'I’ve performed with the flu. I’ll die on that stage. But there was something very complicated going on with my mind at that moment.”
, Abel revealed that he believes he lost his voice — as well as forgot how to sing entirely — because of his work on“I had to take off the Weeknd outfit, put on Tedros’s wig, shoot with [“It was tough to go from one head to another. Then, after the concert, I lost my voice. No voice came out at all."Abel also provided his"theory" for why he thinks this happened.
"I was playing Tedros, a character who doesn’t know how to sing,” he said.“I may be looking too deeply into this, but it was terrifying," he stated, before saying that he'd previously never canceled a show before the night that he lost his voice."I’ve performed with the flu. I’ll die on that stage. But there was something very complicated going on with my mind at that moment.”
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