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Kiss Cam proposal gone wrong at Chargers-Rams game leaves fans questioning if it’s real
By Joseph Staszewski,
3 hours ago
Fans were left questioning whether a Kiss Cam proposal gone horribly wrong at the Chargers-Rams preseason game was more Hollywood drama than real life.
A video posted to X showed a gentleman in a Rams jersey, who at first appeared to be looking at his cell phone, get out of his seat and drop to one knee in the stands after the couple was shown on the Kiss Cam as Chargers hosted their in-city rivals at SoFi Stadium on Saturday.
The woman, wearing at Chargers jersey, put her hand to her mouth when he flips open the ring box and starts waving her hands as to say she might not be ready for a commitment.
As she closes the box, a woman walking down the aisle steps carrying a tray of nachos smashes into the poor gentleman and splatters cheese all over his white Puka Nacua jersey.
However, if you watch closely, it looks like she spills them on him even before making contact.
A man appears to propose to his girlfriend during the Rams-Chargers preseason game on Saturday — a scenario fans are not sure was real or staged. @MlVideos27/X
He appears to be frustrated by both being rejected and the food spillage, looks angrily at the woman he is with, and then his jersey before turning away from her as the clip ends.
The bizarre situation left many fans on social media curious if it was set up all along.
“So dumb. Is this how lame the LA sports teams are that they have to make up dumb “viral” skits?” @Pieschel_Chris wrote on X. “Sad.”
If it was real, at least that fan –despite appearing to not get a “yes” — got to see his Rams beat the Chargers 13-9 as they prepare for their Week 1 match-up with the Lions on Sept. 8.
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