Wedding guests inflate balloons in doggie style in Vietnam

  • Footage shows men thrusting behind women in an attempt to blow up balloons
  • Weird party game was filmed at a wedding in Vietnam
  • The men keep thrusting until the balloon pops – and then begin to blow up another one 

Guests at a wedding in north Vietnam were made to inflate balloons in highly inappropriate fashion while a room full of adults and children looked on.

The footage shows two teams of one man and one woman. As the woman are bent over with their hands on the chair, the men stand behind them with their hands on the women’s waist. 

While fast-paced party music plays in the background, the men thrust at high speed to fill the balloon with air as the women hold an air pump. 

The DJ gives the teams encouragement, shouting ‘Faster! Faster! Give them an applause!’ over the microphone. 

The bizarre party wedding game sees a man and a woman attempt to blow up a balloon in an unorthodox fashion while other guests watch on in horror

The men thrust behind the women to try and blow up the balloons as quickly as possible until they burst

The men thrust behind the women to try and blow up the balloons as quickly as possible until they burst

Yet the men are unable to keep up with the fast temp of the game and have to take a break to help catch their breath. 

They continue to perform the thrusting motion until the balloon eventually bursts, and the women put another balloon on top of a pump and the repeat the process. 

The game does not seem to have gone down well with the rest of the guests, who look bemused and are stunned into silence for the duration of the video clip.

Its unclear who won the game – or who thought it was a good idea – as the footage cuts out both teams still going at it. 

The game, played at a wedding in Vietnam, does not seem as if the party game has gone down well with the rest of the guests

The game, played at a wedding in Vietnam, does not seem as if the party game has gone down well with the rest of the guests

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