Ibiza DJ left raging as parents send savage note branding him ‘disrespectful and selfish’ for waking up their two-year-old – but people say THEY’RE to blame
- Bryan Checo, 26, has been working in nightclubs around the party island
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A DJ has been left furious after parents labelled him ‘disrespectful and selfish’ for waking up their two-year-old during their Ibiza getaway.
Bryan Checo, from Chile, works in several nightclubs around the Spanish island, which is famous for its party scene.
Over the weekend, the 26-year-old was left stunned to discover a note which had been pushed under the door of his holiday accommodation.
The handwritten note – which he subsequently posted on Twitter – had been written by a set of parents who were infuriated by the noise coming from Bryan’s room.
It read: ‘You are the most selfish people, waking up a two-year-old.
Pictured: the note Bryan Checo found pushed under his door. The anonymous parents labelled him ‘nasty and selfish’
‘Nasty, selfish and absolutely NO manners or RESPECT.’
The anonymous parents – who refused to sign the note – finished the message by labelling the DJ and his friends ‘dragged up s**gs.’
Unsure how to respond, Bryan then shared a photo of the hastily-written note with his Twitter followers.
He mused: ‘Who brings a 2 year old to Ibiza?’
His tweet has been seen by over 1.9m people and sparked fierce debate among Twitter users.
Taking Bryan’s side, one horrified follower replied: ‘The way they came for your throats so personally!’
Another added: ‘To be fair, the selfish people in this scenario are the people who went to Ibiza – despite having a two-year-old.’
Meanwhile, a third said: ‘[This] is probably the same people that were walking around the Red Light district in Amsterdam late with a buggy…’
The handwritten note sparked fierce debate on Twitter – with some arguing that ‘people with young families should be able to have holidays too’
‘She’s a selfish woman if she thinks people should stop their holiday because she brought a 2 year old to Ibiza,’ a fourth critics said. #She should move hotels to the quieter part of Ibiza.’
However, others weren’t so quick to judge the parents – and highlighted how certain areas of Ibiza are very family-friendly.
One wrote: ‘Think it depends on location. If it’s a family hotel away from the party scene. Then it’s fair game to have a bit of a whinge.
‘If it’s a party hotel in San antonio, then they can’t complain.’
‘Think we need more context as certain parts of the Island are considered family friendly,’ another said. ‘Other parts not so much.’
‘People with young families should be able to have holidays too,’ a third wrote.
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