Brazilian drag Penelopy Jean got confused during the last show of Lady Gaga’s Miami tour and caused the biggest chaos; watch!
Over the weekend, Lady Gaga interrupted and ended her last show of the “Chromatica Ball” tour in Miami, due to a severe thunderstorm with lightning around the Hard Rock Stadium, where the performance took place.
Moving beyond the artist’s break, another topic has gained prominence on social media. It turns out that the drag queen Brazilian Penelope Jean, known for the singer’s great performances here, caused the biggest commotion upon leaving the venue. Cabbage!
How did the confusion start?
It all started when fans of the euphoric pop diva got confused and thought that Penelopy Jean was the real artist and not a cover. The Brazilian was in fact in the company of friends who recorded the whole mess.
“The day I was mistaken for Lady Gaga at the Lady Gaga concert,” she began explaining in a video posted on social media.
Also, in the pictures you can see so many fans asking for a photo with Penelopy and the confusion gets bigger and bigger. “Security also thought I was Gaga and she started escorting me,” she continued.
“There was a confusion, I tried to scream that I was not Gaga, but they would not listen to me. The stadium stopped thinking that Gaga herself was trying to get out,” he added, explaining.
Eventually, Penelopy revealed that she was truly shocked by the riot. “I’m a drag queen! I’m a drag queen,” she yelled at the fans until security figured out what was going on and she walked away. “Now I am also in doubt if I am Gaga or not”, she waxed her laughing.
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