The internet is divided among parents who allow their kids to disrupt other passengers on an eight-hour journey.

In a video posted to the “Public Freakout” Reddit thread, a tiny toddler can be seen bouncing up and down on a tray table, shaking the seat in front of her while the man seated there bounces around.

The clip quickly went viral, with many people criticizing the parents for letting their youngster “run wild” throughout the eight-hour journey, according to the individual who submitted the video. Since its first posting, it has earned approximately 20,000 upvotes and over 1,000 comments.

It’s unknown where the family is from or what airline they were on; however, Reddit users suggested that the toddler seemed to be from the United States. The video generated a debate over how the parents and the disturbed guy should have treated the bouncing youngster.

“I would feel like a failed parent if my kids were doing this and I was just straight up allowing it,” one person remarked.

“I’m hitting the recline button at the same time as the jump, hoping the extra few inches of force is enough to snap the tray table,” said another commenter.

Many chastised the unnamed man for not intervening in the nine-second video footage and instead “letting it happen.”

Plane etiquette has recently been hotly disputed, particularly when it comes to families traveling with little children. Insider’s Michele Theil reported in October that a mother was commended for how she requested a stranger to exchange seats on a plane after she taped the “win-win” transaction for TikTok.

According to the report, Anna Lyn Cook, the mother, gave another passenger a seat with greater legroom in return for his seat next to her family. Commenters were eager to point out that Cook approached her request “the right way.”

“I would never ask anyone to switch seats unless I could provide a better alternative.” I’d happily accept if they didn’t want to. Also, if we have the chance, we always pay extra to choose our seats,” Cook stated in the video’s caption.

According to the New York Post, another TikToker faced flak in October for refusing to relocate seats so that a family of three could sit together. Maresa Friedman advised families to prepare ahead if they wished to sit together in a video explaining her choice.

“I’m sorry, moms and families, but as a fellow mom, I’m not a villain for not giving up my seat,” she said in the post.