Teen Asks Parents for Two Tickets to a ‘Lorde’ Concert. They Help Her See ‘the Lord’ Alright…

All Jorji Kellogg wanted for Christmas were two tickets to see Lorde live in concert.

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But the Missouri teen’s parents had a different idea of what their daughter meant by asking to see Lorde perform.

As the Daily Mail reports, Kellogg tweeted a picture of the gift she received on Christmas day in hopes of opening two tickets to see the New Zealand-born singer.

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Instead, the teen was gifted a chance to see megachurch pastor Joel Osteen perform “A Night with Our Lord and Savior” at the Sprint Center in Kansas City.

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Kellogg captioned the photo: “I asked for Lorde tickets. Not The Lord.”

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Included with the ticket was a card from Kellogg’s proud parents:

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The note read:

Jorji,

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!

Love, Dad and Ma

Twitter loved the fast one Kellogg’s parents pulled on their daughter:

Your parents are cool! This will be a story you’ll tell your kids one day. ?

— WindaWester (@WindaWester) December 30, 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

LOL Be careful what you ask… er… pray for. ?

— HungryScribbler (@HungryScribbler) December 29, 2017

Kellogg later added her parents came clean about the prank and ultimately pulled through with tickets so their daughter could see her favorite performer.

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

— Jorji Kellogg (@JorjiIsAwesome) December 27, 2017

Classic.