Adam Sandler Interrupted A Performance To Help An Audience Member Experiencing A “Medical Emergency”: “Let’s Make Sure Everybody’s Good Here”

Adam Sandler has once again proven that he’s more than just a stand-up comedian. He’s a stand-up guy, as well.

According to TMZ, the Grown Ups star — who commenced his “The I Missed You Tour” last Thursday (Oct. 12) in Vancouver — stopped his performance on Wednesday night (Oct. 18) at the SAP Center in San Jose, California in order to help an attendee who was reportedly experiencing a “medical emergency.”

Sandler allegedly heard someone in the audience yelling “medical emergency,” which prompted him to stop the show.

In a video shared on TikTok, per Entertainment Weekly, viewers can hear Sandler say from onstage, “Yo, yo. Medic coming?”

You can also hear him guiding the paramedics to where the individual is located, as he exclaims, “Right down there, guys! On the left.”

The lights then come up, allowing Sandler to properly direct the medics through the audience.

“Alright, let’s take a few seconds,” Sandler continues. “Let these guys concentrate, alright?”

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“Love you guys, love you,” he tells the audience, which earns him a large round of applause. “Let’s make sure everybody’s good here.”

Once the medics find the fan, Sandler exclaims, “Ok, feel better bro! We’re all wishing you well there, youngster, feel better back there. Sorry about that.”

He then prompts the audience to give the fan a round of applause, and transitions back to his set by saying, “Alright, back to the fuckin’ dumbness.”

Sources told TMZ that the show was put on hold for about 10 minutes, and that the fan in need of medical assistance was believed to be dehydrated.

Sandler’s current tour is set to run through Dec. 12 and hit 25 cities in total across the U.S. and Canada. His shows feature both stand-up bits and performances of his iconic songs. The show is promoted as being “for mature audiences only,” with an age limit of 16 years or older.

Outside of the tour, Sandler has been filming a multitude of Netflix films as part of his deal with the streamer. He produced The Out-Laws, starring Adam Devine and Nina Dobrev, in July, garnered his highest Rotten Tomatoes score alongside his family in You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah, and is voicing the leading lizard in Leo, an animated, musical comedy set to hit Netflix on Nov. 21.