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Laura Ferguson

Watch hilarious moment when man falls over while getting lapdance from Ashanti at O2 Academy

Who hasn't dreamed of having their moment in the spotlight - maybe being pulled on stage by a famous singer and finally having your time to shine?

Well that's exactly what happened to one Glaswegian at the Ashanti concert at the O2 Academy last night - but it all went a little bit wrong.

Jamie Ather was pulled on stage by the R&B icon where he was placed on a chair, hands locked behind his back and she began giving him a lapdance.

At first, Jamie couldn't believe his luck at getting singled out by the singer.

Unfortunately it all came crashing down around him when halfway through the lapdance, his chair suddenly hit the deck and he was left unable to get up thanks to the handcuffs.

In fact, he was so stuck that security ended up having to haul him back up onto two feet.

(Jamie Ather)

Speaking to Glasgow Live about the hilarious moment, he said: "Last night at the Ashanti concert at the O2 Academy, she got me up on stage for a lapdance during a song and handcuffed my hands behind the chair.

"And while I was getting the lapdance the bloody chair gave way and I flipped back on the stage in front of everyone - and as my hands were cuffed behind, I couldn't get up so security had to come over and scrape me up off the floor!"

Luckily, Jamie was a very good sport about the moment and insisted the only thing left feeling tender was his ego.

He said: "The handcuffs did some damage when I hit the deck. However not as much as a dent as my ego did!"

(Jamie Ather/Instagram)

And Ashanti herself was clearly keen to laugh along as well, posing for photos with Jamie and commenting on his Instagram post about the ordeal.

Gaun yersel, Jamie! We reckon that's a story to tell the grandkids!

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