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JoJo Siwa made headlines in Glasgow this week after halting her Infinity Heart tour performance to call out a fan she said was mocking her. The 22-year-old performer paused the show when she noticed an audience member wearing a hoodie that appeared to make fun of her.
"You're not going to come to my concert and bring a hoodie making fun of me. No way! No way, man!" Siwa told the crowd as the fan was escorted out by security. "Not in my house, baby. We got no room for that. We got no room for that!"
Fans quickly shared clips of the incident on TikTok, capturing both the singer's remarks and the audience's supportive cheers. It remains unclear what the hoodie displayed, but social media users linked it to cruel memes about Siwa's hairline. The former Dance Moms star has previously spoken about losing hair as a child due to stress from filming, which became a frequent target of online jokes.
Despite the disruption, Siwa kept the mood upbeat, reminding the crowd that her concerts are meant to be safe spaces filled with positivity. "We only got room for infinity hearts in here, right?" she added, drawing applause.
The episode occurred as Siwa continues her European tour. She launched the leg in Dublin last week, where her boyfriend Chris Hughes joined her on stage. The couple performed a dance routine from their time together on Celebrity Big Brother UK, delighting fans with the unexpected throwback.
Siwa later joked with the audience about their enthusiasm for Hughes, telling them, "I know we all love Chris, but he's my boyfriend and I want him to watch my show. If he turns around to take another selfie, I'll ask you not to do that. Let the guy watch, please!"
The pop star, who identifies as queer, has been open about her relationship with Hughes and the challenges of navigating public scrutiny. She has emphasized that being in a heterosexual relationship does not invalidate her past relationships with women and non-binary partners.
For Siwa, the message remains clear: her shows are for joy, inclusion, and respect, not ridicule.
