"Israeli audacity at its best":
This is how the singer Narkis chose to call the short ticketing video from her vacation in Prague that she shared yesterday (Tuesday) with 35.4 thousand followers, in which she managed to annoy a local sailor.
In the video, Narcissus is seen standing on the pier, holding a drinking glass and chanting with a big smile the hit I Am Sailing by Rod Stewart.
While the singer looks amused and full of energy, in the background are the cries of a local sailor, who saw the singer and did not like the play.
"Why are you shouting?" Narkis asked him in Hebrew, when in the caption that ran on the film she called the salt "Popeye" (because of the dress reminiscent of the familiar cartoon character).
"Come down, come down," he shouts at her, trying to explain to him that she just wants to take a picture and adds in broken English: "Don't extrapolate your sleep."
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The video received more than 53,000 views, with reactions to Narkis' Israeli insolence being divided.
"When you do not respect the rules of the place, you give a bad name to all of us. No sound," wrote a surfer.
"Didn't she realize she was unwanted there?", Another surfer added.
"It is enough to emphasize Israeliness."
"Of course for safety reasons he asks you to come down," wrote another surfer.
"Cheeky, I expected more from you," scolded a surfer.
"Acting like a little girl looking for input," "Israeli audacity is not pride," "he said go down."
"Repulsive behavior abroad, and then we are surprised that people hate us," others added.
"Are you stunning?"
Narcissus' response could not be obtained at this time of publication.
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