Kelsea Ballerini shared a strong message under her Patterns Tour stop at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
On February 20, the singer and songwriter gave a heart -heating message to a young boy.
When Kelsea noticed the boy who held a sign that read, “I am being bullied at school because I am a boy and I love you. Can we take a selfie?” She paused the show to talk directly to him.
She said, “I guarantee you that every single person in here has had someone to say something to those who have hurt their feelings.”
“And I promise you too, the person who says means things it comes from a place of uncertainty. I promise I promise,” the song stress added.
“They don’t know what they don’t like about themselves and that’s why they project it on you – it’s a big word I know. I’ve been in so much therapy. But it doesn’t make it fair and it does Not right and I’m really sorry that someone ever said something means to you.
“That’s not okay. But you’re okay. You’re more than okay. Are you good? That’s all I love,” Kelsea added.
After the boy shared that it was his first concert ever, Kelsea Ballerini asked him for a selfie, causing the crowd to cheer loudly.
“Are you hearing all your friends right now? This is all your friends. Don’t forget it. We’ve got you. We’ve got him, right? It makes me cry,” Kelsea said.
