The 1975 Matty Healy Left Fans Creeped Out After Doing THIS At Their Concert

The 1975 singer Matty Healy's most recent activities have fans feeling extremely uneasy and concerned.

The 33-year-old performer most recently gained notoriety for kissing a fan on stage in Las Vegas.

Fans were alarmed by his most recent actions, though, as a video showed him appearing to check a woman's ID.

The "I'm In Love With You" singer was seen skimming a card in a popular TikTok video while his followers shouted.

Healy, the "Loose Women" actress Denise Welch's son, once bit down on the ID to make sure it was authentic.

Matty jumps off the stage and walks up to the red-haired woman, but only after he appeared to be pleased with his inspection.

"Are you ready? he demanded, grabbing the fan by the face. "For your first kiss, are you prepared?"

She received a long kiss on the lips from the singer, followed by a quick peck. Fans erupted into a frenzy.

You can hear Matty screaming, "You better not be 16," on the second video as the woman yells that she has an ID.

The description for the video was "This is so sweet pls," which was posted online.

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Fans were split over the footage, with some finding the pre-kisses precautions to be creepy.

There's something just a bit weird about this, one person observed, adding, "That is the most frightening sight I've ever seen."

A third person also wrote in the comments, "If by sweet you mean creepy then yes I agree."

After taking a lot of fire for their lip-locking antics, the fan Matty Healy kissed in Las Vegas was also obliged to defendthe "All I Need to Hear" singer.

A dark-haired woman was taken from the audience by Matty, who then kissed her on stage while the band sang their smash song "Robbers."

After she put up a sign that said, "So we making out?," she subsequently explained that their kiss was consensual.

The fan also said how Matty asked them to kiss first.

The singer has discussed his struggles with The 1975's fanbase's sexualization.

The British rock musician said in an interview with The Guardian that he was sexualized "to a certain level" and that his well-liked indie band was the subject of romantic relationships.

It was seductive in the same way that wearing leather jackets, smoking, and other similar behaviors were.

He acknowledged that this was challenging for him since he is having mental health issues as a result of his early, terrible sexual encounters.

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