SHAH ALAM - Johnson Wen or better known online as “Pyjama Man” has added another whirlwind cameo to his growing list of celebrity run-ins, this time getting shown the exit at Lady Gaga’s concert in Australia before the show even began.
Just weeks after charging towards Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good premiere in Singapore, Wen has now levelled up his antics by attempting to crash Lady Gaga’s show in Brisbane on Dec 9.
According to Australian magazine Blunt, Lady Gaga’s security team had already issued a full directive to venue staff that Wen would not be allowed into the concert at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium.
Meaning that they knew he was coming and they were prepared.
But in true Pyjama Man tradition, he still showed up and documented the moment for Instagram. Uploading a photo of himself outside the venue, he wrote: "Got kicked of Lady Gaga concert! The show doesn't start till 8pm! The early fans were booing me."
Witnesses at the scene said the 25-year-old, dressed in black this time, was escorted out by security before Mother Monster even hit the stage.
Onlookers were heard booing, cheering, jeering and basically delivering their best pre-concert warm-up as he exited.
Online reactions were mixed but loud. Social media users criticised his constant appearances at concerts globally, saying he was "too much", "never settled" and "always popping up like an unwanted jump scare."
Wen’s stunt history reads like a wild world tour of unwanted cameos: Katy Perry’s Sydney concert, The Weeknd’s show, hopping onstage during The Chainsmokers’ festival set and even interrupting the men’s 100m final at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
But, it's not enough, his resume also includes the 2023 Cricket World Cup, the FIFA Women’s World Cup and a random footbridge stunt in Brisbane.
Last month’s Ariana Grande incident alone sent social media into frenzy after he rushed her for a tight hug at the Wicked premiere, prompting both shock and headlines across the region.
Now, thanks to Gaga’s team, he has officially been barred from yet another major event, adding to his ever-growing list of places "Johnson Wen tried to be, but security said no."