A sassy flight attendant has become a viral hit this week when a passenger filmed him delivering his plane’s safety procedures before the flight.
As you can see, he lip-syncs perfectly to the narration and even throws in a few comedy expressions along the way. It would certainly make us pay a little more attention to this potentially life-saving information!
Watch below.
The flight was from Chicago to Phoenix. The flight attendant concerned has identified himself on Instagram. It’s 6’4” Stefan Peters who—going by his Instagram account—is quite a Drag Race fan.
Peters told Queerty he’s always very conscious of being filmed, but was surprised it went viral on TikTok.
“I did it as a way to get people to pay attention,” he said. “Most people don’t look up when we’re doing the safety demo, which is again for their safety, so I figured let me just mouth along to it to get them to pay attention. I think the contrast of a female voice coming from this 6’4” man is funny and would grab attention.”
It certainly does.
“Gurl is lipsyncing for her life! Shante, you stay!” was one well-liked comment online.
“How is everyone not cracking up?!? Where is the applause at the end? That was a full show 😂😭👏👏👏” said another.
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It’s kind of like “Airplane” meets “Magic Mike.”
myloginname
OMG He’s fantastic! And easy on the eyes too.
andrewl
Hell NO NO NO. If I want a performance I will go to the theatre or comedy club or watch TV. I do not want flight attendants being amateur comedians that I cannot escape! Sitting through that would be excruciating for me.
DarkZephyr
You may need to see a specialist if this is true.
Fname Optional Lname
If it gets Str8’s to sit down and enjoy the camp then no harm no foul.
Kangol2
He sounds like fun (6’4″ and thick is a lot of man!) and the lipsyncing would help relieve some of the stress and anxiety of flying these days. I’m all for it.
Thad
It’s American?! They usually do this silliness on Southwest. And people do pay attention!