Usher Slammed As 'Rude' Over Parisian Hotel Door Incident With A Staffer

Usher has come under fire due to his actions while leaving a luxury hotel in Paris, France, amid his "Past, Present, Future" tour, celebrating his 30-year music career.

A viral video showed Usher gesturing for a staff member at the hotel to open a door after the singer had to hold it open for a female companion.

Since hitting the internet, the video has sparked a heated debate online, with many labeling Usher's actions as "rude."

Usher has been caught on camera in what some call a “contemptuous act” while staying at a hotel in Paris amid his European music tour.

The 46-year-old singer, known for his smooth vocals, came under fire for his behavior at the exclusive Baccarat Hotel.

While leaving the $1,135-per-night hotel with a female companion, Usher seemed unimpressed when no staff member opened the door for him.

In the clip that surfaced online, the “Hey Daddy” singer can be seen holding the door for his guest, but briefly gestures for a doorman to hold the door for him too while seemingly telling them how to do their job.

Fans were quick to react, with many criticizing the artist for what they deemed entitled behavior. Social media users labeled the moment “rude” and questioned his attitude toward the hotel staff.

As reported by the Daily Mail, the reactions to the viral video of Usher's hotel exit have been pouring in on TikTok, with varying opinions.

Critics of the singer accused him of being "disrespectful," with one user commenting, “He is rude, the least he could have done would have been to open the door for the woman accompanying him or ask the employee to do so.”

Another viewer expressed their disappointment, writing, “He really called the man to hold the door. You obviously can open and hold the door yourself. Shameful really. Doing this is so obvious.”

On the other hand, some fans came to Usher’s defense, arguing that he had every right to expect top-tier service at a luxury hotel.

“The doorman has one thing to do: open and hold the door. Usher didn't yell at him either. If I'm not doing my job properly, it's normal for someone to point it out to me,” one supporter shared.

Another added, “The doorman at the hotel had ONE job. And he failed.”

A third user summed it up by saying, “When you pay a certain price, you expect a certain service. Those who don't understand this have simply never set foot in a certain type of establishment.”

Before his headline-making stop in Paris, Usher wrapped up a record-breaking 10-night residency at London’s O2 Arena, performing to packed crowds as part of his massive Past Present and Future tour.

The R&B legend thrilled fans with high-energy performances and surprise appearances from music royalty.

Among his standout London guests was Estelle, who lit up the stage with her timeless hit “American Boy.”

Usher also invited Craig David to join him for a nostalgic moment that had fans buzzing. David wowed the audience with “Fill Me In” and later teamed up with Usher for a duet of his classic “7 Days.”

David reflected on his experience with Usher, saying, “It was a full-circle moment and such a beautiful thing. Having grown up listening to the famous singer, from his early work, I was like, Wow. What an incredible voice, what an amazing artist,' he has such a unique voice."

“I'm such a huge fan of Usher, so it felt like a full-circle moment to have an opportunity to go on stage and perform two of the songs from that first album, which was beautiful,” he added, per the Daily Mail.

Following Paris, Usher’s tour will hit Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, and Berlin, before making a final stop back in London to close out the epic run on May 7.

Usher’s "Past, Present, Future" tour offers fans a personal journey through the singer’s three-decade-long career.

Described as an “intimate” celebration of his musical evolution, the tour arrives at a pivotal moment for the 46-year-old artist, after a widely praised Super Bowl halftime performance and the release of his ninth studio album, “Coming Home.”

The show at O2 arena opens with a video clip of Usher as a 14-year-old, dancing to his debut track “Call Me A Mack,” before taking fans on a ride through his transformation from teenage heartthrob to balladeer, EDM chart-topper, and now an iconic figure in R&B.