Mr. Met falls off stage during Lumineers concert at Citi Field in embarrassing viral video
NY Post
Mr. Met may want to stick to walking on the tops of dugouts at Citi Field instead of concert stages from now on.
The Mets’ beloved mascot took a nasty spill off the stage at the Lumineers concert in Flushing on Friday night and the embarrassing video went viral.
It didn’t start well for Mr. Met, dressed in a white shirt and suspenders to fit the band’s look, as he first failed to catch a tambourine thrown to him by Lumineers lead singer Wesley Schultz.
He then walked toward the middle of the stage and fell as he stepped into the gap where the ramp into the crowd met the main platform.
He tumbled to the ground and you could no longer see his large baseball head for a moment.
Mr. Met then quickly rebounded, raising his hand holding the tambourine to let everyone know he was OK before pulling himself back on stage and waving to the Citi Field crowd one more time.
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