Chappell Roan is standing up for herself.

The 26-300 and sixty five days-veteran momentarily stopped posing for pictures on the crimson carpet on the premiere of Netflix's concert film Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour in Los Angeles to confront a photographer she alleged acted gross to her at a past event.

“You were so disrespectful to me on the Grammys,” she counseled the particular person, as seen in numerous flicks shared on social media, which does no longer show their face. “You yelled at me on the Grammy event. Yes, I undergo in thoughts. You were so gross to me. And I deserve an apology for that. You should presumably perchance presumably procure to ask for forgiveness to me.”

The “Honest appropriate Honest appropriate fortune Babe” singer later said, “No, no, no, it be foremost to ask for forgiveness” earlier than a girl working on the event gently coaxed her away.

The identification of the photographer has no longer been printed.

Here is no longer the first time Chappell has confronted somebody at a celeb event over alleged gross behavior.

In September, while on the crimson carpet on the 2024 MTV Video Song Awards, the singer grew to turn out to be upset after hearing somebody in the crowd, reportedly a photographer, bawl, “Shut the f–okay up!” She spun spherical and yelled, “You shut the f–okay up!” Chappell then wagged her finger and added sternly, “No. No longer me, b—h.”

She later defined her actions.

“Here is awfully overwhelming and rather provoking,” Chappell counseled Leisure Tonight. “For somebody who gets numerous terror spherical other folks yelling at you, the carpet is frightening and I yelled support. You don't accumulate to tell at me take care of that.”

The incident took assert a month earlier than Chappell known as out some no longer-so-informal fan interactions.

“I don’t care that abuse and harassment, stalking, whatever, is a popular thing to attain to other folks which can presumably perchance be wisely-known,” she said on TikTok. “That does no longer fabricate it OK. That doesn’t fabricate it well-liked. That doesn’t imply I desire it. That doesn’t imply that I take care of it.”

The “Red Pony Club” singer continued, “I don’t give a f–okay while you watched it’s selfish for me to sing no for a report or for your time, or for a hug. It’s uncommon how other folks mediate that you know a particular person appropriate since you take into narrative them online and you hear to the art work they fabricate. That’s f–king uncommon. I’m allowed to sing no to creepy behavior.”