The recent Coldplay concert at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad faced several challenges. During the event, two fans in the audience became embroiled in a heated dispute, resulting in a physical altercation as bystanders attempted to restore order.

Internet reacts

The emergence of a video depicting two men engaged in a brawl amidst a crowd has sparked a wave of ironic humour across social media platforms. One Instagram user quipped, “Viva la VIVAAD,” cleverly referencing Coldplay's well-known song, Viva La Vida, which played in the background. Another user humorously remarked, “Yellow (incorrect emoji) yeh lo (punch and correct emoji),” alluding to Coldplay's track Yellow.

A third comment read, “The fight will guide you home,” echoing the lyrics “Lights will guide you home” from the same song. A fourth user chimed in with, “Sky Full of Scars (laughing with tears emoji),” making a nod to another Coldplay hit, A Sky Full Of Stars. Additionally, one user humorously noted, “When uncle took Fix You seriously,” playing on the title of Coldplay's song Fix You. Another comment asked, “Yeh concert me Heavy Metal Scream koun kar raha hai?” (Who's doing Heavy Metal screams during the concert?), about a woman's screams during the altercation.

One user commented, “This is what happens when you overhype a concert and people who have zero interest enter concerts like these.” Another added, “They may have the biggest concert, but at least this didn't happen in the Mumbai concert.” A third user expressed disapproval, stating, “They should be ashamed. Fighting at a concert like Coldplay, where the aim is to spread love.” A fourth user recounted the incident: “I was literally beside them, and that uncle had lost it… he was yelling at two girls for smoking and kept insisting he would call the police, pushing them, and a few guys intervened to stop him, but the old man ended up hitting one of them for no apparent reason.”

About Coldplay's Ahmedabad concerts

British band Coldplay concluded their final concert in India as part of the Music of the Spheres World Tour in Ahmedabad on Sunday. The group, consisting of Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, and Will Champion, began their tour in India with three performances in Mumbai starting January 18, before moving to Ahmedabad for two additional concerts on January 25 and January 26.

Coldplay, celebrated for hits such as Hymn for the Weekend, The Scientist, Clocks, Yellow, and Speed of Sound, made their debut performance in India in 2016 at the Global Citizen Festival in Mumbai. During these recent shows, lead vocalist Chris Martin engaged the audience by speaking in Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati, and he also acknowledged Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan and cricketer Jasprit Bumrah, the latter of whom was present at the concert in Ahmedabad on Sunday.

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