Though Roan calls it a DS as shorthand, it’s most likely that the fan was using either a DSi or 3DS, as the camera wasn’t a mainstay of Nintendo’s handhelds until the DSi in 2008. And if you’re using one of those in 2024, that is next-level commitment to the bit and I applaud you for it. That’s Pink Pony Girl, shit.

Pop sensation Chappell Roan recently caught a fan taking photos of her live performance during a concert. But instead of reacting with irritation, the singer-songwriter seemed delighted once she realized the concert attendee in question was taking said photos via a rather unconventional camera: the one embedded in their Nintendo DS.

Although the fan has yet to be identified it is safe to assume that moment was considered to be lighthearted. Plus after paparazzi captured a hostile exchange with Chappell Roan and a 2024 VMAs red carpet photographer, you see that his incident was far less tension-filled.

This was a revelation from Roan's recent stop at the Brixton O2 Academy on her Midwest Princess Tour, where she spotted a fan in the crowd snapping pics on the dual-screened device. "B***h, is that a DS?" the pop star lightheartedly pointed out between songs, "You keep taking photos on your DS, you keep doing it."

In a lighthearted exchange, Chappell Roan spotted a concertgoer using an unusual device to take photos: a Nintendo DS. "B*tch is that a DS," she jokingly asked mid-performance, before encouraging the fan, "You keep taking photos on your DS, you keep doing it."

Chappell Roan fans around Las Vegas got a chance to celebrate the one year anniversary of “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” album during an official listening party hosted at Zia Records’ Rainbow location on Sunday afternoon.