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Noah Kahan Jokes About Fake Government Call Telling Fans to Wear Diapers

During a concert stop in Washington, singer Noah Kahan pretended to receive a phone call from Congress ordering fans to wear diapers to shows. The joke came as Kahan addressed the issue of fans needing to relieve themselves during performances. He mimed taking a call on stage and then shared the fictional message with the audience, drawing laughs. The lighthearted moment was part of his larger concert routine, where he often interacts with fans in a humorous way. No official statement from Congress was made, and the call was clearly a comedic bit. The incident has since been shared widely on social media, with many fans finding the joke relatable given the long duration of concerts and the difficulty of leaving mid-show. Kahan's tour continues with upcoming dates across the country.

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