Enrique Iglesias Sri Lanka Concert Female Fans Gone Wild; Sirisena Outraged By The Sexual Elements Of The Concert

Enrique Iglesias' "Sex and Love" concert in Sri Lanka got out of control when his female fans literally gone wild. Last Dec. 20, the hot Spanish pop star had his concert at Colombo, Sri Lanka.

According to the Inquisitr, Iglesias' fans were seen running towards the stage as they try to hug and kiss him. And to make the situation worse, the female fans were throwing their under wears at him and even removing their brassieres.

The Gossip Cop reported that Sri Lanka's president, Maithripala Sirisena was extremely furious with such shameless acts during Iglesias' concert. Sirisena even called for the return of the "traditional medieval flagellation torture" through the use of toxic marine life.

According to BBC News, Sirisena said that what happened was "most uncivilised" and he was so shocked when he heard about it. He even demanded that the concert promoters should be "whipped with toxic stingray tails."

During an event in the Ampara District, President Sirisena spoke to the public about the concert and said, "This is most uncivilised behavior that goes against our culture."

"As a Sinhalese Buddhist, I cannot refrain from expressing my views. I will speak out when our traditions and culture are harmed," he added. "I don't advocate that these uncivilised women who removed their brassieres should be beaten with toxic stingray tails, but those who organised such an event should be."

Aside from that, Sirisena also complained about the overpriced concert tickets which ranged from 5,000 rupees ($35; £23) to 50,000 rupees ($350; £235).

Meanwhile, ABC News reported that the concert promoter, Live Events Sri Lanka, which is owned by former cricket legends, Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardena apologized for the "negative experience" during the concert. They also owned that the security at the event "failed alarmingly."