Comedian Vic DiBitetto Shares Hilarious ‘Baggage Claim’ Video
The Brooklyn-born comic brings his signature explosive energy to everyday airport frustrations.
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In a recent Instagram post titled “Baggage claim,” comedian Vic DiBitetto goes off again. This time, he rants about the pain of waiting for airport luggage. The video shows him standing near a pile of bags in an airport. He points at the bag and amusingly delivers his classic, explosive commentary. It’s another signature DiBitetto moment—loud, funny, and all too relatable.
Airport Frustrations Take Center Stage
The comedian, known for his high-energy outbursts and relatable everyday observations, doesn’t hold back as he vents about the common irritations travelers face when waiting for their bags. DiBitetto’s distinctive Brooklyn accent and animated delivery style are on full display as he transforms a mundane airport experience into comedic gold.
The Man Behind The Rants
For those unfamiliar with Vic DiBitetto, the Brooklyn-born comedian has built a successful career on his ability to articulate everyday frustrations with explosive energy. DiBitetto gained significant attention with his 2013 viral video “Bread & Milk,” where he frantically rushed to the store before a snowstorm. The video catapulted him to wider fame, eventually helping him secure roles in films like “Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2” alongside Kevin James.
DiBitetto’s comedy style is often characterized as a form of “blue-collar comedy” that resonates with working-class audiences. His approach typically involves passionate rants about daily annoyances that most people can relate to – from traffic and customer service to, as in this case, airport inconveniences.
A Pattern Of Passionate Rants
The baggage claim video is just the latest in DiBitetto’s catalog of comedic complaints. A look at his recent Instagram activity shows a consistent theme of humorous tirades on various topics. Just days before the airport post, he shared a video titled “Ticked Off Vic: Optimum IS NOT OPTIMAL!!!!” where he expressed frustrations with cable service providers.
Another recent post featured DiBitetto yelling about needing a dime, with the all-caps caption “I NEED A DIME!!!!!!!!!!!” showcasing his characteristic explosive energy. He also posted a similarly styled rant about waste management with the caption “If only we could export our CRAP!!!!”
From Garden Humor To Sports Commentary
DiBitetto’s range extends beyond just anger-fueled comedy. He recently posted a video titled “Agreenthumbfella,” suggesting a comedic take on gardening, perhaps with a mob movie parody twist given his characteristic Italian-American humor style.
Sports fans might appreciate his comedic take on NFL drafts, with a post captioned “The New York Giants 2025 NFL Draft Press Conference with Vic DiBitetto,” showing the comedian isn’t afraid to poke fun at sports organizations and their decision-making processes.
Everyday Frustrations As Comedy Gold
The themes in DiBitetto’s content consistently center around life’s annoyances – from a video simply captioned “The unkindest cut” to home renovation frustrations in “I just want a bathroom. Not the Taj Mahal!!!”
Even serious topics aren’t off-limits, as evidenced by his “Ticked Off Vic” series, which included an episode where he exclaimed, “They’re betting on who is the next Pope!!!!????” expressing bewilderment at gambling on religious succession.
What makes DiBitetto’s airport baggage claim rant particularly relatable is how it taps into a universal experience. Through his distinctive comedic lens, DiBitetto transforms these shared frustrations into moments of cathartic humor, allowing his audience to laugh at the absurdities of modern life – whether it’s waiting for luggage, dealing with cable companies, or navigating home renovations.
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