Ed Sheeran slingin’ hot dogs at Wiener Circle

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Ed Sheeran is back with another pop-up appearance! Sheeran's latest appearance had him slingin’ hot dogs at Chicago’s famous – and infamous – Wieners Circle. The singer stopped by the stand before his Saturday night performance to hurl food and insults at excited fans.

The restaurant, for those who might not know, is famous for berating customers while serving up ‘dogs. I've been personally yelled at while there! Wiener Circle kicked off the event with an employee yelling, “We’re gonna have Ed Sheeran here at the mother***** Wieners Circle. She continued "I’m gonna teach that wanker how to make a f***ing hot dog.”

A post made by the Wieners Circle followed up, saying, “Our newest trainee, a British lad by the name of Ed Sheeran. He has a lot to learn, but he apparently has quite a following #edsheeran @teddysphotos.” Even when the insults were directed towards Sheeran, he took the whole thing in stride, laughing and smiling the whole time.

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Meanwhile, the “Thinking Out Loud” singer left another attendance record breaker in his wake. He tweeted out that Soldier Field was packed with 73,000 people. Just to put this in perspective, Sheeran beat out Taylor Swift and Beyoncé, who both performed at the venue just a few weeks earlier.

Ed Sheeran’s 10 Best Lyrics That Warm (Or Break) Your Heart

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran knows how to make some of the saddest lines upbeat. His lyricism is top-tier, accompanied by his acoustic guitar and infectious pop melodies, and the Brit often strikes musical gold. Born Edward Christopher Sheeran on February 17, 1991, in England, he developed an interest in music at a very young age. He sang at a local church choir at the age of four. As we previously reported, Sheeran developed a stutter after undergoing surgery to remove a birthmark in his early years. He was gifted Eminem's The Marshall Mathers album as a kid by his uncle. The album helped him to grow out of it. When he was nine, his uncle told his dad his nephew would be "the next Bob Dylan." After learning the 2000 record and "rapping it back, to back, to back, to back," it cured his stutter.

Sheeran's Rise To Stardom

Gaining more confidence, Sheeran learned how to play the guitar and started writing songs when he was eleven. Two years later, at thirteen, Sheeran began recording music. He independently released his first collection of work, titled Spinning Man. In 2008, he moved to London, playing music in small venues and on the street. That same year, he auditioned for the ITV series Britannia High. Since the show's producers were looking for triple threats, Sheeran's dance skills proved to be highly uncoordinated, so he got cut. He wasn't too torn up about it, able to admit that everyone auditioning really wanted to be cast.

He released another EP in 2009, titled You Need Me. He and fellow English singer Leddra Chapman recorded covers with each other often, including CeeLo Green's "F--- You." In 2010, Sheeran released his critically acclaimed Loose Change EP, which featured his future debut single, "The A-Team."

With seven studio albums below his belt, see which of our favorite Ed Sheeran songs warms (or breaks) our hearts.

10. Drunk

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From Ed's 2011 '+ (Plus)' album, he cleverly sings, "On cold days cold plays out like the band's name. I know I can't heal things with a handshake." The singer-songwriter than admits he knows what he can change, but he's been cut wide open like a landscape. The lines, "Open bottles of beer but never champagne, to applaud you with the sound that my hands make," he chooses beer over champagne, which is used to celebrate something.

9. The A Team

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The worst things in life come free to us / 'Cause we're just under the upper hand / And go mad for a couple grams