Katy Perry Thought Getting Into A Giant Plastic Bottle Over The Crowd Was A Great Idea...It Wasn't As All The Boys Below Got Endless Panty Shots Of Her
Katy Perry’s dramatic stage entrance went spectacularly sideways Monday night when the pop star got stuck inside a giant plastic bottle prop, and a pack of opportunistic guys in the pit made damn sure she stayed there.
The “Out of Office” tour stunt was supposed to be pure theatrical gold: Perry climbs into an oversized clear plastic bottle labeled like some overpriced “Katyade,” gets rolled across the floor by the crowd, and ends up dramatically deposited at the front of the stage for her next number.
Instead, the bottle veered the wrong way, deeper into the audience, while the California Gurl waved frantically and pointed toward the stage like a woman trying to flag down a cab in Manhattan traffic.
Sources close to the chaos say the boys in the front rows weren’t exactly racing to correct course. With Perry trapped inside the transparent prop, every bounce and tilt offered crystal-clear panty shots straight up the bottle. Multiple concertgoers reported the group of young guys deliberately kept the bottle circling and bobbing in the pit rather than steering it toward the stage, grinning and filming the entire time.
“They were straight-up refusing to roll her out,” one attendee told The Vidmax. “Every time security or the stage crew tried to redirect, these dudes would push the bottle the other way. They were getting the full view and they knew it.”
Perry, ever the pro, kept smiling and gesturing while stuck in the spinning plastic prison for what felt like an eternity. The crowd eventually, after plenty of free peeks, relented and helped push the bottle closer to the stage so the show could continue. But the viral clip of the star pointing helplessly while guys treated her prop like a personal peep show has already lit up social media.
It’s not the first time the giant bottle has made headlines on this tour. Perry has used the prop successfully for crowd-surf segments during “Hot N Cold” and “I Kissed a Girl.” This time, the boys in the pit decided the real show was the one happening underneath the lid.
Classic concert chaos, with an extra side of shameless opportunism.