Eddie Hall shares full video after clip of him telling driver he'll 'rip their f***ing head off' goes viral

Eddie Hall has spoken out and released shocking footage after an x-rated clip of him furiously chasing a car away went viral online.

Former World's Strongest Man and three-time strongman champion Hall recently made headlines after a video clip of him aggressively confronting two motorists outside his home went viral on social media.

The video shows Hall chasing the cars and furiously telling them to get away from his house or he will 'f**king rip all your heads off.'

After receiving significant backlash over the clip, the 37-year-old has taken to his YouTube channel to fully explain the incident and share some shocking footage.

In the 30-second clip of the incident taht was uploaded to social media, Hall can be seen chasing the two drivers away from his home, and he's clearly livid.

He shouted: "F**k off, or I'll f**king do you all. F**k off ... I couldn't give a f**k. What about my kids?

"Get out. Get out, you f**king p***k. I'll rip your f**king head off. All of you. Get out and I'll f**king rip all your heads off, you p***k."

But in a post on social media, Hall claims that the video was posted to make him look like a bad guy who 'smashes cars up, threatens people and upsets kids' and asks the public to consider his side of the story.

"Three blacked out cars circled my kids home last night at 9pm revving engines, beeping horns, looking into the property and wouldn’t leave when asked to do so… things escalated and here you’re seeing the last 30 seconds of a total of an 18 minute harassment of my kids peaceful place of sanctuary," he wrote on Instagram.

"I ask you to watch the full video on my YouTube channel and tell me you wouldn’t have done the same?!"

In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Hall, who recently made his MMA debut, shared CCTV footage of the incident and explains that that before the viral clip was filmed, the two cars had been stationary outside of his Newcastle home for 10 minutes, leading to his wife politely asking them to leave.

After the cars remained where they were for a further seven minutes, Hall himself was forced to get involved , but he insists that he did not touch anyone involved and wasn't aware that there were kids involved until that final seconds of the interaction.

"You know, people are sticking up for me, but there's always those that don't understand the situation, that won't read my response, that won't read the context to the video, they'll just see Eddie Hall threatening to rip people's heads off for innocently sitting outside the house with with your kids," Hall added.

"That's how you put it. And it just paints me as an ogre. And it's not fair. You people are the ogres. You people need to learn the lesson from this, not me. Leave my family alone."