YIKES! Woman rejects BF's wedding proposal as 17,000 spectators watch on Kiss Cam at NHL game
ELMONT, NEW YORK: A hockey enthusiast in New York found out the meaning of the word "mortified" the hard way. During an NHL game between the Islanders and Panthers, he decided it would be the best time to go down on one knee for his girlfriend in a cute but very public marriage proposal. The woman, however, said no and ran away, much to his chagrin. The incident was highlighted by the Kiss Cam in the stadium as onlookers roared in amusement at the heartbreaking event.
To make matters worse, this event happened in front of in front of 17,255 spectators on the first night of the Islanders' NHL season against the Florida Panthers. The man in question took off his shirt and he had the words "Plz say yes yes yes" painted across his chest. The mystery woman complied after a group of admirers chanted "just say no." She held the man's hand and said a few things before running away, leaving him speechless. This all happened while Bruno Mars' 'Marry You' was blaring through speakers, which he thought would be enough to convince her. There is no conformation if the woman returned to her seat but the man was seen slumped in his seat, with a beer soon after the embarrassing moment, as per the Daily Mail. Some Netizens suggested that the whole event was planned and hoaxed on social media. New York Islanders later posted a picture of the incident with the caption, "Did she say yes or no? #IslesNation needs to know." Ouch is such an understatement.
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Did she say yes or no? #IslesNation needs to know. pic.twitter.com/ZNofQg3YAZ
— New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) October 14, 2022
The video of the incident has gone viral on Twitter. In response to the video, a person wrote, “I feel like unless your girlfriend specifically tells you her dream is to be proposed to at a sporting event its always a terrible idea." Another one shared, "I was at that game with my son. He was scarred - says he will never propose in front of an audience." One user joked, "It’s his fault that they scored."
Another user confirmed that the incident was as real as it gets by adding, "Crazy view of the islanders game proposal that went wrong. She said no! No! No! I felt so bad ... he was sitting there shirtless for 2 min tearing up. For all those saying it was fake, I was there and it was most certainly not fake." One person suggested, "She could’ve saved him the embarrassment and said yea and then flipped on him once they were out of the stadium. She did that man so dirty." Another hockey fan took a dig by saying, "She left faster than John Tavares after being offered an inflated contract." One more user used a GIF in relation to the hockey game which said, "No Goal."
I feel like unless your girlfriend specifically tells you her dream is to be proposed to at a sporting event its always a terrible idea.
— Little Lebowski Urban Achiever (@Blankman1138) October 14, 2022
I was at that game with my son. He was scarred - says he will never propose in front of an audience.
— Christine Guthrie (@BrinaGu3) October 14, 2022
Crazy view of the islanders game proposal that went wrong . She said no! No! No! I felt so bad ... he was sitting there shirtless for 2 min tearing up. For all those saying it was fake, I was there and it was most certainly not fake pic.twitter.com/n1z0UR9n5c
— David Marcus (@Davidmmarcus) October 14, 2022
She could’ve saved him the embarrassment and said yea and then flipped on him once they were out of the stadium. She did that man so dirty.
— Cory Harkleroad (@cory_harkleroad) October 14, 2022
She left faster than John Tavares after being offered an inflated contract.
— Anthony Bilotta (@Anthony_Bilotta) October 14, 2022
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