This is an S.O.S.

 

Nick Jonas, 32, bolted off the stage during the Jonas Brothers concert in Prague Tuesday night after a crowd member pointed a laser at him.

 

According to a video online, the “Jealous” singer was forced to stop the show and sprint off the stage at the O2 Arena in the capital of the Czech Republic.

 

Though it’s unclear what happened in the video, it was reported that “someone in the audience pointed a laser aimed at Nick.”

 

 

 

 

“The person was removed from the venue and the show continued. I’m glad Nick and the rest of the best is safe,” the post was captioned.

 

In the clip, the second youngest brother was seen making a “time out” signal with his hands toward his security as he rushed down the stairs and exited the concert space with stunned audience members watching.

 

After Nick fled the scene, his brothers Joe, 35, and Kevin, 36, also ran off the stage and the show was paused for nearly 10 minutes, according to multiple reports.

 

 

 

Once the potential threat was eliminated and the scene was swept, all three Jonas Brothers returned to the stage and performed their 2008 hit, “BB Good,” according to another fan account on X.

 

Nick’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

 

Fans flooded social media to express gratitude for the singer’s safety following the hair-raising incident.

 

 

 

“That’s actually so scary,” one person wrote on X, with another writing, “This is nowhere near funny.”

 

“People use lasers when aiming with a sniper so idk why anyone thinks he’s overreacting. Come on its his life,” another defender wrote of Nick’s reaction to run away.

 

“Omg im so glad they are all safe,” an Instagram user chimed in. “@nickjonas handled that laser threat like a pro, but artists shouldn’t have to face this,” another added.

 

 

 

This isn’t the first time that the Jonas Brothers have had to deal with unruly audience members.

 

Last September, Nick scolded fans for throwing bracelets at him during their Jonas Brothers gig in Sacramento, Calif.

 

That was just one of a string of incidents causing performers to pause their shows due to disruptive audience members.

 

 

 

Bebe Rexha memorably sustained a black eye and needed stitches after a fan chucked a cell phone at her during her show in New York City last year. The concertgoer was promptly arrested and charged with assault.

 

A year later, she booted a fan from her concert in Norway after the person attempted to throw an object at her.