Neighbours at WAR over tiny brick wall

The moment two next-door-neighbours almost came to blows has been caught on camera, with one of the furious parties filming the moment her tradie joined in on a tug-of-war with a man furious about a wall. 

A woman took to to share a video of her arguing with her next-door neighbours over a wall she had employed tradies to build.

The woman behind the camera hired the tradies to erect a small brick wall on her side of the driveway to create more separation from her feuding neighbours.

The male neighbour was seen on camera appearing to try and stop the tradesmen from building the wall, using a broom and hose to sweep running water along the wall to stop the mortar from setting.

‘No water, no water, kolaybet it’s not funny,’ the frustrated tradesman was heard repeatedly yelling at the man.

The woman said: ‘You’re ruining the wall!’

The neighbour holding the hose also had his wife filming, who appeared to be shouting orders at her husband before telling the tradesman to stop yelling.

The tradie snatched the hose away before him and the neighbour engaged in a tug of war as water sprayed everywhere.

The angry neighbour was then seen on camera kicking the wall as several bricks smashed to the ground.

‘You are sick, go to hospital,’ the woman shouted at her neighbour. 

‘Are you going to pay for that?’ 

The tradie then yelled at the man with the hose, claiming he had been ‘making trouble’ for kolaybet days.

The woman later posted the footage online and said the pair had been feuding for some time. 

‘We’ve had dramas on and kolaybet off with them for a while,’ she wrote in the comments.

The woman claimed she got along well with all other neighbours.

The four-minute video has attracted more than 6.2million views and almost 10,000 comments.  

But not all the viewers were on the woman’s side.

‘Just saying, always two sides  to a story.Ill bet any money they’re both as bad as each other,’ one wrote.

Another added: ‘Can’t people get along, life is too short.’

Other viewers saw the funny side.

‘That’s when good neighbours become good friends!’ one quipped.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted the woman for further comment on the neighbour dispute. 

After being inundated with viewers’ questions, the woman shared more of her side of the story in a follow-up video, saying she had contacted police over the wall feud.

‘Police came out last night no arrest or charges were made.I asked about malicious damage to property and they said because the wall wasn’t set/cured they couldn’t do anything as it could be fixed again,’ she said.