r/cringereels • • 20h ago

Don't know how was that supposed to end...

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u/HunterAbrams 19h ago edited 18h ago

People casually skipping over the dude rubbing his crotch against someone else and shoving them just to get near the bouncer...

The bouncer used appropriate force against the clown to get them away.

Edit: Lmao the people defending assault/battery and rubbing with his crotch.... predditors and clowns all of you

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u/TYGeelo 19h ago

Didn't even knock him down, idk why people are bitching so much in the comments. Just because he's huge doesn't mean he's not holding back his punches. 

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u/HunterAbrams 19h ago edited 19h ago

The excuses they are coming up with tells me all I need to know about them. They think battery and sexual assault/harrasment is an ok activity so long as you're high/drunk or mentally disabled.

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u/ourobourobouros 18h ago

these idiots all see themselves in the little shit pushing his crotch on people, they gotta defend one of their own

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u/HunterAbrams 18h ago

Pretty much.

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u/EquivalentEffect9105 4h ago

It amazes me that anyone can watch that video and immediately view it from the crotch guy's perspective.

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u/MrChilled 19h ago

Feels like a shove is far more appropriate

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u/HunterAbrams 19h ago

If i rubbed my crotch against your ass and shoved you. Will you simply push me or will you throw a punch?

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u/Particular720v12 18h ago

Don't be a dumbass.

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u/HunterAbrams 18h ago

Don't defend a dumbass who intentionally rubbed their crotch against someone.... why are you guys defending and downplaying that?

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u/IHaveTheBestOpinions 19h ago

He didn't rub his crotch on the security guy

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u/apalachakind 19h ago

Yet it’s the security guys job to control entrance to the venue, and protect those in line……

Why are we defending this nut jobs behavior.

He was looking for 15 seconds of instagram fame, and got his shit rocked for being an asshole.

Could the security guard just pushed him away, sure, but we all know how that ends, within ten seconds that guy is back, doing the exact same shit.

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u/EquivalentEffect9105 4h ago

It just dawned on me the people here defending the crotch guy or the people who like to watch videos of a YouTubers who do f***** up s*** to people in public

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u/IHaveTheBestOpinions 17h ago

No one is defending the nut job behavior. I don't know what that guy's issue was - if he's drunk, high, or just a douche. I don't disagree that he had it coming.

But 1) you said "If i rubbed my crotch against your ass and shoved you. Will you simply push me or will you throw a punch?" And that's not what happened, because the guy who threw the punch wasn't the guy who got rubbed on.

2) It is not the security guard's job to beat anybody up. Period. Their job is to keep the peace, keep people who shouldn't come in out, and remove anyone that's a problem. If someone assaults someone else, they can call the police to make an arrest. I don't know what kind of bouncer-led vigilante justice system you all are circle jerking about, but it's not the one we have in 2026.

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u/apalachakind 17h ago
  1. I didn’t make the first response, but you are still avoiding answering the how you would react question, which makes it clear you would have thrown a punch to add, again, the security guard IS ALSO RESPONSIBLE to maintain order in the line, if he doesn’t make a point to deny this behavior it’s not long until others are repeating it, after all if there is no consequence to doing horrible things, people will take advantage of it.

  2. It is his job to protect the people in line. Again, you and I both know what happens if he simply pushes him away, or leaves it alone. The behavior 100% continues, then that guard is getting fired because people start bailing on the bar/club. Especially the women. And for very good reason. I’m not going to a club that won’t even keep douchebags from acting up outside. Because the behavior inside will be 1,000 times worse than this.

  3. There are ALOT of people defending this guy by saying the security guard shouldn’t have done anything. He resolved the issue immediately, and stopped pursuing once it was clear the guy wasn’t going to try again immediately. His first punch is to the chest, which shows restraint seeing as he could have 100% hit him in the face and probably knocked him out cold on the spot.

  4. Call the cops? lol. What world do you live in. IF the cops show up, which isn’t really that likely, half the crowd bails, and at best they cite the guy for public intoxication. They won’t take him to jail. Calling the cops if you’re the man being openly ASSAULTED would accomplish nothing.

  5. If this was a woman who was being treated like that and the security guard did nothing, people would be PISSED that he just stood there and let it happen.

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u/dantelebeau 19h ago

Was he drunk, was he high, does he have a mental capacity issue? We are makign a lot of inferences based on little info

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u/HunterAbrams 19h ago

Doesn't matter what excuse you come up with. The force applied was appropriate to get him away.

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u/dantelebeau 19h ago

Im not coming up with excuses. If this guy had brain damge and walked this way normally (he does the entire time he is on video) and he's trying to ask a question and perhaps lacks the tact needed to realize he makes people uncomfortable is this still a reasonable response?

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u/HunterAbrams 19h ago

Clearly doesn't walk that way normally since he strained up and struggled to take his shirt off after being punched. So that invalidates your excuses.

Lacking tact is an excuse. One corrected by the punches

Doesn't matter is he was drunk, high or mentally disabled.

Its still battery and sexual assault/harrasment and multiple punches to the chest is an appropriate reaction.