Scotland Fan's Kilt is Lifted by His Friend During a Broadcast in Germany, Leaving Him Exposed on TV from little tiger drink dog39y Watch Video

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It's a long-held observation that you should never ask a Scotsman what's under his kilt.<br/><br/>But that tradition was ignored by one German TV host, who was left extremely red-faced after a major wardrobe malfunction live on air.<br/><br/>While covering the build-up for Euro 2024, an unsuspecting Welt TV presenter saw much more of the Tartan Army than he bargained for. <br/><br/>Steffen Schwarzkopf was reporting live scenes of beer-guzzling, kilt-wearing fans drinking in the streets and decided to approach one group.<br/><br/>But the TV segment soon descended into mayhem when they planted a sticker on the reporter's head and chest. <br/><br/>As they continued chanting and drinking, one of the fans decided to play a prank by lifting a fan's skirt and proving what we all know to be true about what's underneath a kilt. <br/><br/>But despite having his manhood exposed live on air, the fan didn't seem to mind and laughed along with his friends.<br/><br/>The camera quickly zoomed back to Mr Schwarzkopf who appeared rather embarrassed and shielded his eyes with his hands, sparking hoots of laughter by the raucous bunch. <br/><br/>The group is among thousands of Tartan Army fans who headed to Munich for the opening clash against Germany tonight. <br/><br/>Thousands more will watch from home as Scots try to will the national men's football team on to victory as they take on Germany in tonight's Euro 2024 opening match.<br/><br/>The man whose kilt was lifted was wearing a German shirt but it was not immediately clear who he was supporting.<br/><br/>Scotland fan Cameron Angus, 25, was in the group of supporters in Munich around the fan.<br/><br/>The recruiter from Glasgow revealed to MailOnline that none of the group knew the man - and they hadn't seen him since.<br/><br/>Mr Angus said: 'We're obviously in Munich and there's journalists and media with microphones wanting to talk to our pals.'<br/><br/>He told how Welt chief reporter Steffen Schwarzkopf was among the broadcasters who approached them in the square.<br/><br/>Mr Angus continued: 'A guy came up to us and we gave him a bit of banter and stuck a sticker on his head.'<br/><br/>The presenter began his broadcast, and one of Mr Angus's friends lifted the man's kilt.<br/><br/>But he added: 'The guy whose kilt got lifted, we don't know who he is - he's just a random guy. I think he must have been Scottish with the kilt on.'<br/><br/>Mr. Angus said that after the broadcast, Mr. Schwarzkopf 'kind of shook his hand and laughed a bit but looked a bit concerned'.<br/><br/>The fan added that he woke up this morning to a 'billion messages from everyone', and heard someone claim that the man has a wife and daughter.<br/><br/>Mr. Angus said scenes in Munich were 'chaos', adding that the ratio between Scotland and fans and German fans was about 7-1 and it is 'just a sea of kilts as blue'.<br/><br/>He said had bought a one-way ticket to Germany, and knew most of the people in the video, but added: 'It's just coincidence that the guy whose c**k came out, no one knows.'