Woman Kicked Out of Luke Combs Concert Selling Her Skirt for $250

Jolene is turning her viral moment into a money-making opportunity, after she was kicked out of Luke Combs’ Brisbane concert for allegedly “dancing too hard.” Instead of letting the incident get her down, Jolene is embracing the situation and selling the infamous white skirt she wore that night. The bidding starts at $250, and fans are already flocking to show their support.

The Skirt That Stole the Show

The saga began when Jolene, during Mitchell Tenpenny’s opening set, was seen dancing enthusiastically, capturing attention on TikTok. Her energetic moves quickly made her an online sensation. However, things took a turn when she was removed from the venue, reportedly after a complaint from a woman in a pink dress. The viral moment became even more controversial after Jolene was seen twerking on a security guard, adding to the drama.

Instead of dwelling on the situation, Jolene has decided to capitalize on her newfound fame. She took to TikTok, announcing that the white skirt from that night is now up for sale, with bidding starting at $250. Fans have flocked to the post, with many expressing their support for her hustle:

“This skirt is priceless! It should be on display. Doooonnn’t sell it!”
“Iconic. Bet it doesn’t come with a guarantee we could pull off your moves!”
“Please frame this iconic piece of clothing.”

Given how quickly her TikTok took off, it seems like there’s a good chance someone will want to own a piece of concert history—and with that skirt being so iconic, it might just fetch a lot more than $250.

From Security Escort to Sydney VIP?

Despite being kicked out of the Brisbane show, Jolene’s story has a happy twist. Mitchell Tenpenny, the artist she was dancing to, personally invited her to attend one of Luke Combs’ upcoming concerts in Sydney. Talk about turning a rough night into a redemption story!

Whether she’ll be wearing a new skirt or auctioning off her next outfit remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear: Jolene knows how to make a moment last.

A Viral Queen in the Making

Jolene’s TikTok comments are filled with people hyping her up, with fans saying things like:

“You weren’t bothering anyone—you were in your own space having a good time. People are so miserable.”
“You were the ENTIRE vibe!”
“Hope you make bank for it, darling.”

Let’s be real—concerts are meant to be fun, and if dancing too hard is her biggest crime at a Luke Combs show, maybe we all need to take a page from Jolene’s book. Life’s too short to sit still!

Luke Combs, if you’re reading this—maybe consider getting Jolene some Sydney tickets, a meet-and-greet, and a free drink. And if you need a song inspiration, you’ve got a fresh one for your next album—“Dancing Too Hard.”

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