A video posted to TikTok shows a tense verbal confrontation between two women at a Columbus, Ohio, gas station. The dispute appears to center on how long one woman was parked at a pump.
The person recording the video, whose TikTok handle is @teenana99, stated in the clip that the other woman “approached” her. The video’s on-screen text states the argument began “All cause I wasn’t moving fast enough.”
The footage shows the two women exchanging accusations and insults, with one repeatedly calling the other “ratchet” and “ghetto.” The video has drawn comments from viewers, with some defending the person who recorded.
The confrontation began over a parking spot at a gas pump
The video begins with a shot of the ground before panning up to a white Nissan Juke parked at a gas pump, with a Kroger sign visible in the background. On-screen text reads, “Tell homegirl to be blessed,” and “Anyone know homegirl? She called me all kinds of names and yelling at me and then thought I was gonna be okay with her talking to me like this.”
A voice in the video, believed to be the person recording, is heard saying, “For 5 minutes, that’s fine. Bye, babes.” The driver of the Nissan, a woman with dark hair, a black tube top, ripped jeans, and visible tattoos, then exits her vehicle.
The recorder then remarks, “You don’t even have a license plate.” The driver quickly retorted, “I do, b–ch.” The recorder insisted, “You don’t,” but the driver pointed to the back of her car, stating, “I do, it’s right there. Get it, get it, because you’ve been sitting in the back.”
The argument continued with the recorder stating, “You’re supposed to have one in the back, not in the front. You’re very young.” The driver then walked toward the camera, holding her phone, and explained her presence, saying, “I got gas and I wanted to get air. I knocked on her window, asked if she was done.”
The recorder interjected, “Look who looks crazy,” and the driver continued, “All day long.” The recorder then accused, “Look who looks crazy and who’s yanking. It doesn’t matter. You’re yelling at me and then want me to move.”
Both women accused each other of yelling and aggression
The driver continued to gesture and speak while the recorder repeatedly stated, “You’re yelling at me and you want me to move. Yelling at me.” The recorder then directly asked, “Does anybody know her? Does anybody know her?” The driver mimicked her, asking, “Does anybody know her? Does anybody know her? She’s very angry today for no reason.”
The driver then explained her actions again, saying, “I knocked on her window. I said, can I—” but the recorder cut her off, insisting, “I haven’t yelled at you once. I have not yelled at you.” The driver claimed, “You got nasty the second I knocked on my window.” The recorder denied this, saying, “No, I didn’t. I know I didn’t. That’s why you look crazy and you’re walking around.”
As the driver walked back to her car and got inside, the recorder continued to speak, stating, “I’m ratchet and ghetto because I’ve been calm this whole entire time. I’ve been calm this whole entire time, babes. I’ve been calm this whole entire time.” The driver, now in her car with the window down, was still visible. The recorder added, “Oh my God, you got a whole nother lady over there recording and she can tell you that I’ve been calm this whole entire time. You’re yelling at me.”
The driver responded, “Exactly.” The recorder reiterated, “You’re yelling at me. You’re yelling at me. You’re yelling at me. You’re yelling at me. You’re yelling at me.” The driver said, “Bye,” and the recorder replied, “No, bye.” The driver then stated, “You don’t run me,” to which the recorder responded, “Bye.” The driver repeated, “You don’t run me.” The recorder countered, “Neither do you.”
The driver said, “I didn’t say I ran you, but you know—” and the recorder interrupted, “Neither do you. Run me. Call me. Bye.” The driver said, “Neither do you. I didn’t say that.” The recorder firmly stated, “I didn’t yell at you, not once.” The driver insisted, “Yes, you did. You came at me aggressive. I can sense energy. Energy, babes. I came— I came with energy.” The recorder concluded, “I’m not, babes. I haven’t been nowhere.” The driver then continued to express her frustration, saying, “I don’t give a— I don’t know what’s in your personal life. You clearly are having a bad day. You’ve been sitting there for over 5 minutes and I got my gas, I got myself in my car, put myself in my purse, okay, girl, girl, babe.”
The video was posted with a caption that read, “Columbus do you work… don’t put that hate for your life on me girl… I didn’t approach you you approach me the the negativity… #fyp #columbusohio #findher.” The caption suggests the person recording believed the other woman initiated the confrontation.
The comment section of the video included reactions from viewers. One comment stated, “She called you out your name…she called you ratchet and ghetto. According to the video’s creator, you’re calm 😌 she’s definitely projecting.” Another comment read, “damn, she did all that in front of her kid ☠️,” implying a child may have been present during the incident.
Other comments included, “The way I would’ve sat in my car looking at her. I’m not arguing with you,” and “Shes in a bad mood cause her belt too tight 😂.” Another viewer commented, “She’s cussing and being aggressive, I would’ve been very uncomfortable.”
One comment offered a broader perspective on the interaction: “This is how they flip the script on black people. lol calling someone who is speaking proper English ratchet and ghetto is sooooo racist 😭 the aggression from them gets no label?” This comment appears to reference the specific insults used during the argument.
