'There’s Far Too Much Going On' In Some Absolute Scenes From A British Pub
A hilarious viral clip shows incredible Saturday scenes at a UK pub, with social media users saying ‘there’s far too much going on’ after being reminded of an iconic scene from The Inbetweeners. Watch the footage here:
Everyone loves a Saturday sesh, and where better to do it than down your local? Here, you’re guaranteed to get cheap(ish) pints and friendly faces, complete with carpeted floors... and a buffet, if you're lucky.
A pub recently went viral for all those reasons, with footage showing boozers of various ages dancing away on the makeshift dance floor.
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Better still, you can see a spread of party food lined up on a table that’s been pushed up against the wall to make more room for shape-cutting.
While an older gentleman dances away with a woman, who swings her cap in the air, there's also another bloke in the background who's gone topless.
Sharing the clip on Twitter, one user wrote: “There’s far too much going on in this video.”
Someone else commented: “Looks boss in there.”
Another said: “Classic, the great British public never fails to disappoint.”
A third added: “Shout out for the proper boozers!!!”
It turns out the footage was filmed at The Salisbury Arms in Shirley, Southampton, which originally posted the video on its own TikTok page with the caption: “Another dance off.”
And it seems that, just like their Twitter counterparts, TikTokers were also impressed and baffled in equal measure.
One person wrote: “God bless the UK pub.”
Someone else said: “This reminds me SO MUCH of the Inbetweeners holiday dance scene.”
Another commented: “Welcome to the UK.”
When someone asked if things were always this ‘lively’, the pub replied: “Usually like this when we have a dj or a singer on.”
The Salisbury Arms is located on Shirley High Street and, according to its hours listed on Google, is open seven days a week to keep the party going until 11pm or 12pm at weekends.
The pub's TikTok feed shows footage of regular events for locals, including live singers, DJs and karaoke nights.
Some familiar faces also tend to crop up often in the videos, suggesting it really is a community boozer the locals love - not least for the drinks deals, including two pints of Guinness for £6 on St Patrick's Day earlier this year and five shots of sourz for a fiver over a recent bank holiday weekend.
Topics: UK News
Jess Hardiman