On the European leg of Madison Beer's 'As She Pleases' tour, multiple fans in Cologne, Germany suffered from seizures while in the bustling crowd. Beer took to Twitter to share how she helped those who were injured and provide a plea for future fans to be safer.

"Cologne, thank you for such a beautiful night and amazing show. You were such an energetic crowd but as most of you know...we had a few girls faint and have seizures," Beer tweeted. "I sat with them backstage until they were don’t [sic] but please please do not push each other," she tweeted. "We are a family and need to all treat others as such."

cologne thank you for such a beautiful night and amazing show. you were such an energetic crowd but as most of you know.. we had a few girls faint and have seizures. i sat with them backstage until they were don’t but please please do not push eachother :(

— madison beer (@madisonbeer) March 17, 2018

we are a family and need to all treat others as such.

— madison beer (@madisonbeer) March 17, 2018

One of the fans who had the seizure responded to Beer by saying, "Thank you to everyone who took care of me especially @madisonbeer I love you endlessly," she wrote. "I find it so annoying when people push. I mean, it's not like you can go through us."

Thank you to everyone who took care of me especially @madisonbeer I love you endlessly

— larissa (@roseslaris) March 17, 2018

I find it so annoying when people push I mean it's not like you can go through us

— larissa (@roseslaris) March 17, 2018

Beer's message of safety is increasingly important as festival season approaches. In wild crowds at big concerts, it is important to be kind to fellow audience members and stay safe.