An aggressive leftist has been humiliated after hurling abuse at a livestreamer and trying to steal his microphone outside a Melbourne shopping centre.
Australian nationalist content creator Hugo Lennon, known as Auspill online, travelled to the Chinese immigrant-dominated suburb of Box Hill on Saturday to interview locals and hand out March for Australia flyers while streaming on Kick.
The live footage showed Lennon saying “g’day” to a man wearing a black singlet and a backpack who yelled out “you’re a fucking gronk mate” before following Lennon, fellow streamer Sir Doug and their cameraperson into the nearby mall.
Here’s the full clip of what happened today when @aus_pill dropped a leftist in Box Hill after he pursued both him and @sir___doug into a shopping centre to abuse the pair.
Unfortunately, the security there seemed more concerned with the two filming inside the building than the… pic.twitter.com/ilxtKxDoCa
— What’s News!? (@Whats_Newsss) December 13, 2025
The man then approached Lennon, calling him a “Nazi”, and trying to slap the microphone out of Sir Doug’s hand as Lennon said “what’s wrong, bro? Just relax”, and security guards came over and took the side of the leftist heckler, telling Lennon to stop filming and leave.
While Lennon was standing outside the shopping centre and talking to the group of four security guard the man charged towards him again saying “fuck off” and appeared to be about to attack him.
When Lennon dropped his microphone to defend himself the man grabbed the microphone and said “thank you”, picked it up and went to run off, but Lennon grabbed him and slammed him onto the ground, saying “Touch my fucking shit again, bro, see what happens.”
The leftist then hid behind the security guards before walking back into the shopping centre.
Lennon and his group later speculated the man may have objected to the March for Australia flyers they were holding up before the first interaction.
The confrontation comes a fortnight after Lennon clashed with Rebel News host Avi Yemini and Christian Zionist activist Nick Patterson after they told him Australian nationalists were not welcome at a rally called Put Australia First in Melbourne where One Nation leader Pauline Hanson was speaking.
Header image: Left, right, the confrontation in Box Hill (Auspill).
