TikTok trend instigates driveway-obsessed Brooklyn family in crazy NYC tourist attraction

Warning: Beware of man.A years-long feud between Brooklyn neighbors has sparked a crazy TikTok trend where strangers “harass” a short-fused family by simply idling cars in their driveway.Hundreds of drivers intentionally block Frank Chen’s Bensonhurst property every week, looking to capture his visceral reaction in what antagonizers have dubbed a “NYC tourist attraction.”The driveway dispute has led to dozens of viral videos of Chen sprinting out of his front door within seconds of the cars pulling up in front of the “no parking” signs he’s plastered across his fence — and spewing vitriol at the drivers.The homeowner, 65, hurled profanities, honked and threatened to plow his car forward when The Post pulled up on his driveway Tuesday, after assuming the reporters were “TikTokkers.”“I’m sick and tired of these TikTokkers,” Chen fumed, saying he needs 24/7 access because of his sick 94-year-old father who lives inside.“I don’t know why the TikTok people came here to harass us.

We don’t know each other.Why not leave us alone?”The bizarre social media trend took off earlier this month after a man claiming to be their neighbor captured Chen and his daughter circling his car and ordering him to “move” away from their driveway.The man, who did not respond to The Post’s request for comment, encouraged the video’s nearly 7 million viewers to put the family to the test — igniting dozens of copycat videos.As many as 10 drivers show up daily, Chen says, including some middle-of-the-night hecklers who rev their engines to wake the family.The Chens say the “harassment” has been going on since they moved into the house in 2021 and noticed that their driveway was a popular spot for their neighbors and delivery drivers to idle.The family claims they were initially polite when asking them move, but were allegedly met with spitting, urinating on trees and even racist slurs from their neighbors that Chen’s daughter documented on a Y...