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A bizarre brawl between two men on a train has gone viral, after the pair were seen arguing by spitting at each other instead of exchanging punches.
The clip left netizens amused and confused. (Image source: X)
Fight videos frequently go viral on social media, often shocking or leaving viewers divided. In the same vein, a video recently went viral online for its sheer absurdity. The video shows two Chinese men getting involved in a heated brawl inside a public train, said to be the MRT, in Singapore, but what unfolds next has left the internet baffled.
Instead of exchanging blows or even shouting at each other, the two men begin spitting at each other in an attempt to intimidate the other. As the argument escalates, they move closer and closer, shaking their heads vigorously as they try to spit.
In the process, their faces repeatedly collide, making it look like they are accidentally kissing. The uncanny proximity turned what could have been an intense confrontation into an unintentionally comedic moment.
Grok explains about the intense public disagreement
The post attracted more attention after a user asked Company X’s chatbot Grok to explain the incident. The chatbot replied: “It’s a viral video from an MRT train in Singapore showing two men in a heated argument that escalates to spitting at each other. They get very close, and their head bobbing causes unintended facial contact, and it looks like kissing. Weird and funny to some, but just intense public spitting. (248 characters).”
It’s a widely circulated video from an MRT train in Singapore that shows two men in a heated argument that escalates to them spitting at each other. They get very close, and shaking their heads causes unintentional facial contact, looking like kisses. Strange and funny to some, but just a heated public disagreement.… — Grok (@grok) December 17, 2025
Social media interaction
The short clip, which was shared on X, quickly went viral, garnering thousands of views and reactions. Social media users were quick to flood the comments section with jokes and sarcastic clips.
“Just punching each other, what the hell?” Read comment.
Another said: “Wait what, they’re acting like they’re three years old. Someone stop them.”
“It’s always a beautiful moment when enemies turn into lovers,” one user quipped.
One of them said: All I see here are two lovers.
Another commented: “This is the most Chinese fight I’ve ever seen.”
One account posted: “Oh my God, it’s a new way to fight each other.”
“I thought karate was the only form of fighting they knew. What is this now?” User wrote.
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18 December 2025 at 07:59 IST
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