The crazed fan who jumped Ariana Grande at Singapore’s “Wicked: For Good” premiere was reportedly kicked out of Lady Gaga‘s concert in Australia Monday night.

Here’s the deal … a fan named Callum Cantrill shared on social media that he and his pal spotted the controversial “super fan,” Johnson Wen, at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium and alerted security. Callum said Johnson seemed to be incognito — wearing a brown wig and mustache — and was in the VIP early entrance line.

Security swiftly responded … and there’s video of a man looking strikingly similar to Johnson being escorted out of the floor-seating portion of the venue.

TMZ has reached out to the venue … so far, no word back.

As you know, the individual went viral for all the wrong reasons in November when he jumped over a barricade and grabbed Ariana at the “Wicked: For Good,” where Cynthia Erivo quickly jumped in to protect her costar as security pulled him away.

He seemed thrilled about the interaction … taking to IG to say he was arrested. He was later charged with being a public nuisance … and eventually barred from entering Singapore ever again, according to reports.

We’ve got new video of the Cinnabon employee’s foul-mouthed racist rant against a Black woman … claiming at one point she switched races by painting her face from white to Black.

The stunning clip shot by a witness last Friday at a Cinnabon inside a mall in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, opens with the worker screaming at the Black woman, who is with a Black man getting food at the kiosk.

The Cinnabon worker — a young white woman — claims the Black woman painted her face and pretended to be “5 different people” with a bandana tied around her “f***ing head!”

Sunday, we published the original video that was circulating online, which showed the altercation from a different angle — directly from the Black woman herself — with the Cinnabon worker proudly proclaiming she’s racist.

“Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” star Erica Breaux found herself in the slammer after she was caught with drugs … in a stolen car!

A rep for Brookhaven PD tells TMZ … Erica, who is also known as Erica Banks, was in a vehicle that was pulled over Monday on Buford Highway in Brookhaven, Georgia, after a police officer noticed a tinted tag covering the vehicle’s license plate. It’s against the law to have material that’s affixed to a license plate that is not clear in Georgia.

Upon further inspection, the officer noticed the vehicle had dealer plates, which is supposed to be under the control of a dealer employee and registered for sale. After running the plates, the officer learned the vehicle was marked as stolen in Atlanta.

They were consequently arrested and booked into the DeKalb County Jail. Erica was charged with possession of a Schedule II controlled substance with intent to distribute, per online records. Amani was charged with theft by receiving stolen property, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, and improper displayed license plate.

They have both been released.