Over the weekend, the downright ridiculous story of Aussie icon Shannon Noll punching a bouncer at an Adelaide strip club began to take over social media.

Just in case you’ve been living under a rock, Nollsie’s recent misadventure took place at the aptly titled venue Crazy Horse, where he argued with bouncers before it escalated into violence. You just can’t make this stuff up

“They brought out this intoxicated man and I was like, that’s Shannon Noll… He was intoxicated and screaming. He kept saying ‘I’m Shannon Noll, let me back in’,” witness Alastair Longmuir said. Nollsie was subsequently arrested and charged with two counts of assault, and is set to appear in Adelaide Magistrates Court come February.

Now, more footage of the incident has emerged via an onlookers Snapchat account – and thank Jesus that this story was saved to the camera roll. It shows Nollsie engaging in some heated words before being subdued by numerous security guards and police officers. Damn:

#ShannonNoll clashes with security after being kicked out of Adelaide strip club.

DETAILS: https://t.co/uEIEE5xTa5 #TenNews pic.twitter.com/vVDy5ZEAVL

— TEN Eyewitness News (@channeltennews) January 15, 2017

We’ll have to see what happens when Nollsie faces the judge next month.

This whole incident really begs the question as to what’s the bigger crime: Nollsie simply trying to get a lapdance and beverage at Crazy Horse, or the fact that he was only awarded runner-up in the 2003 debut season of Australian Idol. Really makes you think.