Unless you’ve been living under a rock over the past few days, you’ve definitely heard about Adele protecting a little fan during a recent show.

When the British singer took the stage in Las Vegas for her continuing engagement, she ended up calling out security officers who had been ‘bothering’ delighted fan Juan Pablo throughout the performance.

He’s now spoken out about the event, which started when he stood up and sang along with the Grammy winner. You’ll want to keep your ears open for this one!

If you haven’t watched a clip of the now-famous moment, it’s worth pausing and viewing the video above.

As you can see, Pablo is standing throughout Adele’s performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace as part of her Las Vegas residency.

The young fan was seen over the weekend singing along and using a selfie stick and a Go-Pro to tape the whole show, much to the displeasure of other guests and security.

While the video has prompted much debate over gig etiquette, Pablo has stated that he is not remorseful about the event.

In an interview with TMZ, he apologized briefly before swiftly retracting and stating that it was his last chance to see the ‘Hello’ singer live.

“I’m sorry, I really am, but I only had one chance to see her, and I took it. And I took it as I pleased,” he told the newspaper.

“I sang every song with her and stood up for the majority of it. “I’m not sorry.”

When questioned if he felt sorry for the other guests, he replied, “I have a guilty feeling; I felt that they were a little bit upset… But they might have stood up as well. People were standing in every other area.”

The little admirer then praised Adele, saying he couldn’t ‘believe’ the Grammy winner had backed him.

However, after seeing his Go-Pro footage, some people are asking if the British artist did the right thing.

In fact, she was so sympathetic that she interrupted her performance to assist Pablo.

On Saturday night (August 26), the performer was set to perform her devastating song ‘Water Under the Bridge’ when she saw the issue.

The 35-year-old is noticeably irritated as she glances around the audience to see what’s going on.

“Can you stop a minute? What is going on with that young fan over there? Adele cries, snatching the stage and pointing to Pablo.

“He’s been bothered so much since I came on for standing up,” she continues. “What’s the matter with him?”

After quickly dealing with the security, she informs him, “They won’t disturb you again, my dear. You like the show.”

The film quickly went viral after it was shared on TikTok, with concertgoers arguing whether Adele made the correct decision.

What do you think? Was Pablo correct?