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"I had no problems all the way throughout the show until about the sixth or seventh song ... next thing I know I'm getting hit by the guitarist Mike in the face while shooting a picture of him," said photographer Jimmy Davis. "I've never been touched by an artist before so I was kind of really in shock at that point."
Davis called the band's label representative and was taken backstage, where Kinnerty reportedly "apologized a bunch of times."
According to Davis, Ritter apologized in a slightly different way after breaking a female fan's brand-new iPad "right in half." His way of saying "sorry?" Handing the girl $1,000 from the stage.
Maybe that old adage is true: You can take the kids out of the Oklahoma punk scene, but you can't take the Oklahoma punk scene out of the kids.
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