Toronto's Newest Balcony Moments Now Have Residents Cussing Each Other Out (VIDEOS)
As the city of Toronto enters another week of lockdown, it appears that some residents are taking the city's sweet balcony moments to a whole new level. While many videos of people singing to their neighbours during the time of social distancing in Toronto have appeared online, it appears that some residents are getting tired of it. In a recent TikTok, some Torontonians were heard cussing each other out throughout the night from their condo buildings.
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In recent weeks, heartwarming videos of people singing in unison from their balconies have gone viral in places such as Italy, Wuhan, and even Toronto.
However, it seems that some of those living the 6ix are starting to grow tired of the new and touching movement.
A TikTok video, posted to a local Reddit thread on Monday, captured a hilarious outburst of profanity that erupted from a Toronto condo building over the long weekend, telling other residents to quiet down.
In the clip, several people can be heard yelling “shut the f—ck” at each other from their balconies.
In the bizarre moment that appears to showcase the cruder side of the city, the cuss is yelled out multiple times from different people throughout the building.
In Italy they sing. In ##Toronto? STFU 😂 [didnt know the original would get so many views, here’s the full video!] ##foryoupage ##tiktok ##canada ##viral
♬ original sound - erica.elle7
Redditors were quick to point out the TikToks similarity to an older viral video.
In the footage, a woman proudly announces her arrival in New York City only to hear, “Hey lady, shut the f—ck up!” in response.
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Although this viral Toronto moment shows a cruder side to the city, the 6ix has also had some pretty wholesome moments throughout the past week.
A local gamer impressed Redditors early this month after they began projecting games of Mario Kart and Bobble Bobble onto the side of their apartment building.
Mezzo-soprano singer Julie Nesrallah also treated her neighbours to some sweet music by performing from her Toronto balcony last month.
A video of her singing shared to Twitter on March 17 has seen the opera singer go viral with over 250,000 views as of April 13.