#AnnoyingNeighbor #FratBoy #NoisyMusic
Are you tired of dealing with a noisy frat boy neighbor who blasts music late at night? I feel your pain! Let me share my experience living next to my annoying frat boy neighbor and how I handled the situation with a touch of humor and pettiness.
### Introducing Ty, the Annoying Frat Boy Neighbor
I’m a 21-year-old female who lives next to a 20-something frat boy named Ty. Ty fits the stereotype of a messy and loud frat boy perfectly. While I don’t mind the occasional noise during the day, his late-night music sessions were becoming unbearable.
### Attempting to Reason with Ty
1. **Having a Conversation**: Initially, I tried talking to Ty about the noise issue politely. However, my requests seemed to fall on deaf ears.
2. **Leaving a Note**: When verbal communication didn’t work, I resorted to leaving a polite note for Ty, asking him to keep the noise down. Unfortunately, the music continued to blare late into the night.
### Embracing the Pettiness
Ty’s persistent disregard for my peace and quiet led me to take matters into my own hands in a playful yet petty manner. Here’s how I handled the situation creatively:
1. **Blasting Children’s Songs**:
– At 10:30 PM, when Ty’s music was at its loudest, I played upbeat children’s clean-up songs and nursery rhymes. The sudden switch in music left him puzzled, and he promptly lowered the volume.
2. **Barney’s Theme Song**:
– As Ty cranked up the music again at 11 PM, I countered with the classic “Barney I Love You, You Love Me” theme song. The cringeworthy tune worked its magic, and Ty’s music ceased once more.
### Asking for Spotify Recommendations
Having successfully trolled Ty with children’s songs, I turned to the online community for more recommendations on annoying songs to play for my frat boy neighbor. Here are some of the playful suggestions I received:
– Yoko Ono’s “I Want You to Remember Me Part B”
– Justin Bieber’s “Baby”
– Rebecca Black’s “Friday”
### Proactively Dealing with Annoying Behaviors
While my petty tactics may have subdued Ty’s late-night music sessions, I still face other challenges living next to him. One of the major issues is Ty’s tendency to treat our front yard like a trash can. Here are some proactive steps I plan on taking to address his behavior:
1. **Setting Boundaries**: I will have a friendly conversation with Ty about respecting shared spaces and keeping the front yard clean.
2. **Providing Reminders**: To ensure Ty remembers his responsibilities, I may leave subtle reminders or notes about proper trash disposal.
3. **Community Involvement**: If the situation persists, I might consider involving our community or landlord to address the issue formally.
In conclusion, dealing with an annoying frat boy neighbor like Ty can be challenging, but it also presents opportunities for creative problem-solving and a good laugh. By approaching the situation with a mix of assertiveness and humor, I was able to tackle the noise issue effectively. Remember, sometimes a dash of pettiness can go a long way in getting your point across to a troublesome neighbor! 😂🎵
Have you ever dealt with a noisy neighbor like Ty? Share your stories and strategies in the comments below! Let’s navigate the world of annoying neighbors together. 🏡🎶
Rebecca Black – Friday
Baby shark, banana phone, never going to give you up, what does the fox say, Cantina Band.
Baby Shark on repeat
The song that never ends. It was sung by Lambchop. Also the do do ba doba song from either seseme street or the muppets.
Baby Shark would be a good option.
That Barbie song
Baby Shark. Tiny Bubbles by Don Ho
Ram ranch and that one country song about a man’s gay lover
Baby shark on a loop
Yoko Ono any song.
jingle Bells by Barking dogs, Yes this is real.
The Harmonicats
Wagner. Ride of the Valkyries
The Wiggles
Elmo’s world,
The song that never ends,
Skinamarinkidink,
The cat came back
Alvin and the chipmunks
The song that never ends
Baby shark
Also sprach Zarathustra by Strauss
Flight of the Valkyrie by Wagner
The 1812 Overmature by Tchaikovsky (make sure it’s one *with* cannons)
Rick Roll him forever, Baby!
What’s new Pussycat? Repeat seven times.
Followed by ‘it’s not Unusual’, single time
Followed by What’s new Pussycat? seven more times
I keep asking to play baby shark on loop when I want to clear our lobby of annoying high school kids
Cbat
Never gonna give you up! Rick roll em
The Kars 4 Kids jingle. Then the reggae version. Then the hard rock version. Then the auto tune version…
Ask any new parents that you know. Poor things will know the hottest new torture beats.
Peanut butter jelly time clip
Macarena.
Wait til they’re sound asleep, then play horrifying demonic music in the middle of the night so they wake up scared. Daytime? Hardcore baptist preachers or gospel music.
My roommates and I went through the same thing years ago. My wall was the most direct to their living room and they used to kick soccer balls against it IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. I have C-PTSD so it was VERY hard to keep my mental health in check. We never got around to this level of petty revenge (I wanted to sweet talk them into lending me their phone so I could hack their bluetooth/music) because I managed to get the whole building to sign a third complaint letter to our landlord. It took them months of police complaints and unpaid rent, but when they finally got evicted they left bags of trash and ripped furniture all over the apartment.
One of the worst neighbors I have ever had. Go get em, OP!
Definitely baby shark. It sticks in your brain forever and if your not careful you start to bob to the music.