Mosh pits have become customary at rock concerts, with concertgoers going full-throttle as they jostle around in rhythm.
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Most mosh pits end without incident, but there are times when concert attendees incur a few bruises and scars in the pit.
Due to the likelihood of getting injured or trampled, some concertgoers may refrain from moshing.
That safety concern prompted Sex Pistols frontman Frank Carter to designate a women-only, trans-inclusive mosh pit for concertgoers to enjoy the adrenaline rush.
During the band's Friday night show in Colorado, Sex Pistols vocalist Frank Carter reprimanded a man who invaded the women-only mosh pit.
The Sex Pistols frontman spotted the mosh pit intruder and scolded him from the stage.
"Every time, there's always a f-king man that tells me, '(Women) can do this all the f-king time.' Like, they can't. They f-king can't," Carter shouted at the Ogden Theatre in Denver.
"Do you know why? Because they walk in the mosh pit and they get a f-king elbow to the head by a f-king idiot!" he added.
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Carter grew more frustrated when the fan seemingly shook his head in disagreement.
"You're shaking your head like you're a f — king woman? Are you f-king stupid? It's not your lived experience, so just shut the f-k up!" Carter exclaimed.
"Do you know what, instead of crouching, just f-king leave, bro!"
Carter passionately expressed why the band organizes a gender-specific mosh pit at its concerts.
"How is it so difficult for you to see space made for women at a Sex Pistols gig? Did you decide? No!" he said.
"They can't f-king do this whenever. Ask any one of them if they feel safe in every mosh pit!"
After the man appeared to roll his eyes, Carter called for security to escort him out of the venue.
Carter doubled down on his stance in a series of Instagram Stories on Saturday and stated that men who are unwilling to allow a women-only mosh pit are "part of the problem."
The rock star also shared an apology message from the ejected fan's father, who apologized for "my idiotic son."
"Wasn't how he was raised, wasn't what he was taught. His sisters learning of his stand are very upset w (sic) him as am I," the father wrote.
Carter noted that he intends to continue creating women-only, trans-inclusive mosh pits at the band's shows.
