JoJo Siwa takes a stand against offensive outfit at Glasgow show
At a recent concert in Glasgow, JoJo Siwa showed she's not just all about glitter and bows—she's ready and willing, if necessary, even onstage, when it comes down taking a stand against offensive behavior. A video from her show has been making waves on social media, capturing Siwa as she called out an audience member over an outfit that seemed designed mockingly, targeting her infamous hairdo. For anyone who's followed her since her "Dance Moms" days, this fiery moment was classic JoJo—bold and unapologetic.
This all unfolded at SWG3 TV Studio during her much-anticipated Infinity Heart tour. Fans had circled these tour dates on their calendars since July, especially after she had canceled her U.S. tour, leaving many American fans disappointed.
On Wednesday, a TikTok video from user @debsmc88 went viral, showing Siwa pointing at someone in her audience and saying, "Come on," clearly indicating they should leave. When this person refused, she didn't hold back: "No, you're not going come my concert with a hoodie making fun me, no chance!"
The crowd was right there with her, cheering her on as she stood on stage in a sparkling bra top and cargo pants. She thanked her fans, emphasizing, "Thanks so much coming tonight, but we only got room here infinity hearts, right?" She added, "Not in my house, baby," with a confidence that sparked even more applause.
Despite this brief hiccup, Siwa rocked on, launching right back with her song "Balance Baby." Another clip from TikTok user @devils._.raven showed Siwa holding up at hoodie with a crude illustration taped on it. She quickly gave it security, ensuring they had this person escorted out.
The hoodie controversy: What was it?
Anyone who missed this concert moment found themselves curious about this infamous hoodie. According @debsmc88, who was a few rows back, it "looked like an egg wearing a bow," leaving them more puzzled than anything. Another commenter explained that hoodie had an old meme on it—a jab at her hair. It depicted an egg with JoJo's face and that signature ponytail, bringing up a topic she has publicly addressed as painful.
JoJo Siwa speaks candidly about her hair
Siwa has been open about her hair struggles. Back in 2022, she took TikTok explain that a stress rash during her "Dance Moms" years caused a noticeable bald spot, debunking rumors that her tight ponytails were at fault. The sensitive subject resurfaced in July, when she was moved on TikTok by her partner, Chris Hughes, who complimented her hair. She confessed, "That's what I got bullied most about as a kid."
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes: A budding relationship
JoJo and Chris Hughes made it official in June, after meeting on "Celebrity Big Brother" in April. Even with gossip swirling about her personal life and questions about her sexuality, Siwa hasn't been shy about showing off their romance. Some fans are even speculating about wedding bells by year's end.
As JoJo's Infinity Heart tour rolls on, this Glasgow episode highlights her commitment creating a positive, respectful space at her shows. What are your thoughts on Siwa's stance? Feel free join in, and let's keep things constructive and kind in support her mission inclusivity.
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