‘F***ing nuts': Young couple caught on video in stadium sex act
WARNING: Explicit content.
There's a time and a place for everything. This was not the time nor the place.
A young American couple have been caught red-handed engaging in a sex act while watching a baseball game over the weekend.
Two fans in attendance at Yankee Stadium were recorded by fellow spectators releasing some tension during the New York Yankees and Philadelphia series.
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The man donning a red Phillies hat and jersey was seen engaging in a sexual act with a woman in the third row of the second tier of Yankee Stadium.
A video filmed from the row behind of the moment the man was caught trying to steal third base circulated on TikTok and then X, with the clips amassing more than 50 million combined views.
'This is f***ing insane,' one of the nearby fans is heard saying in the clip.
It was a bold move considering the public setting and the fact that it was in broad daylight, and had people on social media all saying the same thing.
'Why would they do this at a baseball game?!' an X user posted.
'This is f***ing nuts, literally,' another added.
While a third wrote: 'I wouldn't be able to enjoy my hot dog after seeing that.'
While on the baseball park the Yankees managed to pull off a win on Sunday.
But the Phillies still claimed the series win after taking the first two games on Friday and Saturday.
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