'Karen' Phillies fan slammed for demanding home run ball from young boy and father in viral video

Video of a woman berating a father who was able to track down a baseball for his son at a Phillies game has gone viral, with many online giving her the reputation of a "Karen" at the game. The woman yelled at the man who got the homerun ball until she got the ball from the young fan.

The "Karen" has gone viral for all the wrong reasons, with video of her at multiple angles going viral on social media.

The father, woman, and a couple others scrapped for the ball in the stands after a home run was hit by the Phillies' Harrison Bader into the stands. The man emerged from the small group with the ball, holding it out for his son, and then placed it in the boy's glove.

Video closer to the confrontation shows the gray-haired woman running up to the man, who was hugging his son after giving him the ball. She claimed, shouting, “You took it from me. It was in my hand."

Both the woman and the father argued about the spot where the father picked up the ball. After a few moments, the father gave the ball to the woman, who then returned to her seat with the prized souvenir.

Fans booed in response to the interaction, and then a Marlins employee came over with a goodie bag with other home run balls to make the situation right. During the clip, it was also said that his birthday was going to take place in a couple of days.

When the fans heckled the "Karen" after the incident, she stood up and flipped off the entire crowd. After the game, Phillies outfielder Harrison Bader also met with the boy, whose name is reportedly Lincoln, and signed a bat for him after the game in an effort to right the situation.

"Going home with a signed bat from Bader," the Phillies wrote on social media.