Trilogy of people using their body to block a car at Tuas Link complete -- and there's already a spoof
The trilogy is now complete.
A woman was caught on camera using her body to block a car so that another car could cut in at the Tuas Checkpoint on Sept 15 afternoon.
Dash cam video of the incident was posted by Facebook user Elexio Kim and has since garnered over 3.5 million views.
The incident happened after Tuas Checkpoint where cars were in line to enter Malaysia at the Second Link at about 1pm.
A Toyota Prius with a Singapore licence plate can be seen attempting to cut into the lane of the cam car.
The woman, wearing a red T-shirt, then appeared from the other side of the Toyota and approached the cam car.
She blocked the cam car by placing her left hand on the bonnet and gestured with her right hand at the Toyota to enter the lane.
As the cam car inched forward and pushing the woman along with it, she remained at her post and even gestured at the cam car driver.
Once the Toyota managed to squeeze into the lane, the woman returned to the vehicle and gestured at the cam car before getting into the Toyota.
This is reminiscent of the infamous July 15, 2022, incident where a woman was caught on camera also using her body to block another car at the Tuas Second Link.
More than a year later, it was a man's turn on Oct 8, 2023.
There is already a spoof of the latest incident by TikToker nikegaoshi.
Will there be more sequels?
