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Lithuanian radio host swears on air after checking phone; colleague reacts
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Lithuanian radio host swears on air after checking phone; colleague reacts

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A live radio broadcast in Lithuania was interrupted when a host, Jonas, unexpectedly swore on air after looking at his phone.
  • His co-host, Laura, reacted with surprise and tried to signal to him that the microphone was still on.
  • Jonas quickly realized his mistake and muted his microphone, uttering a brief "Oops."

A live radio broadcast in Lithuania took an unexpected turn when one of the hosts, Jonas, let slip a profanity on air. The incident occurred after Jonas glanced at his phone, leading him to exclaim, "Eik tu n***i" (roughly translated as "Go f*** yourself"), a remark likely not intended for his colleague or the listening audience.

Eik tu n***i

โ€” JonasThe expletive uttered by the radio host after looking at his phone.

His co-host, Laura, was visibly taken aback by the outburst. In the moment, she attempted to alert Jonas to his error by repeatedly calling his name and gesturing towards the microphone in front of him, indicating that it was still active.

It was only after Laura's intervention that Jonas seemed to realize the gravity of his slip-up. He promptly muted his microphone, acknowledging the mistake with a simple "Oops."

Jonai, Jonai...

โ€” LauraThe co-host's attempt to alert Jonas that he was still on air.

The clip of this on-air gaffe has since circulated widely on social media platforms, particularly among TikTok users, becoming a point of amusement and discussion.

Ups

โ€” JonasThe host's brief acknowledgement of his mistake after realizing he swore on live radio.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.