A passenger who began shaving his head on a moving bus startled many on social media, according to a report from Mothership. The man did not seem to be embarrassed about traveling with others nearby.
Photos captured by a fellow rider on the same bus, and later circulated on social networks, show the moment the man sat still in his seat, then produced an electric shaver and began running it over the woman’s head. The action lasted roughly twenty minutes, witnesses say. (Source: Mothership)
One observer, identified as Jerry, commented on the event, noting that the episode highlights a need to reinforce proper public behavior for commuters in Singapore. The reactions across platforms generally echoed that sentiment, with many users criticizing the incident as rude and unhygienic. (Source: Mothership)
Public discussions following the clip leaned toward the expectation that shared spaces require consideration for others. Across the comments, many emphasized that personal grooming in a public transport setting can be off-putting and uncomfortable for nearby passengers. Some readers described the scene as unsettling and unsanitary. (Source: Mothership)
In a separate, unrelated online moment, social networks once sparked fear by circulating a video about a baby undergoing an MRI in the womb. Such posts illustrate how quickly unusual or startling footage can spread online and influence public perception of behavior in everyday life. (Source: Mothership)