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Woman destroys street player’s piano, swipes some of his hard-earned money: ‘No, stop!’
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September 27, 2023
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1:09Now PlayingShocking video posted to TikTok captured the moment a drunk woman knocked down a street performer’s piano while he was playing, then taking his tip money in Athens, Georgia.
The woman, identified by TMZ as Shauntae Heard, budged her way through listeners enjoying Andrew Husu’s performance of Billy Joel’s hit song “Piano Man” when she randomly pressed down on the keys to his keyboard.
“No, stop!” two people standing nearby shouted before telling a confused Husu to just continue playing.
The video skips ahead during the night when Husu was still set up on the sidewalk before Heard returned with friends.
“So this kind of stuff happens here and there so I usually just keep playing through it, but after what’s about to happen I had to stop,” Husu said in a voiceover during the viral video that’s amassed more than 3.2 million views.
Husu tries his best to ignore the heckler when she approaches the equipment a second time.
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