'Can't Say No' singer Conor Maynard has revealed that when he was in paris, some of his fans went out of their way to meet him and it was a terrifying experience. 

Speaking to Britain's Daily Mail newspaper recently, Maynard explained that he watched people run across live train tracks in order to get closer to him and it was a really stressful ordeal:

"I was in Paris and I had fans jumping on the train tracks while I was at a station. They were running across them to get close to me. They could have died, that's the scary thing." He added that he tried to stop the girls from making such a bad and dangerous decision, but they were having none of it: "I was shouting 'noooo' but they didn't listen." 

Last summer, on his rise to fame, Maynard confessed that some of his fans had figured out where he lives and used to camp outside of his home: "Most fans know where to draw the line – I’m happy to say “Hi” to fans outside radio stations, and having so many followers on Twitter and Facebook is so cool. I’d be worried if I was only getting three tweets a day. But there are some fans who camp outside my house, and that’s a bit much.”