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The honest moment came during a pause in the concert, and Clifford quickly addressed his undisclosed issues with the 5SOS fans in attendance, MTV UK reports.
"I was fixing some problems with my mental health... I just saw a therapist real quick on the break we had," he said.
Michael says in this video that hes been seeing a therapist for his mental health issues. We love you! Always here! pic.twitter.com/IPgeq4AtFI
— jess loves 5sos (@jetaimemgc) August 20, 2015
Thought the comment went just as quickly as it came, 5 Seconds of Summer fans praised Clifford for opening up about his mental health, which is still a bit of a taboo subject in many circles. Shortly after the initial video of Clifford talking about his therapy hit the Internet, 5SOS fans (called the #5SOSFam) took to Twitter to trend the topic #WeLoveYouMichael to support their favorite band and its member.
#WeLoveYouMichael always have, always will pic.twitter.com/nKqSk1BEMa — Taylor (@hemmingtine) August 20, 2015
"Michael doesn't care." #WeLoveYouMichael pic.twitter.com/qtO0mBjET4
— Amy J (@Real_Amy_Jones) August 20, 2015
He went up on stage every night, played his heart out and made everyone around him happy even though he wasn’t at his best #WeLoveYouMichael — (@Clifford_Gifs) August 20, 2015
The best thing we can do is support him and he already knows that we're here for him Thankyou to everyone who's tweeted #WeLoveYouMichael
— michael (@5sostheworld) August 20, 2015
5 Seconds of Summer is prepping for the release of its sophomore album, Sounds Good Feels Good, which is due for release on Oct. 21.
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