Karen's Airplane FREAKOUT over reclining seat

In this jaw-dropping viral video, witness a tense moment onboard an airplane when a passenger reclines her seat, only to be met with a furious reaction from a fellow traveler. The internet is abuzz with opinions on whether it's justified or downright outrageous. Are you Team Recline or Team Stay Upright? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!

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[aaronrobb]

I'm with this woman there nothing like parents who don't teach their kids properly and getting your seat kicked for 10 hours ain't fair.

[terryrodriguez]

If you pay for a seat you can recline it. If you have the window you have control of the window. Parents control your children.

[Ali]

She’s not Karen. I’ll be mad too if someone is kicking my seat.

[itsjustNO]

The seats reclined for a reason. You’re allowed to recline your seat. It only goes back so far and everybody on the plane would have to deal with somebody leaning back towards them a little bit. This lady has every right to stand up for herself and shame on the people behind her for kicking the seat nonstop.

[tonyt]

She’s 100% right!
And I wouldn’t have waited until the plane landed to let them know.

[bettyjones]

They made these seats smaller and I think the airline needs to be changed and called out for this.

[lauramcfadyen]

The seats recline and everyone who's ever flown knows that. So I agree with her, she's allowed to put her seat back.

[-----GOD-----]

Only a sociopathic Karen would feel entitled enough to let their child incessantly kick the back of another passenger's seat.

[godsgiftgod]

She done the right thing... wish people would stop calling everyone a Karen just because she stood up for herself. Well done love

[xanne]

She’s not a Karen. It’s just the lady behind her that feel the privilege.

[sylviawyse]

On a recent flight, the “gentleman” in front of me pushed his seat back before I could finish my meal. My food and tray was trapped under the back of his seat! I started to laugh at the complete ridiculousness of the situation but the lovely lady beside me reached between the seats and asked him to wait until we had finished eating. We need to be aware how our smallest actions can effect those around us.

[RL-uzby]

Blame the airline companys for putting reclining seat on the planes😂

[Proudchristian]

If people would just speak with each other and try to be courteous

[robertfoster]

And was not the Karen. I’d be pissed too if someone was kicking the back of seat the entire flight.
I had a guy once put his sticky foot on my arm rest. I asked to put it down and he refused. So I took my apple pen and kept jabbing him until took his foot down.
I don’t blame that girl for one second. Glad she spoke up and with any luck, she embarrassed that person.
And for the person who posted this video and labeled a Karen incident. You are absolutely wrong.

[clairewood-forrester]

You are allowed to put your seat back. These parents don’t have any control over their child

[michaelwilks]

If the people who built the plane didn’t want the seats to recline then they would have built it such but they didn’t, they built them to recline so she has the right to recline her seat.

[Kimpossibility]

She isn’t a Karen. Those who are complaining are the Karen’s.
This isn’t hard people: If the seat reclines, then she is allowed to recline it. If you don’t want a seatback in your face, then UPGRADE. That f*cking simple.

[theonewhomjesusloves]

It’s highly annoying to have your seat kicked constantly and the woman had every right to put her seat back. I wouldn’t label her a Karen.

[garymulligan]

The lady is correct. She is allowed to put her seat back. Your not allowed to kick it if you don't like it.

[MzVonnie]

When I recline my seat, I always ask the person behind me if they have enough room to avoid confrontation.