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Woman Asks for Lorde Tickets From Parents and They Made a Hilarious Mistake

Woman Asks for Lorde Tickets From Parents and They Made a Hilarious Mistake

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Updated April 21 2020, 11:17 a.m. ET

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We all know that parents aren't exactly up to date with the latest musicians and bands, a fact that Twitter user Jorji Kellogg learned over the holiday break. And though they almost always mean well, sometimes the good intentions of parents get lost in the fact that they just don't always know what they're talking about. But even the best of intentions can horribly backfire, like they did for Jorji this holiday season. 

Jorji asked for tickets to see Lorde, the popular singer, but her parents didn't seem to know who that is... Which led to a silly (albeit hilarious) mix-up. 

I asked for Lorde tickets. Not The Lord. pic.twitter.com/toQbP2Z1nu

— Jorji Kellogg (@JorjiIsAwesome) December 27, 2017

Yes, she got tickets to a show hosted by televangelist Joel Osteen. Her parents note reads: 

"Dad and I are so proud and happy that you want to grow your faith and spend time with the Lord! Enjoy Pastor Joel Osteen at the Spirit Center!" 

Twitter found the mistake pretty hilarious, and it's already gotten more than 18,000 retweets. Here's how people reacted...

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— A new episode of Black Mirror but it's about Cazzy (@Cazzy) December 29, 2017

Some people can relate. 

Like the time I got a book about macs instead of the macbook

— Jimmy (@WhosSector) December 29, 2017

This is about as great as the the girl who got tickets to the red hot chilli pipers instead of the red hot chili peppers

— cori (@downfaIIofusalI) December 29, 2017

Others didn't even see the mistake...

but she is the lord though pic.twitter.com/QhGvjNxhp2

— Brett Werner (@bluefIickerbeat) December 29, 2017

LOL Be careful what you ask... er... pray for. 😂

— HungryScribbler (@HungryScribbler) December 29, 2017

Have you ever watched that episode of Hey Arnold where Helga’s dad takes her to the wrong show?! It’s just like this ahahahahaha hopefully you can still go see her 😊❤️

— Cara 🥀 (@Challahatyogirl) December 29, 2017

@fukyachknstripz THIS THE DUDE THATS ON MY TV EVERY SUNDAY MORNING WHEN I WAKE UP

— Rainee (@raineegwilson) December 29, 2017

oh my lorde

— ‏ً (@graysgalore) December 29, 2017

this is iconic

— deck the hills 🎄 (@erin_e_hill) December 27, 2017

I am dead 😂😂😩

— Moe Malie (@moemalie) December 29, 2017

@yungscapegoat praise the @lorde pic.twitter.com/j3FGHfeqk9

— Jax Lam 🦄 (@mslamington) December 29, 2017

Omg this is so epic

— Melsey© (@YoMelsey) December 29, 2017

I mean, I worship Lorde, but I don't think Joel Osteen would be happy to hear about that.

— Elessar AKA 5 Star Prospect Sleve McDichael (@elessar42) December 29, 2017

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— The Whores Whisperer (@KiNGof15s) December 29, 2017

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— Rene Tamez (@ReneTamez10) December 29, 2017

DEAD

— Holly B💫 (@holly_81) December 29, 2017

Well, that's amazing. It seems like this is a good time to remind everyone that there's a lot of truth to the idea that it's "the thought that counts." After all, her parents not only listened to her request, but also happily fulfilled it — well, at least they thought they did — and that's pretty amazing. And it's nice that they were truly so supportive and excited about the idea that she could be wanting to grow religiously. Hopefully she went to see Joel Osteen and prayed for the other Lorde! In which case, was there really any harm done? We say no!  

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Larita Shotwell

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