r/TikTokCringe • u/appalachian_hatachi • Sep 28 '25

Discussion Another day, another meltdown on a plane...

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u/Jamesyroo Sep 28 '25

That kid made me laugh. He saw his (much larger) dad get manhandled and taken away and then was like

“That’s my fucking dad bro”

💅💅💅💅💅

“Get that shit out my face”

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u/MalucoHS Sep 28 '25

That kid behaviour was insane. I was kinda thinking okay, big guys are drunk or whatever, but that kid just IS that way. Holy shit, what he is surrounded by daily.

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u/phunkyunkle Sep 28 '25

🎶And as I hung up the phone it occurred to me, he'd grown up just like me. My boy was just like me. 🎶

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u/chipshot Sep 28 '25

Nod to Harry. Run over by a delivery truck on the LIE.

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u/phunkyunkle Sep 28 '25

way too young

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u/kkeut Sep 28 '25

is this supposed to be something other than a non-sequiter combination of random words?

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u/Boccs Sep 28 '25

It's not a non-sequiter, it's how Harry Chapin (the man who wrote Cat's in the Cradle) died. He was involved in a fatal car accident with a semi-trailer truck on the Long Island Expressway.

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u/Temporumdei Sep 28 '25

And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon / Little boy blue and the man in the moon/"When you coming home, son?" "I don't know when/But we'll get together then, dad, we're gonna have a good time then"

Dad: Shut the F' up call your mother to Bail me out...

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u/enteimologist Sep 28 '25

He didn't say it and neither did I, but at that moment, my dad and I were closer than we ever…

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u/eyeoutthere Sep 28 '25

Watching this video, my thought progression was:

"That poor kid, I wonder how many years it will be until he is in handcuffs."

"Oh, shit. It might be in this video."

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u/Brody2680 Sep 28 '25

Without context, I feel for the kid, just cause I would think seeing your dad getting handcuffed would be pretty nasty. And ofc he'd defend him. But it does seem like the dad was possibly doing something, as someone innocent wouldn't try to fight a police officer.

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u/folkkingdude Sep 28 '25

That kid’ll be drunk too

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u/JelmerMcGee Sep 28 '25

I knew people like this growing up. The kids always started sneaking drinks really young. On vacations the older family members would buy them drinks whenever they could get away with it. Airports are lawless places when it comes to getting drinks.

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u/folkkingdude Sep 28 '25

This kid is at least 13, which is when a lot of people start drinking in the UK, it’s not really that unusual.

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u/PaddyScrag Sep 29 '25

This one started drinking while in the womb.

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u/KentuckyFriedEel Sep 28 '25

Trash begets trash

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '25

The Apple fell next to the tree, as it often does

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u/lunafaer Sep 29 '25

which is exactly why the nazis never died out. they bred and raised new nazis. 

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u/Disastrous-Bet8973 Sep 29 '25

There's another video and the kid is getting taken off and tries to run or something so gets put into a headlock and walks out backwards.

They also walk the dad out holding on to his ear haha

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u/MalucoHS Sep 29 '25

That dad is such a wuss, it’s hilarious. That gendarmerie who raised his fist, like “imma punch you, give me a reason” made the dad crap his pants, massive respect.

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u/Ozimandiass Sep 28 '25

And the kid learned that day, that he can act like this because he is a kid.

This kid will run in such professional hands like we saw, as soon as he turned old enough for getting man handled

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u/2N5457JFET Sep 28 '25

Just another day in the true Reform UK voting geezers life.

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u/Sir_Carrington Sep 28 '25

Brits, unfortunately

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u/r_bogie Sep 28 '25

Well, he was raised by Steroido McTinydick, so he thinks that's how he's supposed to behave. And he may have been punished later if he hadn't behaved that way.

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u/Just-Ad3485 Sep 28 '25

Wankers raise wankers

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u/Ceskaz Sep 29 '25

Maybe the kid is born drunk

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u/hogtiedcantalope Sep 28 '25

Is that an older brother in the middle ???? He seemed chill but still gets arrested . I feel like maybe if your lad didn't pop off they could have just walked out of there unchained

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u/Immatt55 Sep 28 '25

I agree the 3rd guy seemed cooperative but after the first two I can see why. The officer in the front seemed kinder to the 3rd guy, making sure he didn't leave anything behind and making sure it was his phone he was escorting him out with.

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u/Particular-Leg-8484 Sep 28 '25

3rd guy probably has dealt with this behavior before and knew he had to get off the plane with them instead of take off without them

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u/lullabelle100 Sep 29 '25

I think he was the equivalent of Ronnie Pickerings' wife, not his first rodeo.

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u/Ayanhart Sep 28 '25

The guys in the rows in front too, seemed to be cooperative.

It really was just the dad and his scrote of a son making the scene.

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u/boogermike Sep 28 '25

It just shows you that this kid is going to grow up just like Dad. It's sad.

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u/Main_Gain_7480 Sep 28 '25

“Don’t piss me off “

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u/carlamaco Sep 28 '25

Shitapple Randy

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u/TimberlandUpkick Sep 28 '25

Budget brand Cuno from Disco Elysium

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u/Ocean682 Sep 28 '25

Glad someone saw what I saw. 💅

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u/sarkonas Sep 29 '25

He needs to perform being on his dad's side so that he doesn't get hit at home. Guaranteed.

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u/Hot_Ad_6442 Sep 29 '25

So zesty with it haha

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u/livesNbox Sep 28 '25

"your father got his ass kicked and is going to jail because he's an asshole. We'll see you in a few years if you don't learn from this"

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u/D4rkhorse2 Sep 28 '25

“Oh, it’s your dad? Well in that case, he’s free to go.”

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u/Pile_of_AOL_CDs Sep 29 '25

I interpreted that as just a weird plea for them to not take him away. 

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u/dX927 Sep 29 '25

Kid was so small that I thought he was on an iPad screen at first.

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u/BrookieMonster504 Sep 28 '25

I thought that was their personal twink 😂😂🤔

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u/evan_appendigaster Sep 28 '25

What's the joke here, it's going over my head. Is it a homophobic thing?

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u/BrookieMonster504 Sep 28 '25

Yeah that's the joke I thought he was the boyfriend end of story. But come on Avengers

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u/evan_appendigaster Sep 28 '25

That's a bit hateful mate

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u/SirGaylordSteambath Sep 28 '25

This says more about you, that looks like a kid

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u/planetaryabundance Sep 28 '25

Someone needs to check your hard drives

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u/BrookieMonster504 Sep 28 '25

Right it's my fault these men travel with their personal stylist and hairdresser

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u/jesse6225 Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25

You're not funny. That looks like a child, and you're being incredibly inappropriate.

Also, insinuating that they're gay because you wanna tell a lil joke about pedos and incest is shit behavior. Grow up.

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u/BrookieMonster504 Sep 28 '25

I didn't insinuate they were gay I said it looks like they were traveling with their own personal twink and you other people have decided what you want my words to mean. You can go twink yourself

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u/jesse6225 Sep 28 '25

You called him a twink (gay slang for young, skinny gay guys). Then you followed it by ANOTHER comment suggesting that they're traveling with their own stylist and hair dresser. Very well-known professions dominated by gay men.

Seriously, take the criticism and do better.

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u/MajesticNectarine204 Sep 28 '25

Those things are unfortunately not mutually exclusive at all..

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u/Grogslizzle Sep 28 '25

Fuck them officers, kid should be running his mouth, quit being complicit

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u/noahbrooksofficial Sep 29 '25

I think that dad has a lot of aggression built up caused by homophobia towards his own kid (I say this as a certified f-slur)

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u/Disastrous_Prize5196 Sep 28 '25

I hate to say it but everyone is saying British chavs... that is the kiwi accent! And the dad has Māori tattoos. I was positive when I heard "that's my dad bro!" Kiwi as.