Nicole Scherzinger might have stumbled down a new career path.
The singer has shared a video from her recent performance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, showing a concertgoer falling asleep in the crowd.
The man, sitting in the front row, is seen sitting with his head tilted back and his mouth open.
Nicole Scherzinger might have stumbled down a new career path. (Redferns)
The camera then pans to Scherzinger singing on stage.
She posted the video to her Instagram with the caption, ”Wait, is this my sign to drop a lullaby album?”
“Lullaby album pending.”
Fellow musicians took to the comments to jokingly approve of her “new” career move.
Composer David Foster seemed to be on board, writing, “I’m in!”
“I would definitely play that every night,” Unwritten singer Natasha Bedingfield wrote.
Actress Laverne Cox noted how the man was “front row, fully passed out.”
The post comes one month after Scherzinger apologised to fans who were forced to wait 45 minutes to see her in concert.
“Wait, is this my sign to drop a lullaby album?” Scherzinger joked of the fan sleeping at her show. (Redferns)
Fans attending her show at the Royal Albert Hall on October 6 had to wait for Scherzinger to take the stage due to a timing mix-up.
“It wasn’t until after I was done that I found out people had been sitting there for so long,” she told The Sun at the time.
“I was devastated and I was horrified, ’cause I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, I would be frustrated as well if I were told to sit there for so long.'”
Scherzinger recently apologised to fans who were forced to wait 45 minutes to see her in concert. (WireImage)
She was told concertgoers had to be seated by 7.15 pm, believing the show was supposed to start at 8pm.
The singer added that she handled all the show’s details, and was so crunched for time that she didn’t make it through sound check earlier that night.
“I was just so focused on trying to make it the best show that I could for the Royal Albert Hall,” she added.
“I’m busting my balls back there to make sure it’s the best show for everyone.”
“So I was like, ‘Okay, if I’m 15 minutes late, then, you know, the most important thing is I put on the most memorable, best show that I can for these people.”
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