In the 25 second video, Mr Paki says; "rubbish c###, rubbish...I'm the f###### man boy. I'll f###### show you how to lead a f###### roopu (group) boy, I'll f###### show you what the f### is up c###. I'm the f####### kaitataki f###### tane (male leader)..o te motu boy. I'm the f###### man, I'll show you what is f###### up c###."
The 19-year-old was also in the firing line for posts he made on his now-disabled Facebook page, that were published on Radio Live.
Next to one photo of a queue of mostly Asian people, Mr Paki wrote: "all these chingy eyed [expletive]".
Mr Paki last week escaped conviction for theft and another of drink-driving where he blew nearly twice the adult limit, as a minor.
Judge Philipa Cunningham granted Mr Paki a conditional discharge without conviction in the Auckland District court. The decision created a stir online with Facebook pages calling for "justice".
Crown Law has not yet made a decision on whether to appeal against Mr Paki's discharge without conviction.
A spokeswoman said the decision would take a few days to make as the judge's ruling would need to be thoroughly reviewed first.
"It takes a wee bit of time."
