“Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is not an Option” debut was seemingly a sad event for US actor Charlie Sheen when unsatisfied fans booed him off stage which eventually led to walk-outs on Saturday night in Detroit, Michigan.
At first, Sheen was welcomed by the crowd’s standing ovation along with booming applauses of the audience. However, warm greetings badly ended after performing for about 20 minutes when boos turned out loud and fans started to leave Sheen’s live show.
After having been booed off stage, there is no clear description of what comes out of Charlie’s succeeding tour. Sheen’s event supposes to meet big expectations. The show was set to begin at 8p.m. and tickets were smoothly distributed before the event started.
About 4,700 seats of the Fox Theater within downtown Detroit were sold. But reports say that occupied seats turned vacant even his show was not yet over.
Hearing the loud boos, Sheen convinced the audience to play nice. He exerted an effort to bring enthusiasm of the audience by showing them various video clips that includes “Apocalypse Now” scenes which starred Charlie and his father.
After that, Charlie walked on stage together with Bree Olsen and Natalie Kenly, his so called “goddesses”. Both delighted the crowd when Olsen and Kenly went into p(–foul word(s) removed–)ionate kiss on stage. The event followed when the two proceeded backstage burning the bowling shirt similarly appear to be that of Sheen’s clothes in his famous show “Two and a Half Men”.
Behind Charlie Sheen is the big screen that flashed the video recording of the said shirt burning inside a garbage can. Convincing the audience to hold up their lighters, he began to strike a question saying, “Doesn’t anyone smoke cigarettes anymore?”
The “Two and a Half Men” actor took a stand at a platform facing a seemingly presidential looking seal that showing the phrase “Warlock States of Sheen” and he cracked silly speech that seemed referring to his critics.
Boos have been heard from the confused crowd and it can be heard even louder. Pushing back, Sheen said, “I already got your money, dude.” Understanding between his lines is a thought which explains that the tickets they bought will take no refunds.
After delivering such statement, all he did was to roll out video clips called as “RPG” – a film described to a shot of young Charlie starring childlike Johnny Depp. Another movie was also showed that featured the interviews of Charlie as well as its parodies.
The booing of audiences seemed to get even louder as people started to stream off the Fox Theater. Worst is, Sheen began answering the questions from the audience that were submitted beforehand. Some of them yelled phrases like “Bring back the goddesses” and “Sheen sucks”.
Eventually, Olsen and Kenly returned on stage thanking those who have been recognized as Sheen’s “true fans”. He shook few hands but those sad audiences still wanted ticket refunds.
Meanwhile, the next Sheen show is scheduled in Chicago on Sunday evening.