Actor records 'weirdest flight ever' after passenger breaks into intercom system: 'Still have no idea what it was'

Emerald Pellot
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An actor claimed to have boarded the “weirdest flight ever” and quite frankly, he had the evidence to prove it.

No, it wasn’t a noisy child or a combative customer. Emerson Collins documented the bizarre incident that lasted the duration of his entire flight. He posted the footage on Twitter, where it was viewed over 1.2 million times.

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“Someone on this flight seems to have broken into the intercom system and continues to make a sound that is somewhere between an orgasm and vomiting,” Collins explained from his seat on the plane.

The Rent: Live! actor’s description is pretty apt. A person was making strange, animal-like gargles and groans sporadically over the intercom system.

The captain and the flight attendants were aware of the situation but couldn’t get to the source. Other passengers looked baffled and confused, but there was no end in sight.

“These sounds started over the intercom before takeoff and continued throughout the flight. They couldn’t stop it, and after landing, still had no idea what it was,” the Twitter caption read.

Collins relayed that the flight attendant thought it was a prank and that the captain was “definitely annoyed” by the issue — although Collins admitted that he “laughed soooooo much longer than anyone else!”

Looks like the plane weirdo will forever remain a mystery and a legend.

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