The internet found her and destroyed her

A street performer is harassed in Athens Georgia by a woman who knocks over his keyboard. The internet then finds her attempts to serve her justice.

(source vid is by TikTok/TheAndrewShoe )
#streetperformer #keyboard #athensgeorgia #drama #raywilliamjohnson

[belgnbor]

Even in her "public apology", she was nasty.

[SuperSaiyenGodGoku]

Respect to the man that tipped him his entire wallet

[PurpuriteRite]

the guy who tipped his entire wallet is a real W

[robinsinpost]

"I am human and we all make mistakes".
Well, I have not attacked any street musicians lately.

[galaxya]

The lady is probably just jealous that piano man has an audience and fans that actually respect him.

[johnohara]

So glad this vile, disgusting woman got what she deserved that is called Karma !!
Thank you

[weetabixharry]

Her "apology" basically says "I don't want to deal with the consequences of my actions, so leave me alone". That's not an apology.

[ldl]

should have been arrested for harassment ... and theft

[Maninawig]

So happy for Piano Man. Her, though, I read the "appology" and got to admit that I'm not impressed. She just claims to have talked to him and ironed things out, but then goes on and says her actions were a mistake and not that bad.

Not much accountability if you're justifying and gaslighting others.

[ZeusTheAnonymous]

Whoever read the "apology" can instantly see that this is not an apology. She says that she's seen "worse downtown" or that she's "human and we all make mistakes"... well...

[hemanagandla]

She's the definition of narcissism. Glad he pressed charges.

[beyondfubar]

When you harass someone and bully them.. but you can't handle the harassment and bullying. What a terrible human.

[ax]

If it wasn't caught on vid she won't be sorry. Disgusting behaviour

[anabang]

I‘m happy that he pressed charges. Some people need to learn the hard way that actions have consequences

[JeanPierre]

There's a reason multiple human societies developed public shaming as a way to correct behaviour like this.
Way less violent and sometimes just as effective as the ass whooping people who act like this deserve.

[utkarsharyan]

She's not sorry, she's sorry that her actions have consequences

[robv]

Her apology was not even remotely sincere, time to throw the book at these people and give her jail time. Evil woman and a burden on society.

[jamesarnette]

There is a difference between making a mistake and being a mistake.

[brianmo]

She only "apologized" because she was caught

[BenjamintYT]

She 100% wouldn't have learned anything out of her bad actions if people didn't go after her and told her she was a bad person.