Harry Styles Sends Signal To Misbehaving Crowd Without Interrupting His Song

Harry Styles has become an icon in recent years, and he has plenty of extremely enthusiastic fans.

When some misbehaved at a recent show, Harry got the situation under control without breaking stride from his 'What Makes You Beautiful' performance. Watch below:

The ‘Watermelon Sugar’ singer’s actions went down a storm on social media, with many other fans rushing to praise his actions.

One wrote: “If Harry called me out for doing something bad I will forever be embarrassed and never show my face again.”

“It’s like being yelled at by your favourite teacher,” commented another fan.

A third remarked: “THE WAY HE CASUALLY GOES BACK TO DANCING WILL FOREVER MAKE ME LAUGH.”

“He’s like a dad or something LMAOOO,” joked a fourth fan.

Meanwhile, a fifth simply praised Harry for having his fans' best interests at heart, writing: “Nice to see an artist look after his fans before it kicks off.”

This viral clip comes after fans freaked out at the release of the official poster for Harry’s upcoming film, The Policeman.

A photograph of the former One Direction star in a police uniform while walking along Brighton beach was posted to Twitter to tease the upcoming tailer.

It, perhaps unsurprisingly, sent fans into overdrive.

One wrote: “Sooooo beyond excited for My Policeman!”

“I'M TOO IMPATIENT FOR THIS,” complained another.

The film is an LGBTQ+ drama set in 1950s Brighton when homosexuality was illegal.

Harry plays the leading role of Tom Burgess, who is simultaneously in a relationship with a man and a woman.

Opening up about his steamy sex scenes in the film, Harry told the Gay Times of My Policeman and his other upcoming release Don’t Worry Darling: “I don’t know if you can watch either with your parents. I’m gonna have to do another one.”

He added: “All I can say from my own experience is that I was very lucky to have a very trusting relationship with the people that we were working with that kind of came first.

“It was all discussed and all of it was very kind of, ‘Ok… above the filming, above everything else that’s happening with the cameras, with me and you, we’re doing this together, we trust each other and at any point we can stop' and all that kind of stuff.'”

My Policeman will be available to stream on Amazon Prime from 4 November, but if you can't wait until then, it will be hitting the big screen on 21 October.