Pink said "there's no energy like Glasgow" and said it's "one of the best audiences in the entire world" in a radio interview this morning.
The superstar last played at Hampden as part of her world tour in 2019 – even making some time to head to a city playpark with her two kids – and it seems we have left a lasting impression on her.
She told Clyde 1: "I love Glasgow. I'll alway remember Glasgow because it's one of the best audiences in the entire world. There's no energy like Glasgow.
"There's something to it, certain places like, I don't care what I look like, how cool I am, right now. I'm here to have a good time and that's how it feels."
The 41-year-old also revealed her love of Scottish accents and said she was "obsessed" with TV show Outlander, adding "which is probably annoying to you, but I love it."
Presenter Arlene then took the opportunity to tell the singer she was rubbing shoulders with the Neigh-List after recently worked with a Clydesdale horse that starred in the drama... Though her colleague Boogie quickly steered the conversation back on course.
Pink is promoting her new behind-the-scenes documentary ‘All I Know So Far: Setlist’, which is on Amazon Prime Documentary from 21st May. It follows her and the family on her 2019 world tour.
She said: "So many people don't get me and don't get what I do and I love what we do as a crew. There's a reason why we tour the way we do. We're good at it, we're funny, good people. I love my children and they're hilarious and I just thought 'it would make people happy.'
Pink admits hw it wasn’t too tricky to film her kids because they follow her everywhere: "They follow me into the bathroom. My kids still sleep in our bed. I live in a world where one day they're not going to talk to me at all. I"m just gonna take it while I can get it. I'll take a break in 10 years when she's not returning my texts."
You can listen back to the interview on Clyde 1 HERE.
