Group Goes To Major League Baseball Game. Then They Get Caught Leaving Plates Of Shrimp Under Their Seat

plate of shrimps (l) woman shares baseball seats observation (c) Baseball match (r)

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A TikToker has gone viral after calling out a group of influencers for misbehaving at a Major League Baseball game


Being an influencer can come with a lot of perks. But after seeing a group of influencers’ behavior at a Major League Baseball game, one TikToker has questioned whether these perks are necessarily deserved.

The TikTok, as filmed by user Jax (@thephilosopherqueen), shows piles of food boxes, some spilling products, strewn all over the floor underneath two chairs in a baseball field gallery.

As she pans the camera across the destruction, Inner Circle’s “Bad Boys” plays in the background.

“To the ‘influencers’ sitting in Sec 021B Row 6, your parents should be ashamed,” the TikToker wrote via on-screen text. “Took plates and plates just for ‘content,’ threw it all under the seat, left in the 4th.”

“Jail. Immediate jail,” she wrote.

In the video description, she added, “Imagine having Yankees Legends seats and acting like fools with zero appreciation and utter contempt for those who work so hard to maintain the stadium. People so much more deserving would kill for an experience like this. I hope this reaches you. Also, what are you even influencing, you took our picture like the silent generation holding an iPad for the first time. In conclusion, influencer culture is a stain on our society and there needs to be consequences for such disgraceful behavior.”

The video amassed 6.2 million views. BroBible reached out to Jax via TikTok direct message.

People Were Appalled At Their Behavior

Commenters were shocked by the food waste, especially.

“Oh my god that’s a whole plate of shrimp too,” one wrote.

“Who wastes that many shrimps?” a second asked.

While a third said, “It breaks my heart to see how much food is wasted in this world. I work for an airline company and the plates come full with one thing touched. Jars of jelly, Nutella, sodas, juices water all to the trash.I’ll quit soon I’m just sad how other countries suffer like Cuba and the food is thrown out like nothing here.”

Meanwhile, a fourth TikToker who was there commented, saying, “Small world! we were the row behind them and it smelled like seafood the whole night.”

To which Jax replied, “No way! Were you the one who took their pic at the beginning of the game? Bc my sister asked them to take ours after (we were directly in front) and he took a shot like he had never taken a picture before. The women sitting next to them were the ones who told us two of them were influencers and one of them they picked off the street to go to the game to film as content. Still can’t find them anywhere though.”

Elsewhere, influencer Joe Mele, who attended that same baseball game, made it clear it wasn’t him. “Hey guys, just to clarify, Ang and I were NOT sitting in this section…” he noted. “We were in a completely different section and we didn’t eat any shrimp lol.”

BroBible reached out to Joe via email.

Influencer Runs Onto Track During Baseball Game

This isn’t the first time an influencer has gone rogue during a major league baseball event. In a summer 2025 video that has garnered over 7.8 million views, TikToker Julia  (@mysteriousjulia_) filmed herself running onto the field mid-game. But she ended up capturing the consequences, too.

As she runs across the pitch, the footage shows her getting quickly tackled and handcuffed.

In the next clip, she revealed that she had been held in jail. “Guys just got out of jail,” she said. “It’s like 2:00 a.m. I was in jail for, like, six hours.”

“Honestly, I thought I was never going out for a second,” she admitted. “I was so scared.”

The video caption said, “Intrusive thoughts got to the best of me.”

Charlotte Colombo is an internet culture writer with bylines in Insider, VICE, Glamour, the Independent, and more. She holds a Master's degree in Magazine Journalism from City St George's, University of London.
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