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A man at a recent KoRn<\/a> concert was punched by a fan and removed by security for allegedly masturbating in public.<\/p>\n Per Loudwire<\/em><\/a>, the alleged incident occurred on Wednesday (August 27) as the band kicked off the first of a two-night stint at New Jersey\u2019s MetLife Stadium, where System of a Down<\/a> also co-headlined.<\/p>\n Another concertgoer claimed to have captured the incident on video and later shared it on TikTok. It was captured from several rows behind the perpetrator, who can allegedly be seen touching himself in his seat, which reportedly happened as KoRn kicked off their set.<\/p>\n The clip goes on to show another fan climb over rows of seats and hit the offender in the back of the head for engaging in the lewd act. Several members of the stadium\u2019s security team and a few police officers then approached the man, attempting to remove him from his seat as he held onto the wall in front of him in resistance.<\/p>\n They were eventually able to remove him from the seat and escort him out of the venue.<\/p>\n According to comments on the original video, the fan who hit the alleged perpetrator was later arrested, which fellow concert-goers were not happy about given his efforts to stop the man, with one gig-goer commenting: \u201cWe bought bro who helped get him to stop merch after his arrest.\u201d<\/p>\n As of the time of writing, no public statement has been made by MetLife Stadium or local law enforcement about the incident.<\/p>\n The day after the incident, charity organisation Bad Ass Animal Rescue hosted a merch pop-up and adoption event in collaboration with Jonathan Davis<\/a>\u2018\u00a0 Freak On A Leash pet line.<\/p>\n Back in 2022, Davis\u00a0launched the pet brand<\/a> \u2013 named after the Korn track of the same name \u2013 and earlier this year debuted a new\u00a0collection for the line<\/a>.<\/p>\n The collection, which is made in collaboration with designer Ashton Michael \u2013 who has worked with\u00a0Doja Cat<\/a>,\u00a0Post Malone<\/a>,\u00a0Megan Thee Stallion<\/a> and more \u2013 was released bakc in April, with a portion of the proceeds going to Pup Culture Rescue, a nonprofit dog rescue based in Pasadena, California.<\/p>\n In other KoRn-related news, the band served as one of the headliners<\/a>\u00a0of\u00a0Download Festival<\/a> this year, and went on to say the fellow headliners Sleep Token<\/a>\u00a0\u201cshut everybody up\u201d with\u00a0their set at Donnington<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
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