A video shared on TikTok by user @merengboyyy has sparked widespread criticism after capturing a chaotic scene involving a group of motorcyclists near a main intersection in Genting Highlands.
In the video, several riders from a large motorcycle convoy were seen stopping in the middle of the road, causing a significant disturbance. The group could be heard honking repeatedly while circling the area, seemingly indifferent to other vehicles attempting to navigate the same route.
@merengboyyy ni la punca² moto xleh naik genting .. memekak x tentu pasal .. apa function ? nk bgtau org ko da sampai genting ke ? cmni ni la monyet yg selalu buat huru hara kt petrol pump .. org len nk ride pon x senang !!! punca !!! " kerana nila setitik !!! " #ridegenting #gentinghighland original sound - arecip serizawa
The disruption escalated when some members of the group temporarily blocked traffic to gather in the middle of the road, which led to a growing line of vehicles stuck behind them. Their actions appeared to have caused frustration among other road users and disrupted the smooth flow of traffic.
Visibly upset, the video uploader expressed his disappointment in the caption, stating, "Look at people like this. Coming up to Genting to make noise and cause chaos."
He added, "This is why its hard for motorcyclists to go up Genting. Making noise for no reason. Trying to tell people they've arrived in Genting? These are the kinds of people who always cause trouble at petrol stations. Others want to ride in peace but can't."
The video quickly gained traction online, drawing backlash from netizens who condemned the groups unruly behaviour. Many users took to the comments section to voice their frustration, labelling the group as inconsiderate and disrespectful of their surroundings.
Several commenters also highlighted that such actions tarnish the reputation of the broader motorcycling community. Honking without cause and stopping wherever they pleased, they said, not only created inconvenience for other road users but also projected a negative image of motorcyclists in general.
The incident has once again sparked conversations around responsible riding etiquette, especially in popular tourist areas like Genting Highlands where traffic safety and public order remain a top concern.
