Tems Serenades 22-Year-Old Fan Who Boldly Declares ‘I Like Older Women’ at Paris Lollapalooza Festival [VIDEO]

Grammy Award-winning Nigerian singer Tems recently shared a light-hearted yet engaging moment with a younger male fan during her live set at the Lollapalooza Music Festival in Paris, France. The encounter, which has since gone viral, showcases a charming exchange between the globally celebrated artist and a 22-year-old admirer in the crowd.

In the viral video circulating widely on social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), Tems is seen stepping off the main stage to interact directly with her fans gathered close to the barricade. Approaching a particular young man while still performing, Tems paused mid-song to ask him his age. Upon hearing that he was just 22 years old, the 31-year-old singer hesitated briefly, unsure if serenading him would be appropriate.

However, the young fan confidently responded, assuring Tems that age was no barrier for him. With a cheeky smile, he declared,

“It’s okay, I like older women.”

This candid statement caught Tems off guard, causing her to chuckle. Despite initially admitting she felt “shy,” Tems decided to serenade the young fan, to the delight of the surrounding audience. The playful interaction quickly gained traction online, sparking discussions among fans about Tems’ personality, with many noting her introverted nature despite her commanding stage presence.

Notably, this isn’t the first time Tems has serenaded male fans during her concerts. Over the summer, the ‘Love Me Jeje’ hitmaker has been seen embracing this intimate gesture across multiple festival appearances, signaling a refreshing evolution in her live performances. This newfound confidence and connection with her audience further cements her reputation as one of Nigeria’s top music exports, celebrated not just for her distinctive voice but also for her authenticity on stage.

The video clip from the Paris event continues to trend, with fans applauding the fan’s boldness and Tems’ graceful handling of the situation. It exemplifies how artists and their audiences can share spontaneous, memorable moments that go beyond the music itself.

Watch the Viral Video:

Click here to watch the moment on X (Twitter)