Road Rage Caught On Camera: Man Gets 32 Million Views Karate Chopping A Woman’s Side Mirror
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Road rage was caught on camera as a man was videoed attacking a woman's car in a fiery outburst.
It appears that the altercation took place at a stop light, as a woman is seen parked in a white truck behind a man with a sporty rag-top Corvette. The video footage was filmed by a bystander Monday.
The clip begins with the man already outside of his vehicle, taunting the woman behind him. She responds by angrily tossing a green bottle at him, resulting in what viewers called a "karate" attack on her side mirror.
Lol he karate chopped tf outta her mirror 😂 pic.twitter.com/NyKKFa0tT4
— DJ Kam Bennett (@KameronBennett) July 29, 2024
The man — spotted in sunglasses, a blue button-down shirt, and dark denim jeans — proceeded to viciously approach the car before jumping in the air and enthusiastically karate chopping her side mirror. The mirror was left detached and dangling, as he calmly turned around and walked back to his car, getting in, and shutting the door.
Realizing her mirror had been mangled, the woman then exits the vehicle to confront the angry attacker, but by then he turns a corner and speeds off. "Get out!" she yells.
"Do you have a video of that?" the woman can be heard asking in the viral clip — which has since gained over 32 million views and over 260k likes. "Can you send me that?"
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One user on Twitter, now X, admitted that "He got some air too." "Bro, look at that form [crying laughing emoji]," a second penned. Fans even went so far as to digitally add him to a basketball hoop. "Put him in the dunk contest," a third poked.
Bro said pic.twitter.com/j3RsFlVjX8
— Dr. Neal Breenenstein (@DrKristalNoggin) July 29, 2024
According to 'Insuranceopedia,' 80% of all drivers expressed significant road rage at least once in the last thirty days. 26% of aggressive behavior involves the non-verbal act of tailgating or switching lanes quickly, and 32% of it is expressed by honking or rude gestures.
It remains unknown what provoked the man to exit his vehicle and taunt the driver. Although the altercation between the two drivers ended in blows, the only one hurt in the fit of road rage was the woman's side mirror.