HUGE brawl breaks out at Chicago White Sox baseball game as male and female fans swing punches
HUGE brawl breaks out at Chicago White Sox baseball game as male and female fans punch and tumble down stairs… with no security in sight
- White Sox fans let their hands fly in a two-minute brawl in the stands
- On the diamond, Chicago secured a 10-inning victory vs. the Baltimore Orioles
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A Chicago White Sox game descended into chaos away from the mound, with a group of fans getting involved in a mass brawl in the stands.
Fans went out of their way to honor the spirit of Crime Mob’s battle-glorifying song “Knuck If You Buck,” which ironically—and seemingly unintentionally—played in the background as haymakers were launched by both men and women.
A toddler was seen crying nearby as the brawl broke out before his guards wisely walked away as it rumbled on for two minutes.
Apparently, the fight between two female spectators started before bystanders became fighters and fighters became spectators.
An exuberant woman in cargo pants stood on a chair at one point, while the brawl continued downstairs, taunting another patron before being leveled right in the temple with a bottle.
A brawl broke out between fans as Crime Mob’s “Knuck If You Buck” played over the speakers
Initially, the fight appeared to have started after two women came to blows with several later joining
Unamused, she tried to get to the perpetrator, but stumbled and fell sideways in a moment that amused an already amused crowd.
Many uninvolved sang along to the 2004 platinum hit, which has become something of a fight song.
The lyrics in the song include; “mute them to death in his nose and stomp his ass to the ground.”
It is unclear what consequences – both punishment and injury – have been incurred by those involved.
On the diamond, the White Sox were victorious, sending most of the fans inside Guaranteed Rate Field happy after a 7-6 win vs. Baltimore in 10 innings.
Some fans sat and admired the spectacle before them, while others watched in shock
Bodies flew as the platinum hit by the Atlanta group shot through the stadium