Audience Stunned As Pop
Star Appears On Stage Fully Clothed
An audience at a Christina Aguilera
concert in America were stunned last night
as the provocative singer appeared
on stage apparently fully clothed.
Fans stared in disbelief as Aguilera
took to the stage in a full-length leather jacket
and trouser suit which left almost
no part of her body exposed.
The singer was apparently unaware
of the audience's distress as she performed
her set at the Seattle KeyArena.
"Her breasts, her ass, her private
female area...I couldn't see any of it!" said one
spectator. "I was, like, what? You
know, like, huh?" he explained.
Despite the unprecented lack of body
exposure, the show was allowed to
continue, leaving many fans furious
that they had been subjected to such a
display of blatant modesty and taste.
"This is not what we came here to see," said one.
Some members of the audience have
already said they planned to sue. Monica
Fleischman attended the concert
with her 8 year old daughter. She told
urbanreflex: "What kind of example
is that to set to my child? What is she
supposed to do with her wardrobe
full of halter tops and hotpants now? I am
disgusted and hurt and I expect
financial compensation."
Some commentators were more cynical,
claiming the whole incident was
nothing more than a publicity stunt.
"You don't 'accidentally' go on stage
and 'forget' to flash your boobs," said one
source. "I think she planned the
whole thing to get publicity for her new album."
Aguilera was unavailable for comment and is thought to be in hiding.
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Meanwhile, the interim government
in Iraq has offered to publicly stone Janet
Jackson "as a gesture of goodwill"
to the American people after her boob
flashing incident at the Superbowl.
"It would be our way of saying thank
you," said Daíwah Party spokesman
Dr Ebrahim Jafari Al Eshaiker.
"We are heartened to see the people
of the United States share our disgust at
public displays of naked flesh,
and would like to offer our help in rectifying
the matter. Of course, we would
be happy to supply the necessary stones."
Justin Timberlake was unavailable
for comment.
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