Fans flocked in their thousands to watch Harry Styles take to the stage in Edinburgh on Friday night, with one requesting a song in a bold way.
The first of two Murrayfield gigs from the As It Was singer this weekend, Friday nights performance had a capacity of 67,000 and saw die hard fans camp out in the queue 48 hours before it was due to start. On Saturday morning, social media was flooded with videos from the concert with crowds bopping along to all of his hits.
One video, which was posted to TikTok in the early hours of Saturday morning, shows the moment where Harry broke character for a second when a fan used a sign to request their favourite song. Of course, it was done in typical Scottish fashion.
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Jade, who has picked up thousands of likes on her post already, uploaded the video with the caption: "Whoever said this made my night."
It shows Harry talking to the crowd inbetween songs, as he tells them: "You haven't been dancing so far, it's absolutely no problem."
He then notices something which interrupts his thought before he repeats it back to the crowd. Laughing, he repeats: "Play Medicine you f****y?'
"Very nice, very nice."
With an array of hits to choose from, Styles didn't manage to get through them all - and the fan request was denied as he never got around to Medicine. Others who were at the gig responded to the TikTok, with one commenting: "The audacity he had to read the sign and then NOT PLAY it."
Another added: "Sometimes he is so British."
A third said: "And then he didn't even play it. Lol."
There is still time for him to fulfil the request, as he's coming back to Murrayfield on Saturday night to do it all over again.
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