It goes exactly how you’d think…
Hearing a baby wailing and screeching is the last way you’d want to spend a flight, while you’re on your travels to an exciting destination. But sadly, this TikToker was stuck in an enclosed metal tube with the crying baby for a jaw-dropping 29 hours.
He was on a trip from New Zealand to Berlin, Germany, and he wasn’t particularly thrilled when he heard of the youthful passenger for the first time.
In the viral video, which was originally posted in 2022, the Kiwi content creator showed you exactly why you made a mistake wearing headphones.
Henry Beasley is a musician part of a band called Balu Brigada, and posted the 26-second clip on their joint social media account.
Documenting his experience on the long-haul flight, he quickly realised that the trip wouldn’t be an enjoyable one.
Sat a few rows back was an unsettled child, who wasn’t afraid of letting everyone know that they were not having a good time.
It would be impossible for anyone to get some shut-eye on the flight, as the baby was probably trying to audition for his band, showing off their impressive vocal range.
The artist was struggling (TikTok/@balubrigada)
Henry wrote below the video: “Rate my 29 hour flight to Berlin. The kid’s got some lungs. Great projection.”
In the video, the musician’s eye can be seen twitching non-stop throughout his long-haul journey, with the artist poking fun at the situation by recording a ‘nice long’ scream, just for us.
Concluding the video while looking exhausted with his eyes barely open, he said: “Stellar performance, incredible stamina. 10/10.”
Viewers then took to the comments to share what they thought of the vocal passenger, as one user said: “And people have the audacity to ask me why I don’t want kids.”
A second pointed out: “And people have the audacity to ask me why I don’t want kids.”
The baby kept at it for the entirety of the flight (TikTok/@balubrigada)
While a third user wrote: “They shouldn’t let kids on flights longer then four hours.”
Another shared: “The way my anger issues would get me kicked out of a flying plane…”
But there were some viewers that stuck up for the youngling, with one writing: “Put your headphones on and be grateful that it isn’t you.”
A different user agreed, saying: “It’s called noise canceling headphones. Get some.”
Should kids be allowed on flights? I guess it depends on who you ask.
