The lead singer of a band urinated on top of a fan's face in the middle of a rock concert she was hosting.
Sophia Urista, the frontwoman for cover band Brass Against, announced to the crowd that she needed to go to the bathroom but couldn't wait any longer.
Instead of leaving the stage or peeing her pants, the 36-year-old dragged up a male fan from the audience, got him to lie down on the stage at a concert in Daytona, Florida, on Thursday night and relieved herself over him.
'I gotta pee, and I can't make it to the bathroom,' she exclaimed to concertgoers. 'So we might as well make a show out of it.'
Sophia Urista, 36, the frontwoman for cover band Brass Against urinated over a fan
Urista told the audience she needed to pee but couldn't make it to the bathroom
She then hurriedly pulled down her pants and underwear crouching down to pee.
The singer didn't hold back as she emptied the contents of her bladder all over the man's bald head and face.
From footage shot by fans and subsequently shared on social media, he seemed to be enjoying the experience as he moved his head back and forth as Urista's urine fell about him.
All the while, she managed to keep singing a rendition of Rage Against The Machine's, Wake Up.
Many on social media were shocked by the act with one describing it as 'pure trash.'
A male fan was brought on stage and lay on the floor as Urista squatted over him
Many on social media were shocked by the act with one describing it as 'pure trash.'
