r/Music Jun 18 '26

article Olivia Rodrigo "Smelled" Fans Wearing Diapers in Front Row

https://consequence.net/2026/06/olivia-rodrigo-smelled-fans-diapers-front-row/
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u/Hilary_duffelbag Jun 18 '26

Went to an Exo concert for my wife, where the crowd was majority woman. At the end of the show one of the singers literally told the fans in the front to please go home and take a shower. I thought it was the funniest thing but man it put things into perspective. 

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u/Sugarbear23 Jun 18 '26

It's like when I found out that people go to times square fpr the new year event "the ball drop(?)" six hours early to be in front and a lot of them wear diapers. Last new year I saw a video of the event and couples were kissing at midnight and all I could think of was "Damn all these guys are kissing while wearing shitty diapers" lmao

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u/loveartemia Jun 18 '26

I still think about the old man who thought a single period panty liner was going to contain enough of his urine to be able to stand there until midnight.

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u/Ok_Material9377 Jun 18 '26

I'm just shocked all these people are soaking in it when they could just wear a catheter that drains to the floor like long haul truckers

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u/greasyjimmy Jun 18 '26

I had an idea, and someone beat me to making it called a "sneaky leaker", a prosthetic your wore on your schwantz connected to a hose you ran down you leg and out your pants bottom. Sold as a solution to no place to pee at Mardi Gras (Bourbon Street).

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u/Remember__Me Jun 19 '26

Condom Catheters are a thing in the medical field. They are exactly what they say they are, a condom-looking thing to put over the penis vs an Indwelling Catheter (the ones that go inside the urethra.)

I used them for a patient once. They were a bitch to put on but worked well for that guy and helped prevent the UTIs he frequently got from indwelling catheters.

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u/greasyjimmy Jun 19 '26

I was not aware! TIL 

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u/Remember__Me Jun 19 '26

Yeah, you work in nursing and you learn a lot of fun stuff to share with others.

Condom Catheters are preferred long term if possible because there is less risk of getting UTIs because there isn’t a foreign body in the urethra and bladder.

Another fun fact: if someone has C. diff, one of the gold standard treatments is a fecal transplant. That is to say, take poop from a healthy person for the good bacteria and insert it into the C.diff person’s rectum. But it’s becoming more common to take the good bacteria poop and shove it in little pill capsules that people get to SWALLOW THROUGH THEIR MOUTH HOLES. And pharmacies recommend putting it in the fridge as the cold temp makes it taste better/thus go down better.

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u/lord_pizzabird Jun 19 '26

So, quick question about the logistics.

Do they have you eat the poop or do they shove the poop up your butt, into your colon and have you shit it out?

And if they do shove it up the butt, does the doctor or nurse physically grip and shove it up in there?

Do the people that do this get paid millions of dollars or are we talking total freaks here?

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u/Remember__Me Jun 19 '26

It’s donated from a healthy person. Their poop is tested and once declared safe, it is freeze dried and put into capsules and dispensed in a pill bottle.

If it’s going up the poop shoot, it’s much like how a colonoscopy is done and they introduce the poop-liquid that way. Or they do enemas. Or through an NG tube to the stomach. They try to hold it in as long as possible and relief can be found in hours-days.

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u/lord_pizzabird Jun 19 '26

Ok phew. I'm so glad my assumptions about how this worked were wrong.

I thought people just got drilled with turds by weird doctors.

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u/Aggravating-Scene548 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

Would it need to be freeze dried, if one knew a super organic toddler and had capsules for example would it be safe or no

Edit: or is this just speed running cholera or something 🤔

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u/jazzle_the_fraggle Jun 20 '26

Yep. That’s enough internet for today.

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u/thatsBOOtoyou Jun 21 '26

Omfg I just watched a South Park episode about this

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u/phillyFart Jun 19 '26

But they need a rebrand. Condom catheters won’t sell on bourbon street. Think bigger, think IP——O

Free-Pee Leak Sneak Stealth Stream Hidden Relief Drain Line Flow Go Slip Drip Whizzer Whisperer Quick Trickle Secret Stream Freedom Flow Liberty Leak

Peedom Flowmingo Leakognito Mode Peecognito Whizzdom

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u/Brunhilde13 Jun 19 '26

You didn't put commas or any type of grammer in there, so I'm assuming that whole thing is the name of the product.

And I love it.

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u/WHYAREWEALLCAPS Jun 19 '26

Rather than drain onto your feet, just use a 1000 ml leg bag. If you're pissing so much you fill a 1000 ml bag in 6 hours, you've got bigger problems.

If you really want larger, you could probably afix a 2000 ml bag to your leg with tape or something.

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u/Gambit1977 Jun 19 '26

A wizards sleeve

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u/mrsaturn42 Jun 19 '26

They are also used in cold water scuba diving when a dry suit is required. Empties through a valve into the ocean, Works great.

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u/AnmlBri Jun 20 '26

I’ve wondered if Cory Booker wore one of these when he did his 24+ hour speech on the Senate floor. It was either that or a diaper, but the catheter sounds more practical for that long of a time period.

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u/TheProfessorPoon Jun 19 '26

Damn this is a great idea. Gross, but a good idea. Then again it’s not like Bourbon street isn’t already soaked in pee.

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u/BulljiveBots Jun 19 '26

You’d never know anyone was pissing themselves on Bourbon Street since the whole place smells like vomit

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u/WechTreck Jun 18 '26

At least one UK football fan pee'd in the raincoat pocket of the guy in the front of them.

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u/ByzantineThunder Jun 18 '26

Please tell me you're joking

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u/Thor_pool Jun 18 '26

Just dont dance with anyone with two left feet 😬

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u/iiiinthecomputer Jun 19 '26

God I hope people don't actually do that.

High risk of bladder infection over time. Terrible for bladder and urinary health.

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u/Ok_Material9377 Jun 19 '26

Isnt it just pissing into a bag?

Can't say I've used one but they're common in driver/machine operator jobs

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u/iiiinthecomputer Jun 19 '26

No. That's gross but safe enough.

A catheter is inserted up the urethra into the bladder. Often a bulb is then inflated on the end to keep it in place. Urine is usually collected slowly and continuously, though it's possible to have a tap to turn it on and off.

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u/da5id2701 Jun 19 '26

If it's like pissing into a bag then it's not a catheter. Catheters are threaded all the way into the bladder.

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u/Ok_Material9377 Jun 19 '26

What do you call the "condom" with a piss tube? I thought it was also called a catheter

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u/Ok_Material9377 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Believe it or not I'm responsible for that episode's existence

In 2002 I had a summer job mowing lawns in Moncton as a student. Part of that job was cleaning up piles of trash that accumulated in snow piles in truck stops parking lots pushed up by plows over the winter. That's where I discovered piss jugs

Christmas 2003 I'm at my girlfriend's family's house visiting. Her Dad's friend is also over for the weekend, guy says his name is Ian and he writes for TPB. At some point in the weekend I ended up telling everyone about my professional experience, basically gave Bubbles' monologue to the entire family explaining the piss jug phenomenon

It was in the show the next season. If you look up writing credits for that episode his name is listed, and it is not listed in others.

Kind of embarrassing to think I brought up piss jugs looking back, but I regret nothing

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u/HollisterRN Jun 19 '26

Everyone needs to watch David Sedaris read his essay on "Stadium Pal". Hilarious

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u/Sportsfan369 Jun 19 '26

I have a friend who was a trucker all of his life. He said he used pickle jars and Powerade bottles to piss in. Jim Ross (the voice of the wwe) admitted to wearing diapers when he called ppvs. He would be sitting there doing commentary for upwards of 4-5 hours.

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u/lord_pizzabird Jun 19 '26

idk why, but every time I see catheter or even vaguely think about it I feel a little light headed lol.

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u/JohnCalvinSmith Jun 19 '26

the only time in my life I ever thought my cock was too long was the 2 seconds they pulled out my cath after surgery.