I'm the King of sorting out noisy neighbours – they keep me up all night being loud but here's how I get epic revenge
TURNING UP I'm the King of sorting out noisy neighbours – they keep me up all night being loud but here's how I get epic revenge
A FRUSTRATED man with noisy neighbours has left people in hysterics with his 'petty' revenge.
So if you think you've got the worst neighbours and aren't sure how to deal with them, you'll need to prepare to be stunned by this man's vengeful actions.
2
A man has left people totally stunned after sharing how he gets the ultimate revenge on his noisy neighbours
Credit: TikTok/@gravelmanofficial
2
While some hailed him an "inspiration" for his "pettiness," others were surprised he didn't "wake the whole street up" with his vengeful actions
Credit: TikTok/@gravelmanofficial
Advertisement
Posting on social media, the self-proclaimed 'world's fave neighbour,' also known as 'Gravel Man' online, revealed how he got back at his nightmare neighbour.
After claiming that his next-door-neighbour kept him up all night with noise, he demonstrated how he gets his own back, with a string of hilarious clips.
While the man has resorted to using a megaphone and an air horn to wake up his neighbours, he also came up with another savvy solution to get his revenge.
In one now-viral video, the man said: 'It is 7am, my neighbour decided to keep me up all of last night, so I'm gonna be the nice neighbour and wake my neighbour the f**k up.'
Advertisement
As he stood by his living room wall, he shouted into a megaphone: 'It's 7am, time to wake up c**t. Anything you can do, I can do louder, I can do anything louder than you.'
Then, using an air horn, he continued: 'Wakey wakey, rise and shine demon.'
Not only this, but in a follow-up clip, the man described himself as the 'King of sorting out noisy neighbours' as he explained his hack to annoy his neighbours.
He shared: 'Have you ever had noisy neighbours that you literally can't do anything to make them stop? Well, I have and I'm able to make them stop, well just for a short time anyway, because I connect to their Bluetooth speaker and I play music.'
Advertisement
Showing off his revenge plan, the content creator was able to connect his phone to his neighbour's speaker using Bluetooth and proceeded to loudly play music.
The man played the electronic dance track 'Turn Down for What' and slowly turned the volume up, covering his face in shock at how loud it was through the shared wall.
Moment mystery 'neighbour from hell' stuffs POO through letterbox & smears paint stripper over cars in 'calculated' plot
In fits of laughter at his payback, the man told his followers: 'Leave your requests in the comments.'
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @gravelmanofficial, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly gone viral and racked up 1.4million views.
I'm surprised you didn't wake the whole street up!
TikTok user
Not only this, but it's also amassed 167,300 likes and 2,582 comments, with many in hysterics at the man's revenge.
Advertisement
Not only did social media users describe the man as an 'inspiration,' but others 'loved' the man's extreme 'pettiness.'
The Top Five Reasons Neighbours Squabble
One study by Compare the Market revealed the top reason British neighbour's argue Broken fences - top of the board was broken fences and whose responsibility it was to fix it Parking: one of the leading drivers of neighbour disputes, with 54.1 per cent of people having issues with people parking in front of their house, parking bay or driveway Trees - complaints about a neighbour's tree cracking your garden path was also common with nearly half of participants finding it frustrating Bin wars - outdoor bin etiquette continues to ignite the most furious debates between neighbours Nosy Neighbours - some people have their eyes and ears at the ready to have a peek causing problems for others
One person said: 'As someone with noisy neighbours too this made me choke on laughter. Love this level of pettiness.'
Another added: 'This was so satisfying!! I used to have a neighbour who drove me mad with constantly keeping me awake and had to go to work early. I complained and called the police and talked with my neighbour and on and on and on it went until I moved. This was what I wish I was brave enough to do.'
A third commented: 'I'm surprised you didn't wake the whole street up!'
Meanwhile, someone else joked: 'You're an inspiration to us all.'
Advertisement
Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Irish Times
5 hours ago
- Irish Times
‘Skibidi', ‘delulu' and ‘tradwife' among words added to Cambridge Dictionary
'Skibidi', 'tradwife' and 'delulu' are among the new words to have made this year's Cambridge Dictionary in a selection that confirms the increasing influence of the TikTok generation on the English language. For those hoping that such neologisms would be a passing internet craze, the compilers of the dictionary say they are here to stay. 'Internet culture is changing the English language and the effect is fascinating to observe and capture in the dictionary,' said its lexical programme manager, Colin McIntosh. 'It's not every day you get to see words like 'skibidi' and 'delulu' make their way in to the Cambridge Dictionary. We only add words where we think they'll have staying power.' Older generations and those not on TikTok will have to just get used to words such as skibidi. Children often use it to add emphasis to statements. It became popular thanks to Skibidi Toilet – a viral animated video that began on YouTube featuring human heads protruding from lavatories. The Cambridge Dictionary defines skibidi as 'a word that can have different meanings such as 'cool' or 'bad', or can be used with no real meaning as a joke; an example of its use is: 'What the skibidi are you doing?'' People older than generation Alpha tend to greet the use of the word with despair. The US writer and artist Lee Escobedo wrote in the Guardian earlier this year: 'Skibidi brainrot encapsulates a generation fluent in irony but starved for meaning. This kind of hyper-chaotic media serves as both entertainment and an ambient worldview for young men raised online. Their minds normalise prank-as-expression.' The tradwife phenomenon, which dates to a least 2020, has also been widely criticised. It refers to socially conservative influencers who celebrate looking after their husbands, children and homes and post about it on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. The dictionary definition says a tradwife is 'especially one who posts on social media'. [ Here is an experiment. If you know a child under 14, ask them if they know what skibidi toilet is Opens in new window ] Delulu, an abbreviation of delusional, is less controversial, but has become associated with a post-truth world where personal beliefs are more important than reality. Its dictionary entry defines it as 'believing things that are not real or true, usually because you choose to'. Delulu emerged more than 10 years ago as an insult directed at obsessive K-pop fans to question their belief that they would date their idols. The term 'delulu is the solulu' for manifesting your wishes has been viewed billions of times on TikTok. The phrase 'delulu with no solulu' was used earlier this year by Australia's prime minister, Anthony Albanese, to attack his opponents in parliament. 'Broligarchy', a term for the tech industry leaders on whose platforms many of these new words are spreading, also makes it in to the dictionary. '' Merging 'bro' and 'oligarchy', it refers to 'a small group of men, especially men owning or involved in a technology business, who are extremely rich and powerful, and who have or want political influence,' says the dictionary. Other new entries in the dictionary include 'mouse jiggler', a post-pandemic device or piece of software used to make it seem as though you are working when you are not. 'Work spouse', meanwhile, is a phrase for workplace relationships where two people help and trust each other, according to the dictionary.
The Irish Sun
7 hours ago
- The Irish Sun
Love Island star Boris' unexpected connection to Man United football player revealed
Emma revealed where she stands with Boris now LOVE Island star Boris Vidovic has a surprise connection to a famous Manchester United football player. The Casa Amor star, 28 initially struck up a romance with Billykiss Azeez before moving on to Emma Munro. 4 Love Island's Boris is not the only family member in the spotlight Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 4 His sister Anita Vidovic is in a relationship with Manchester United star Benjamin Sesko Credit: Instagram @benjaminsesko 4 The towering striker has moved from German club RB Leipzig Credit: Getty But he and Emma were then dumped from the villa after the public voted them the least compatible couple. But Boris is not the only one in the spotlight. His stunning sister Anita Vidovic, 27, is a model and TikTok influencer and she's in a relationship with Slovenian footie star Benjamin Sesko, 22. The towering striker has moved from German club RB Leipzig. Anita has become a regular fixture in the stands since they started dating in 2022, often seen proudly sporting her man's jersey. The couple frequently share adorable snippets of their life online, including cosy date nights, holiday getaways, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of their relationship. Shortly after leaving the villa, Emma took a swipe at producers - as she revealed the fate of her romance with co-star Boris. The Casa bombshell left ex-boyfriend Harry Cooksley stunned upon arriving in the villa. Speaking to Maya Jama on Aftersun, Emma said: "I'm disappointed the viewers didn't get to see our story play out and I'm disappointed we didn't get more airtime". Meanwhile, she also revealed what the future holds for her and villa partner Boris. Emma takes HUGE dig at Love Island producers as she reveals fate of romance with Boris Emma said: "It's hard to date someone when they live in a different country. But I love Boris." At the finale, Emma and Boris admitted they weren't going to pursue a romantic relationship but were still enjoyed a flirty friendship. Viewers saw Harry's stunned reaction to Emma's Love Island entrance - as he could be heard saying: "Oh my god, it's my ex." It comes as Emma previously denied having gone on Love Island to win Harry back. Addressing fan speculation after leaving the villa, she said: "It's very easy when you've been with someone a long time, to fall back into that spot where you're comfortable. "When we were flirty it felt like everything was good and perfect, but then I very quickly snapped out of it when I saw his behaviour." She added: "I had to keep reminding myself that those were the same behaviours why I left in the first place and why I don't want to go back there." Emma also addressed fan theories of her and Harry having a "secret game plan" to win the show's £50,000 prize. She said: "I think they've just been proved wrong because he's still in there and I've now left the Villa so that definitely wasn't the game plan. "We hadn't spoken, I can confirm that is just a rumour."
The Irish Sun
7 hours ago
- The Irish Sun
Make-up whizz leaves people stunned after showing how she can ‘lose' half a stone with just THREE products
She used a bronzer stick, some blusher and concealer WEIGHT A MINUTE Make-up whizz leaves people stunned after showing how she can 'lose' half a stone with just THREE products A MAKE-UP whizz has left people stunned after showing how she can make herself look half a stone lighter through the clever application of just three products. Sam is skilled when it comes to her cosmetic application, and has figured out where to place her products to dramatically alter look. 3 Sam showed off her finished look after showing how she can make herself look half a stone heavier or half a stone lighter Credit: tiktok/@_sam_luna_ 3 It was all down to the application of her bronzer, blusher and concealer Credit: tiktok/@_sam_luna_ Advertisement 3 The bronzer was the first applied - as she put it high on the cheekbone on the "-3kg" side Credit: tiktok/@_sam_luna_ In a video on her TikTok page, Sam began by applying a bronzer stick high on her cheekbone on one side of her face - the side that would show her looking almost half a stone (3kg) lighter. On the other side, she put it under the cheekbone. Blusher was next, as Sam put it above the bronzer on the -3kg side, the left, before putting it on the apple of her cheek on the other. Advertisement She finished off with concealer. On the left she put a horizontal line from the corner of her mouth, and another from the side of her nostril. She then put it under the corner of her inner eye, and underneath the wing. On the other side, she applied a generous amount of concealer in a triangle shape beneath the eye. Advertisement Sam then blended the make-up together, and showed just how different the application positions made her look. Unsurprisingly, the comments section was filled with people stunned by Sam's make-up talent. "Power of make up," one wrote. I tried the viral '53 method' to banish my 'chins' without going under the knife and the results were astonishing "It's crazy, make-up is magic," another said. "Witch! Looks amazing!" a third praised. Advertisement "Wow the power of make-up," someone else said. "The +3kg make up looks better on you," another commented. "The +3kg look is much more charming, more human, and warm," someone else said. "The -3kg look is plastic, and cold." Top 3 beauty products every woman should be using Hayley Walker, Beauty Expert at Justmylook shared the holy-grail products every woman needs to be using. A cleanser, SPF, and hair oil are must-haves within beauty routines. A cleanser is crucial for healthy skin as it removes dirt, oil, and other impurities for flawless skin. This skincare step not only cleanses the face and removes dirt, but also prevents breakouts and premature skin ageing, helping you maintain a healthy, youthful, and blemish-free complexion. The Aveeno Face Calm+ Restore Nourishing Oat Cleanser is a go-to of mine due to its gentle formula that soothes and restores the skin's appearance and texture. SPF is non-negotiable and should be in everyone's daily skincare routine. Even on cooler, cloudier days, our skin is exposed to the sun's UV rays which can be harmful to unprotected skin and even lead to damage. These damages include sunburn, pigmentation changes, and wrinkles which can impact the skin's texture and appearance. In some cases, prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause skin cancer. Applying SPF daily prevents these damages and protects the skin from harmful rays. I recommend the Beauty Of Joseon Rice & Prebiotic Sunscreen PA++++ SPF50+ for its lightweight, non-clumping texture that absorbs quickly for a natural finish and maximum protection. Hair oil has many benefits and should be regularly used. This treatment can strengthen and protect the hair from external stressors while improving its appearance and shine. Regularly applying hair oil can also reduce breakage and even encourage hair growth for longer, fuller locks. Hair oils also target the scalp, reducing dandruff and improving its health through exfoliation. I recommend using this deeply nourishing treatment a couple of times a week or more depending on the hair's moisture levels. The Hair Syrup Rapunzel Pre-Wash Oil Treatment is a nutrient-rich treatment that revitalises strands to promote a happy scalp and healthy-looking locks. Apply the syrup throughout damp hair before washing; massage from root to tip and allow the formula to penetrate strands before rinsing and styling. However, others insisted the only reason Sam looked so different on either side of her face was because the two sides were different in the first place. Advertisement "It's not just make-up," one insisted. "Her face is different on each side!" "Wait no this is asymmetrical facial features," another wrote, adding: "That really had my brain in a twist for a solid minute!" "It's the position of the heavy eye liner on the left," a third insisted. "Wait is it just me or is one eye higher than the other?" someone else asked. Advertisement "No hate though! You're really pretty!"
