On social networks, E.Penikas published a video in which he is talking to a girl on a street in Vilnius. Although their conversation is going well, a possibly intoxicated man suddenly jumps into the frame. He starts making faces at the camera, showing dance moves, and otherwise disturbing the filming. Unable to tolerate such behavior, E.Penikas threatens him and pushes him out of the frame.
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This video received thousands of reactions and many comments on social networks.
As E.Penikas told the portal Žmonės.lt, this was not his first encounter with this person.
“First of all, last week he already tried to interfere similarly, where we told him about 3 times not to get involved, until we finally turned around and went to film elsewhere. That time it ended there. This time he came again, was asked several times not to disturb, until patience ran out,” E.Penikas told Žmonės.lt.
The well-known man did not hide that after being pushed, the man continued to behave aggressively but did not come closer.
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“What he did after that – he sat and shouted, cursed from afar, but I no longer wanted to escalate the situation, at least he no longer had the courage to get into the frame and did not disturb us anymore. The fact is, I do not suggest solving such situations this way, because the consequences can be very unpleasant,” E.Penikas said.
When asked why he decided to publish this video, the content creator was open.
“Because this citizen is also a ‘TikTok’ ‘content’ creator who films by humiliating other people during his ‘live’ sessions. I have seen many different videos with him where he messes around, curses, and insults both children and older people, so we took the opportunity to upload this situation as well. I think this last fact contributed to my irritation, because if it were just a drunk citizen doing no harm to others, it would be different,” E.Penikas concluded the conversation with Žmonės.lt.
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