Amazon Warehouse Staff Banned From Blasting System of a Down

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Apparently, System of a Down is not an Amazon warehouse-approved band.

A TikTok person claiming to be an worker at one of many company’s distribution warehouses “someplace within the midwest,” in accordance with her bio, alleges Amazon will not permit her to play music by the metallic band whereas working.

“THAT’S THE LAST TIME I MAKE A SUGGESTION !!! @systemofadown,” @vialahabibi posted alongside a video of the band’s smash tune “Chop Suey” enjoying within the background, earlier than the music was abruptly modified to Harry Kinds‘ “Watermelon Sugar.”

The video presently has 1.3 million views.

Within the feedback part, @vialahabibi added, “It’s not honest. We’re all adults — we must always all be capable to get pleasure from music of our liking enjoying.”

When one commenter steered she play the band’s tune “Rage,” she responded, “TRIED BUT THEY REJECTED MY REQUEST.”

“Like ‘Watermelon Sugar’ is any extra acceptable for a office,” one other person commented concerning the warehouse’s alternative tune, which is confirmed to be about intercourse.

“They mentioned ‘wait [we’re] the system,’” one other person joked, whereas yet one more particular person within the feedback weighed in, “[They’re] afraid SOAD would begin one other union revolt.”

Watch the viral TikTok, under:

Within the feedback, fellow Amazon staff shared their music alternatives. One even claimed that they performed “Bezos I,” comic Bo Burnham’s tune about Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

“My PA performed ‘Du Hast’ and ‘Feuer Frei’ one night time after lunch … I believe the dude preferred Rammstein,” one other Amazon employee wrote.

In the meantime, two different TikTok customers wrote that they don’t seem to be even allowed to play music at their warehouses, whereas a UPS employee claimed that they as soon as performed “WAP” by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion.

In an replace shared to her TikTok, @vialahabibi shared, “Shock … our Amazon Warehouse performed Tame Impala and never the standard prime 40s radio bs that fries my mind like an egg.”