Youths Caught on Camera Anyhowly Beating People in Redhill: Walk Like The Perfect Ah Beng

Street fights are aplenty in this day of age.

King of Fighters.

Tekken arcade duels.

That staredown battle between you and the auntie, who’s also trying to chope the table.

Yeah, street fights are aplenty alright.

But once in a while, there comes a form of street fight that’s so… different…

That we gotta write about it.

And the article you’re about to read features just that;

Alongside a dash of the perfect Ah Beng walk.

Youths Caught on Camera Anyhowly Beating People in Redhill: One Walks Like a Perfect Ah Beng

On Tuesday morning (2 July), a man could be seen getting assaulted near Redhill Food Centre.

In a video posted by SG Road Vigilante – SGRV on Facebook, a guy in a blue shirt can be seen punching another man, who was clad in a red shirt.

The latter can be seen being beaten until he fell onto the floor.

In a later part of the video, a group of guys, including the one in blue, can be seen walking by the roadside.

They were, as the article implied, doing the perfect Beng walk.

According to the caption accompanying the Facebook post, the group was apparently upset with the driver who had recorded the video, as well as nearby vehicles that tried to stop the fight.

“A group of indian guys attacking a helpless indian uncle in red,” the caption reads.

“They were upset with camcar and nearby vehicles whom tried to stop the fight and started chasing & attacking the vehicles instead.

“Additional reports from members also witnessed the Indian group was drinking, dancing & singing with loud music, earlier 730am at the redhill hawker centre.”

The man who was beaten was could also be seen sitting among the bushes in the latter part of the video.

You can watch the video down below:

According to Stomp, the police said they received a call for assistance at 85 Redhill Lane at 8:36 a.m.

Three men, aged between 17 and 21, were later arrested for public nuisance.

Police investigations are currently underway.

Netizens react

The video itself turned out to be an especially viral one, with over 300 comments and 1.2K shares.

And as you might’ve somewhat expected, Netizens showed up to give a piece of their mind.

One also claimed to have witnessed the scene.

While another exclaimed how it was ‘normal’ for such stuff to happen, which naturally invited disbelieving comments.

I’m certainly in disbelief, that’s for sure.

What about you? What do you think about this entire incident?

And most importantly…how long has it been since you’ve seen that perfect Ah Beng walk?