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Guy Eats Out Woman On Stage During Dead Kennedys Concert (NSFW)
Just another normal Dead Kennedys show...right? (Photo via Facebook)
While we may expect some crazy things to happen during a punk rock show, we're pretty sure concert-goers at a Dead Kennedys concert in San Diego County last Thursday didn't think they'd end up seeing some dude give a woman oral sex on stage.
The Dead Kennedys (who are on tour sans former lead singer Jello Biafra) made a stop at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach to give their fans one hell of a show, but a couple stole the spotlight for a brief moment when they jumped on stage to give fans a sexual performance they wouldn't forget.
Onlookers snapped photos of how it all went down, especially a very NSFW photo of the woman lying on her back on the stage with her breasts exposed while the guy really went for it, eating her out.
The man going down on the woman on stage at the Dead Kennedys show. Punk rock! (Photo via Reddit)
One concert-goer who went by his first name Chris, told 10 News that after some people took photos of the couple, they went back to watching the Dead Kennedys perform as if nothing even happened. That's as punk rock as it gets.
“I think it was more an oddity, people just saw something strange for a few minutes,” Chris said.
Although the Belly Up Tavern released a statement saying, "Of course, we don't condone this activity in our establishment and security stopped it right away," folks who were at the show say things played out differently. One Redditor who attended the concert wrote that security didn't stop the couple, and that they were still getting their sexy time on well through the Dead Kennedys' performance of their third song, "Police Truck." "I think [the couple] stopped when people stopped paying attention to them," Redditor Nigeria_Please wrote.
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The Belly Up Tavern folks say they kicked out the couple from the concert after that.
Apparently, the couple might not even get in trouble for their little show on stage. A San Diego County Sheriff's spokesperson told 10 News that they could get a misdemeanor if authorities receive complaints about being "annoyed or offended" by what they had done, but they haven't received any complaints.
You be you, punk rock couple. You be you.
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