‘Aliens’: New Zealand woman’s racist rant on Auckland city street

The shocking moment a woman aggressively yelled racist insults at another woman on the street has been captured on video.

A shocking video has captured a woman in an expletive-ridden rant on a city street in New Zealand, where she yells at another woman “your people from China are nothing”.

The video, uploaded to TikTok, shows the woman outside a shopping strip on Karangahape Road, one of the main streets in Auckland’s CBD.

The woman is already swearing and yelling insults while storming toward two women and a man on the street when the video begins.

“I am the British Prime Minister,” she then yells. “You are f***ing nobody. Your people from China are nothing.”

The people first appeared to watch on in shock before calmly moving inside a shop.

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A woman has yelled racist insults at another woman on a street in Auckland. Picture: TikTok / @danestrong1

She called the victim an alien, among other things. Picture: TikTok / @danestrong1

She went on to yell “you are f***ing aliens, so f*** off”, before claiming no one can tell her what to do “in the holy land of England”.

People behind the camera could be heard speculating there may have been mental health issues involved.

The man who uploaded the video under the account @danestrong1 wrote in the caption of the video that the woman was attacking an elderly woman who was walking her small dog.

He posted a second video where he and a friend followed the angry woman down the street as she continued to yell, but he later removed the audio.

Both videos have been watched a combined 3.3 million times in just a few days.

In reply to other TikTok users, he said his friend called the police and he also approached a nearby officer about the situation who “wasn’t interested”.

He said he was concerned about the racism that was “unacceptable” and “we need to stamp out”, and also the mental health care system.

New Zealand police said they received two reports of a breach of the peace on Karangahape Road in central Auckland at 11.43am on April 25.

“Due to other priority calls for service in the area at the time, police were not immediately able to attend the area,” a spokesman said.

“No further reports were received about any ongoing breaches of the peace at the time.”