'Would You Play for Brazzers Team': Students Harass Nun With Vulgar Remarks, Viral Video Sparks Outrage Online

A video showing students harassing a nun with vulgar remarks has sparked widespread outrage online after being shared on Reddit. Users condemned the behaviour and raised concerns about parenting, early smartphone access and lack of moral education.

Video of students mocking nun triggers anger, incident caught on camera

A disturbing video showing a nun being harassed by a group of students has triggered widespread anger online. In the clip, some students can be heard making vulgar remarks and linking the nun to adult film actors. One student, while recording the video, repeatedly asked if she would 'play for the Brazzers team', naming several adult performers.

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The nun did not respond to the comments in the video. The exact location and date of the incident have not been officially confirmed. However, the clip spread quickly after it was shared on Reddit, where users strongly criticised the behaviour.

The students shockingly go on to using derogatory language while using some Hindi cuss words while  talking to the nun in English.

Strong reactions from social media users

The video triggered hundreds of comments condemning the students’ conduct. Many users described the behaviour as “pathetic” and “disgusting”, expressing concern about respect for women and religious figures.

Several commenters said the incident reflects a failure to teach empathy, humility and basic manners to children. Others argued that easy access to smartphones and social media at a young age is affecting behaviour and attitudes.

Some users blamed poor parenting, saying values must be taught at home. Others said education must include moral learning, not just academic knowledge. A number of commenters also rejected calls for blanket bans on adult content, saying social behaviour problems cannot be solved by bans alone.

Debate over parenting and digital exposure

The discussion online quickly expanded beyond the single incident. Many people raised concerns about children using smartphones without supervision. Some said exposure to explicit online material at a young age may influence behaviour if guidance is missing.

Technology, regional blame and social attitudes

Others argued that technology itself is not the main issue. They said the real problem is attitude and respect for others. According to several comments, stronger guidance from families and schools is needed to teach responsible behaviour in public spaces.

There were also debates among users about regional blame and social attitudes. Some commenters criticised attempts to link such behaviour to any particular region, saying misconduct can happen anywhere.

Wider concern about respect and safety

The incident has renewed public discussion about harassment and respect for women in everyday situations. Many users said the video shows that harassment can target any woman, regardless of clothing, profession or background.

Experts often stress that early education in respect, consent and empathy is key to preventing such behaviour. While the identities of the students in the video remain unknown, the online reaction shows strong public rejection of harassment and verbal abuse.

Authorities have not announced any investigation related to the video so far. It is also unclear whether the school or institution linked to the students has taken any action.