Highlights
- The first performance of Charlie Sheen's sold out tour in Detroit ended with the star being booed off stage.
- The actor kicked off his stand-up tour telling the audience that he wanted them to enjoy "a night of winning".
- But by the end of Violent Torpedo of Truth Defeat is Not an Option, fans booed and heckled the former Two and a Half Men star, demanding their money back, reported Daily Mail online.
- But the unapologetic actor was uninterested, telling one member of the crowd, "I've already got your money, dude."
The first performance of CharlieSheen's sold out tour in Detroit ended with the star beingbooed off stage.
The actor kicked off his stand-up tour telling theaudience that he wanted them to enjoy "a night of winning".
But by the end of
Violent Torpedo of Truth Defeat isNot an Option, fans booed and heckled the former
Two and aHalf Men star, demanding their money back, reported DailyMail online.
But the unapologetic actor was uninterested, tellingone member of the crowd, "I've already got your money, dude."
The crowds booed and heckled throughout the show whichwas opened by Sheen's two goddesses kissing him on stage.
Sheen didn't help saying, "Let me tell you a storyabout crack. Figured Detroit was a good place to try thisjoke."
The 70-minute show hadn't even ended when the firstreviews were in, and they were brutal.
Twitter was awash with comments from fans at the show,with the hash-tag 'bombing' becoming one of the most tweeted.
The capacity crowd at the 5,100-seat Fox Theatre inDetroit rebelled before he left the stage, chanting "refund!"and walking out in droves.
Promising to give fans the real story behind his muchpublicised break-down, the 45-year-old Sheen kicked off amonth-long, 20-city tour Saturday night, with the second showscheduled for Chicago.