A group of MLB Fans were spotted dressed up in Halloween costumes of the ‘Phillies Karen’ at Dodger Stadium.
The mocking of the cult villain left TV viewers in stitches after the MLB game.
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MLB fans dressed up as ‘Phillies Karen’ at Dodgers StadiumCredit: Instagram @phillies
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‘Phillies Karen’ remonstrated until she got the ball, but has now become a villainCredit: X/JomboyMedia
The Philadelphia Phillies’ own social media even joined in, posting the video of the supporters to Instagram.
Last month, an angry Phillies fan was caught on camera berating a father at the Miami Marlins’Â LoanDepot Park.
This began to unfurl after Harrison Bader hit a homer deep into the crowd.
The father, who has been identified as Drew Feltwell, managed to scoop up the ball in the ensuing melee.
With the ball victoriously held above his head, he raced over to his son, Lincoln, and presented it to the young fan.
The footage then shows a woman charge over and confront the dad about the ball.
Eventually, Feltwell gave the ball away to appease the exasperated fan.
Fans have since dubbed the supporter “Phillies Karen” on social media.
Soon after, other footage of the fan making an X-rated gesture was found, making her even more villainous.
The identity of “Phillies Karen” is still unknown, but the “manhunt” continues to find her.
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In the Phillies’ most recent series against the Dodgers, the team posted a video of fans dressed as “Phillies Karen.”
They captioned it, “Now that’s a scary Halloween costume.”
This left fans in stitches, all commenting about the hilarity of the video.
One fan said, “I’d love to see what the real Karen would do if she saw this post.”
Another remarked, “I really wanna know what she did with that ball at this point, like was it worth allllllll of this.”
A third wrote, “This is one of the funniest moments of Phillies fans ever.
“Social media team, an equally great job!”
A multitude of “Karen memes” were dropped in the comments too.
After the game, the Phillies made sure Lincoln, the kid, wasn’t left too disappointed.
He met Bader and even received a signed bat from the Phillies star.