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Ginuwine’s recent announcement left many fans believing that the beloved singer had died
Ginuwine fans held their breath for a moment after seeing an announcement about his upcoming concert that looked like a funeral brochure.
Things went fallacious when his fans thought the “So Anxious” singer had died after seeing an announcement about his upcoming “Lovers & Friends” concert that Ginuwine recently shared on Instagram. There were clouds in the background, which many fans thought was a funeral program.
“I’m in Love” singer. with subtitles post: “Sometimes you know what you know, people love what they love and your legacy is never questioned, see you later, the Vegas you already know…..sooner or later I will get a residency and it will be monumental trust and blv but GO for now!!!!! Lovers and friends!!!! I’m 27 years old and I’m still doing it.”
Fans reacted with concern for Ginuwine and noted that from the first time they saw the concert flyer, they thought he had died. “Man! You scared me, lol.” he wrote singer Vedo. “Boy I thought it was homecoming and the scrolling scared me,” one other added.
“Man… I thought you had your way to glory,” one fan remarked. “My heart stopped for a second. I thought he died,” replied one other concerned fan. “Man, you scared me, I thought it was an obituary,” one in every of them remarked. “Why does this have to look like an obituary,” asked one other.
Several fans asked the recording artist to alter the promo. “I need to redo this leaflet though, bro,” wrote one fan. “It’s not the past, Ginuwine,” one other advised.
Despite scaring fans, many said they were excited to see the “One Night Stand” artist perform.
The “Lovers & Friends” concert will happen on May 4 in Las Vegas. He scared fans last 12 months when he fell off the stage and nearly dragged an indication language interpreter with him. And similar to last 12 months, fans are sure to catch on camera the moment he falls again.
Ginuwine may even perform at Shine’s Ultimate Indulgence All-White event in Toronto on June 30 to rejoice Canada Day.