Video: 'Immature' passengers fight over window shade in flight

Both men are seen fighting over the window shade with none giving up.

Two men on a recent flight got into a fight over a window shade and were filmed lifting it up and pulling it down continuously.

 

 

 

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The video was posted on popular Instagram account 'Passenger Shaming' which dedicatedly shares videos and pictures of troublesome passengers. The recent clip starts with one passenger pulling down window shade of the seat in front of him. Not wanting to cover his window, the passenger seated in front of the man quickly lifts up the window shade. 
Both men are seen fighting over the window shade with none giving up. 'I want this down', the man is heard saying repeatedly as the passenger sitting next to the window keeps lifting the shade.  The flight attendant is called who fails to pacify the quarreling passengers and the fight escalates to the point where the man in the front seat holds his hand on the shade to stop the man behind from touching it. 
The video has been viewed over 400,000 times and has garnered over 2,000 comments in just a day, reported NDTV.
Several people commented and called the fight "immature" while others pointed out that the man was pulling down the window shade of the seat in front of him actually had his own window shade open. 'The guy behind shouldn't be doing it. He's instigating a fight', wrote one person. 'Why is he shutting someone else's blind when his is open'? another asked.