So, you’ve read the title, and it seems insane, right? Well, it frankly is as simple as it sounds. Mario is a singer; his full name is Mario Dewar Barrett. He was performing last Saturday and was filmed on TikTok having his crotch grabbed by a suspected married female attendee.
What We Know
Now, what kind of person does something like this? I’m not entirely sure, but it did happen, and as far as I’m aware, the woman hasn’t been caught, identified, arrested, or charged. Also, why did I say “suspectedly married?” Well, that’s because in the video that was taken, you can see a wedding ring on her finger, but it isn’t confirmed.
Regardless, it doesn’t seem fair that the woman hasn’t faced the consequences or repercussions of her actions, but there’s nothing I can do right now.
Mario Groped While Performing
It happened at the Jack White Theatre inside of Detroit’s Masonic Temple. Which is a very interesting place for a concert, but we don’t judge. Now, what album was he playing? He was performing “Crying Out for Me.” A song from the album, Go.
Now, how did he react? Well, that’s where the TikTok video I mentioned comes into play. That video shows just how uncomfortable Mario is with the situation, which makes sense.
Who is Mario Dewar Barrett?
Mario Dewar Barrett is an American singer born in 1986 who typically goes by Mario. There are also several movies and TV shows about him. He has nine albums he’s released so far, which are:
- Glad You Came, released in 2024.
- Turning Point, released in 2004.
- Mario, released in 2002.
- Go, released in 2007.
- D.N.A., released in 2009.
- Dancing Shadows, released in 2018
- Mood Swings, released in 2025.
- Closer to Mars, an EP released in 2020
- And, last but not least, Here I Go Again, an EP released in 2005.
Now, I mentioned that he has movies and shows about him, so let’s list a couple of them since there are 12 of them, and that’s a little long for a list. The movies and shows he’s been a part of include, but aren’t limited to:
- “Mario: Crying Out for Me,” which has been out since 2007.
- “Mario: Just A Friend,” which has been out since 2002.
- “Mario: How Could You,” which has been out since 2004.
- “Step Up,” which has been out since 2006.
- “Freedom Writers,” which has been out since 2007.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this situation is unpleasant; it’s a heinous example of sexual assault and shouldn’t be normalized in any scenario. Hopefully, the woman who did it gets caught, and this incident never gets repeated. Have a good day and a wonderful December!
