A woman who previously attracted attention for dancing around a vertical grab pole inside an MRT train has reportedly become the subject of another online discussion after footage of her latest antics on public transport circulated.
The woman, previously reported to be a Filipino domestic helper, had earlier sparked criticism after a video showed her dancing around an MRT handrail while holding a cup.
Now, social media users are raising fresh concerns over her behaviour, with some questioning whether she is treating Singapore’s public transport facilities as a playground.
Woman previously filmed dancing inside MRT train
In the earlier incident, a video shared on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page showed the woman moving around a vertical grab pole inside an MRT train while holding a cup.
The footage attracted mixed reactions, with some social media users questioning her conduct on public transport.
Other commenters, including fellow Filipinos, reminded her that creating online content did not mean she could disregard public transport etiquette.
Some also highlighted Singapore’s restrictions on eating and drinking inside MRT trains, although it was unclear whether the woman was actually consuming anything from the cup.
Latest behaviour prompts fresh safety concerns
In the latest discussion, Facebook users expressed concern over footage apparently showing the same woman behaving playfully around a public transport travelator.
Some commenters warned that such behaviour could lead to an accident, particularly if her hair or clothing became caught in the moving equipment.
Others questioned why public transport facilities were being used for content creation rather than their intended purpose.
Several users also called for authorities to take action if her behaviour was found to have breached public transport regulations.
Netizens divided over her behaviour
While some commenters criticised the woman’s actions as inappropriate, others questioned why people were continuing to follow and discuss her activities.
One netizen suggested that she appeared overly focused on creating content for her social media audience.
Another questioned why people were keeping track of her activities, suggesting that the attention surrounding her might be contributing to the online controversy.
There were also comments calling for greater consideration towards other commuters who share the same public facilities.
The latest discussion has once again raised questions about the boundaries of social media content creation in public spaces.
While filming and creating videos can be a harmless hobby, commuters are still expected to use public transport facilities responsibly and avoid behaviour that could endanger themselves or inconvenience others.