Arafat Abou-Chaker, from whom he parted ways on business matters in 2017. For years, Anis Ferchichi – the rapper’s real name, his wife Anna-Maria (42) and their seven children were under police surveillance because there was increasing evidence of a planned attack. In 2022, the family emigrated to Dubai. The Ferchichis have been in front of the camera for several documentary formats (RTLplus) for years. At some point, however, the father of the family plans to “completely withdraw from the public eye,” as he revealed in one of the TV formats.