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I just noticed it was on TMZ, they said he has a minor respiratory illness. hmm
I feel bad for him and other artists who cannot be human in the eyes of the public. I can't imagine being sick, emotionally, physically, or mentally, and having everyone scrutinize your every action. If you are sick or have a sick family member you are automatically on drugs, etc.I think that fans who act like those in the video who were overheard saying "go home" and "we want our money back" should be ashamed of themselves for being so selfish to only think of themselves. I would never blame Michael if he never came back because of this. Where are the nice people?He will be in my prayers. Blessings.
To me it looks like he has the flu. I can't imagine feeling like I do when I have the flu (or even a cold!) and trying to go out in front of all those people. Around :31 he says "I'm so sorry Berlin" At :45 it sounds like he is saying "Something has come over me and I am feeling very ill." :49 "I appreciate your support, all your love, I promise I'll be back" 1:18 "Just so you know I'm giving you my all, even though I may not be able to sing each and every song, I just... I want to play a few records for you. You guys want to party (?) with me? Berlin..."[youtube:19o9n5zv]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tkVMzuTu6Q&feature=player_embedded[/youtube:19o9n5zv]You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginBy Karen Nickel Anhalt, PEOPLE.comJanuary 14, 2011 3:10 p.m. ESTIt was not Usher's finest moment.Forced to cancel his Wednesday concert at Berlin's 02 Arena at the last minute due to illness, the "OMG" singer, 32, rescheduled the show for the next night and promised his fans,via Twitter, "the show that you all properly deserve."Unfortunately, his illness didn't clear up and Usher lip-synched his first two songs and danced poorly to them, according to local tabloid B.Z. Fans on the edge of the stage reportedly started complaining. Boos were also heard. In response, he reportedly lowered his head and stood silently on the stage for about four minutes before leaving altogether. The stage lights came on and fans were told the star was too sick to continue the show.According to a statement released by Usher's rep Friday, the singer is "suffering from upper respiratory illness which is currently preventing him from performing a proper show. After consultation with doctors, he has been advised to reschedule the upcoming dates in order to get the rest he needs to ensure a complete recovery." (Shows in Rotterdam and Antwerp have been rescheduled for March.)Usher himself expressed his disappointment about the situation. "I deeply regret having to reschedule the shows," he said in a statement released Friday. "I am truly sorry for any inconvenience I have caused my fans. My fans are the best in the world and I am looking forward to getting better so that I can give them the show they deserve."