A WOMAN has claimed she drove three hours to confront her racist troll, documenting the entire experience on TikTok.
The TikTok user posted a video showing her journey to meet a man who allegedly had left racist comments on one of her earlier posts.
Her account has since been made private, but not before other users began reposting the video across the platform.
The clip opens with the creator stepping out of her car and searching for the correct building.
After knocking, she asks for someone named Mike.
“Hello, I’m looking for Mike. Does a Mike work here?”
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Once she’s told she’s in the right place and speaking to the right person, she asks to come inside.
She can be heard asking: “A couple of days ago, you left a comment under somebody’s comment section. Do you remember that?”
“It was regarding the Tennessee District 7.”
The comments she is referring to have since been deleted, but screenshots have been reposted by other TikTok users.
In the screenshots, Mike allegedly used the N-word and accused black people of “constantly whining.”
They were responses to a video in which she discussed the close race between the Republican and Democratic candidates in the Tennessee District 7 election.
The Republican candidate Matt Van Epps ultimately won on 2 December.
After reminding him of his alleged racist remarks, the TikToker gives him a chance to apologise.
If he refused, she says, she would inform his wife about his alleged Grindr account.
“You see how easy it was for me to find you? It’s not cool, right?”
“So I’m giving you the opportunity to apologize, or I’m going to show your wife the Grindr account I found.”
“Mike” agrees to apologise.
She then pulls out a written apology and asks him to read it aloud.
“I, Mike, apologize for my actions,” he reads.
“I can see the consequence of my actions, and I will not do this to anyone else ever again.”
When he finishes, she can be heard telling him, “It was so nice meeting you,” and promptly leaves.
In a reference to the Liam Neeson movie Taken, one user wrote: “She has a special set of skills. She will find you and make you apologize.”
Another added: “She out here teaching real life lessons! Take note, all the Mikes of the world you can be found.”