If you thought the American Airlines passenger who claimed she saw ghosts and kept dropping F-bombs on a flight from Dallas was bad… just wait until you see this guy. This five-part video shows a strung-out passenger who somehow managed to stay on the plane for at least 12 minutes — even though he should’ve been dealt with in the first 20 seconds.
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— John Armstrong (@msmcb02) July 16, 2025
This happened Sunday while boarding a flight from Charlotte to Denver. As soon as the self-proclaimed “realest person on the East Coast” sat down, he wouldn’t stop talking. Unfortunately, nearly every other word out of his mouth was the F word. It’s honestly shocking that the flight attendants allowed him to carry on like that for so long. A few passengers spoke up, but not nearly enough. This guy warranted to be gang tackled and dragged off the plane by his underwear.
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— John Armstrong (@msmcb02) July 17, 2025
In the middle of his meltdown, the passenger became obsessed with finding his phone charger, loudly insisting he wouldn’t stop until someone helped him. He claimed he needed to charge his phone so he could respond to urgent messages from his boss at what he said was a million-dollar business.
Then, in a bizarre turn, he demanded a shot of liquor — only to immediately add that he doesn’t even like drinking. Moments later, he threatened to light up a blunt right there on the plane. As if that wasn’t enough, he pulled out an orange prescription bottle from his backpack and casually took a pill in front of everyone.
Part five can’t be embedded but you can find it here on X. Unfortunately, and surprisingly there’s no footage of him actually being removed from the plane. Hopefully he gets banned from flying entirely not just on American Airlines but across all carriers.
As I watched the video I kept thinking he looked familiar. Then it hit me — he reminded me of Seth from Superbad played by Jonah Hill. The difference? At least Seth had the excuse of being a teenager.
