Aaron's Party is going in a much darker direction. Pop singer Aaron Carter became heated over violence occurring at concerts in the wake of the Manchester bombing outside of Ariana Grande's and said he would bring out his own guns if an incident occurred during one of his own shows. "It's just crazy to think that that's what's going on and honestly one side of me doesn't want any part of it and the other side of me just wants be a true American and put my guns on and fight back," he said in a video for TMZ. "I will pull out my guns and and I will shoot you if you come and try and do some stuff like that," the 29-year-old continued. Carter, a native of Florida, didn't specify what type of guns he owns or how many, but did say he would use "real lead, real metals." "I live in America, I'm allowed to have guns," Carter added. The "Aaron's Party" singer was trying to tell fans **t to be afraid ahead of his performance at L.A. Pride this weekend. He called the attacks at Grande's show and other events in the past that were meant to spread love, "disgusting." "Retaliation will happen," Carter added. On May 22, 22 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured when suicide bomber Salman Abedi, 22, detonated a shrapnel-filled explosive just outside of Grande's "Dangerous Woman" tour at the Manchester Arena. Concert goers also became the victims in 2015 at the Bataclan in Paris when about 90 fans were killed in the theatre after terrorists shot randomly in the crowd and then detonated explosive vests when police arrived. Carter is the younger brother of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter. The brothers recently lost their father, Bob, in mid-May of a suspected heart attack.
06-10-2017, 02:09 AM
Aaron Carter says he'll shoot anyone who attacks his shows
Aaron's Party is going in a much darker direction. Pop singer Aaron Carter became heated over violence occurring at concerts in the wake of the Manchester bombing outside of Ariana Grande's and said he would bring out his own guns if an incident occurred during one of his own shows. "It's just crazy to think that that's what's going on and honestly one side of me doesn't want any part of it and the other side of me just wants be a true American and put my guns on and fight back," he said in a video for TMZ. "I will pull out my guns and and I will shoot you if you come and try and do some stuff like that," the 29-year-old continued. Carter, a native of Florida, didn't specify what type of guns he owns or how many, but did say he would use "real lead, real metals." "I live in America, I'm allowed to have guns," Carter added. The "Aaron's Party" singer was trying to tell fans **t to be afraid ahead of his performance at L.A. Pride this weekend. He called the attacks at Grande's show and other events in the past that were meant to spread love, "disgusting." "Retaliation will happen," Carter added. On May 22, 22 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured when suicide bomber Salman Abedi, 22, detonated a shrapnel-filled explosive just outside of Grande's "Dangerous Woman" tour at the Manchester Arena. Concert goers also became the victims in 2015 at the Bataclan in Paris when about 90 fans were killed in the theatre after terrorists shot randomly in the crowd and then detonated explosive vests when police arrived. Carter is the younger brother of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter. The brothers recently lost their father, Bob, in mid-May of a suspected heart attack.
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