A cringeworthy moment has done the rounds online after a man tried to mock a woman for wearing some band merchandise.
The video went viral on TikTok, with the woman looking visibly shocked by what she just experienced.
Music shirts are a huge part of fashion nowadays, adding to the wonder and confusion around this six-second clip, and the actions of the man in particular.
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Spoiler alert - he was wrong.
The woman was in a restaurant and had a look of disbelief written across her face, and wrote on the screen: "Guys, I was casually waiting for my food wearing my band's merch and a guy came up and asked to name three songs."
She wrote in the caption: "I don't know how I should feel about this."
That's right, the woman was actually a part of the band, and was still put on the spot by a smug guy who thought he could catch her out.
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Her name is Jo Cotrotsou, and she's the lead vocalist 'Bad Habits', a Greek indie rock band that go by @whatisrocknroll on TikTok, as the clip garnered over two and a half million views as well.
Rocking a sleeveless black top that simply had 'Bad Habits' written across it, Jo could be seen giggling after the awkward encounter.
Even though the man had blatantly questioned the lead singer about songs for the band, she was able to brush it off and make the most of it through the viral clip.
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Other members of the band include Ellie (Bass and vocals), Spiros (Guitar), Severin (Lead guitar) and Apostol (Drums).
Originally formed in Athens in late 2020, the group have over 14,000 followers on TikTok, specialising in Rock & Roll.
As funny as the moment as for Jo, many people took to the comments to share what they thought of the encounter, as one said: "People actually do this irl?? That's so embarrassing for them."
Another added: "I hope he sees this and gets so embarrassed he never asks anyone to name 3 songs again."
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A third joked that she should have said: "'Oh please you wouldn't recognise the band if they'd be sitting in front of you' followed by the most intense stare ever."
A different user suggested: "You should name a song you are still working on, and when you release he JUST MAYBE has a really bad flashback," while a fifth commented: "I would have said, 'Which ones? The ones I wrote or just any song?'"
If he's seen the video, he's probably learnt to keep his mouth shut for next time.
Topics: TikTok, Music, Social Media, Viral
Joshua Nair