Sammy Hagar believes he had an encounter with aliens on his birthday.
He shared an Instagram post with a photo of a moonbeam, captioning it, “Aaron captured this incredible moonbeam pic last night in Cabo just before my bday. But check out what was happening above my head directly up in the Pisces constellation at exactly 10:13!?!? Did anyone else see this??”
In response to a comment suggesting it was a comet visible in the western sky, Hagar disagreed, stating, “It didn’t have a tail or anything. It was actually kidney-shaped and was going at all kinds of different directions very random movement.”
He added, “It was not going in a straight line whatsoever and the three objects were playing with each other. One object was going back-and-forth with the two bigger ones circling them; it was wild. They finally went into the moonlight to where you couldn’t see them anymore.”
Another fan wished him a happy birthday and shared their own experiences of seeing objects flying in Malibu. Hagar replied, “Out towards Catalina, yeah there’s a lot of this kind of action around there. I’ve never quite seen it like this time. It was something else.”
In his 2011 memoir, ‘Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock,’ Hagar discussed his alien experiences, including vivid dreams and encounters. Earlier this year, he emphasized his belief in extraterrestrial life, saying, “‘Do I believe in aliens?’ just cracks me up. Anyone that doesn’t believe that there’s life out there in the size of this universe is crazy.”
He also mentioned, “That’s crazier than people thinking that there’s flying saucers and all that (because there are) and the universe, the vastness of it, to think that we were the only life on this, in the universe, that is scary.”
Hagar commented that the possibility of life beyond Earth is much scarier than the idea of alien encounters. He encouraged watching a show called ‘Cosmic Disclosure,’ saying, “It’ll blow your mind.”
David Lee Roth previously joked about Hagar’s alleged alien abductions in a YouTube video, suggesting these experiences could explain some of Hagar’s behavior and referencing an alleged ‘sex probe.’
