N-Dubz singer hit on head with phone at Glasgow show (Image: Newsquest)
A singer from British hip-hop group N-Dubz was hit on the head with a phone in Glasgow.
The trio performed at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Tuesday and footage has recently emerged on social media of a member being hit by a phone.
In the TikTok, Tulisa can be seen sitting on the side of a stage when a fan throws their device on stage, hitting her on the head.
One video, captioned "Tulisa getting hit on the head with a phone in Glasgow" has over 30k views on the social platform.
Many other accounts also recorded the incident, to which the star reacted by saying "We move on. Sometimes in life, you get hit in the face and you crack the f**k on.
"Don't we Glasgow?"
@ctr2803 Tulisa getting hit on the head with a phone in Glasgow 😂 @N-DUBZ #ndubz #glasgow ♬ original sound - C
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