Stop the Presses, Selena Gomez Said ‘F*ck’

Get ready to clutch those pearls. Because of audio issues during KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2013, Selena Gomez got so flustered she eventually lost it and did the unthinkable. She shouted, “What the f**k?,” before leaving the stage early. No! Not my Selena!

“Sorry, the sound isn’t working!” Gomez was heard yelled to the crowd. “Are you guys having a good night? I promise, a lot cooler people are gonna come out tonight,” Gomez continued. “Is it okay if I perform two more songs and you guys can get to it?”

“I have to thank you guys so much for allowing me to be able to perform the music that I love,” Gomez said. “And I have to say that before you guys go on to the people that you care about, I really appreciate you supporting everything that I do. So this next song is the first song I had hit No. 1, and it’s called ‘Come & Get It.'”

After the song, Justin Bieber’s ex decided to leave the stage instead of finishing her set — to a crowd filled with mostly children. “She was pissed doing the next song and she said two more songs,” an eyewitness tells Us Weekly. “[She] didn’t do the last one.” Us Weekly

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Sorry, guys. I’m in a state of shock right now. I can’t believe a 21-year-old would utter those words. She was so pure. So innocent. Now she’s a filthy whore like the rest of them.

The sound issues didn’t stop at Selena. Ariana Grande took the stage and experienced the same causing her to make a comment everyone thought was directed at Selena because, at heart, we’re just school kids who love egging people on and yelling, “Fight! Fight! Fight!”

A Jingle Ball eyewitness tells HollywoodLife.com that Ariana experienced many of the same sound issues that caused Selena to be caught lip-syncing. However, because Ariana wasn’t lip-syncing, the audio issues only emphasized that, instead of causing another embarrassing display. “Ariana killed it and she had bronchitis,” the eyewitness says, adding that she sang 75 percent of her first song without the proper audio.

Ariana then shockingly threw salt in Selena’s wound, by telling the audience, “At least you know I wasn’t singing to a track.” Ouch!

Oh, snap. Manufactured drama is the best kind of drama. Of course, Ariana cleared the air on Twitter saying she wasn’t throwing shade at Selena and that she didn’t even see any of the performances.

Look, Ariana. Just let us be outraged, alright? Don’t take this away from us. We need this.