YouTuber Receives Backlash For Purchasing Food For Homeless Man And Eating It In Front Of Him
These days, social media has many different meanings for many different people. One cannot ignore the significant visibility, knowledge, and reach it provides content creators and consumers worldwide, regardless of trends.?
Social media platforms have their fair share of viral items that are outright cruel and unkind, but there are also plenty of feel-good and pleasant things that make consumers grin.?
Recently, people didn't hold back when one content creator recently attempted to gain attention by pulling off a repulsive prank. Here's what happened.?
YouTuber pranks homeless man by buying him food and eating it in front of him
Prank 'Whatsuptre', a YouTube user, has drawn criticism for posting a video in which he offers food to a homeless man before eating it in front of him.?
Trevor Sellers informs his audience that Los Angeles has the third-highest number of homeless people in the US at the beginning of the now-deleted clip. He continues by saying that it is his responsibility to make sure that nobody goes hungry that day.
As the video cuts, Sellers can be seen approaching a homeless man who is standing in front of a Wendy's outlet and enquiring if he is hungry.Sellers enters the Wendy's outlet and purchases a Baconator combo after the man nods and gives his name.?
When he approaches the man again, he sets a sizable drink container on the ground and begins lecturing him.He may be overheard saying, "I got you a Sprite, large fries, and two Baconators."?
The YouTuber said he had experienced 'homelessness' himself?
The man explained that because he had experienced homelessness himself, he was "going to make sure you get on the right path."However, he starts eating the burger and bag of fries himself instead of passing them out.?
He guzzles down some fries and exclaims, "This is pretty nice.Alright, take care, and have a wonderful day, he says before walking away from the homeless man.?
According to reports, the video was first posted on Twitter on April 21 by @Human101Nature. Over 9.4 million people have now viewed it.Other viewers who were angered by the YouTuber's terrible prank have re-shared the clip, even though it is unknown whether the deed was a real prank or a manufactured play.?
Homelessness is a complex issue in the United States that affects a significant number of individuals and families. Recent estimates suggest that on any given night, there are over 550,000 people experiencing homelessness in the United States.
The problem is particularly acute in certain parts of the country, such as urban areas and coastal cities, where the cost of living is high and affordable housing is scarce. In these areas, homeless individuals may face significant challenges in accessing shelter, healthcare, and social services.
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