Ed Sheeran has studied at the Conan O'Brien school of self-denigration. For a multiplatinum, Grammy-nominated singer headlining a mostly sold-out world tour, he still writes lyrics filled with a healthy amount of doubt. "I'm a singer you don't want to see shirtless," he sang on "Take It Back" last night in Queens, New York. But like most of his more pessimistic lines, this self-conscious jab was met with deafening screams from a packed audience at Forest Hills Stadium. Sheeran, who refers to himself as a "singer with a flow," used the live setting to further show off his hip-hop skills. Early, he mashed up "No Diggity," Chris Brown's "Loyal" and his own songs "Don't" and "Nina." During the encore, he combined hometown hero 50 Cent's "In Da Club" and Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" with "You Need Me, I Don't Need You."??
