DJ Soda exploded with anger after being humiliated and forced to take off her pants to get on the plane in the U.S
DJ Soda drew attention as she recently claimed to have been humiliated while boarding a plane in the U.S.
DJ Soda said on her Instagram on April 26th, “I was about to fly to LA after the performance in New York yesterday, but I was suddenly kicked out just before the departure”.
She continued, “I have never had any issue with wearing this pair of pants during my many months of touring in the U.S. They did not have any problem with me wearing it at the time of check-in nor when I sat down at my seat on the plane”, adding, “I was having a welcome drink just before we left for the flight then suddenly a male staff came and told me to go out of the plane without any explanation. In front of the entrance of the plane, they claimed that my sweatpants were ‘offensive’ and told me to take the next flight”.
She angrily said, “I had an important meeting in L.A, so I said I could not afford to get off this flight. I even offered to get changed but my request was denied. I had no choice but to take off my pants at the plane’s entrance where everyone was watching”.
The DJ continued, “Even after I took off my pants and stood half-naked, they sarcastically commented that I could have taken off my pants earlier. When they finally let me enter, I put my pants inside out”.
Along with the article, DJ Soda attached photos and videos showing her team member persuading an airport staff and DJ Soda herself on the plane wearing her pants with English swear words inside out.
DJ Soda complained, “I took off my pants in an uncomfortable way because of my broken fingers and it was so humiliating that I had to take off my pants at the entrance of the plane where everyone was watching and begged to get on the flight”
DJ Soda added, “I have been doing tours in the U.S for 8 years and this is the first time I’ve been kicked out of a plane, and the first time I had to take off my pants in front of so many people”. She emphasized, “I can’t believe this happened in the U.S, a country that is known for its freedom of speech and individuality”.
Meanwhile, DJ Soda is holding her tour around 14 cities of North America, starting with the show in L.A on April 8th.
