Melbourne train commuters tell man with loud music to ‘shut up’

Do you cringe every time someone starts blaring music on their phone loudly on public transport? These commuters retaliated in the best possible way, after one unapologetic passenger blasted offensive rap music. SEE THE VIDEO

An unapologetic commuter blasting expletive rap music aboard a suburban train has triggered an epic peak-hour exchange.

The commuter — caught on camera hurling expletives and rude gestures of his own — sparked a heated confrontation with fellow passengers aboard a city-bound Frankston train yesterday morning.

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At first, nobody confronted the man about his music choice. Picture: Supplied.

Passengers eventually told the man to turn his music off. Picture: Supplied.

Challenged about the volume of his rap tunes, the aggressive youth told passengers: “You want me to turn the music off. Make me turn the music off.”

“It’s literally music to entertain me,’’ he said.

Irate passengers lashed out as their frustration built.

“Hey dude — shut the f--- up,’’ one shouted. “It’s literally the worst music in the entire world.”
Demanded others: “Just turn it off.”

“People want to work in here,’’ one said.

The unapologetic commuter didn’t see the problem in blaring the offensive music. Picture: Supplied.

The man eventually said he would get off at the next stop. Picture: Supplied.

Even threats of phoning police weren’t enough to end the rap rampage.

“I’m getting off at the next station you d---head!’’ the rap lover said. “The police won’t do anything for me playing music on a train.”

One passenger told him: “Take a look at yourself kid.”

The rap player replied: “Take a look at yourself.”

“I don’t have headphones,’’ he said.

The drama finally ended with the troublesome traveller getting off at Caulfield, music blaring.