Man Makes it Rain on Street, Throws Wads of Cash for People, Masquerade Joins in Picking Up the Money in Video
- A man has got many talking on social media after he took residents in a community by surprise by raining cash
- In a video, the man who was escorted by policemen kept on spraying cash at each step he took increasing the jostling crowd behind him
- In a hilarious scene, a masquerade instead of picking money like others had sought to be gifted cash by the man directly
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A man caused a commotion on a street as he turned it to a cash rain.
The unidentified man who was escorted by armed policemen would dip his hand into his bag and throw wads of cash in the air.
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In the Instagram video shared by @ijeomadaisy, the cash sprayer continued the act as people increased in number behind him in anticipation of more cash.
In a scene from the video, a masquerade approached the man for some cash and soon joined the picking spree after he was not attended to.
Social media users react to the video
@omanne1 said:
"The masquerade should remove mask to see well and pick money."
@oluwatomilola.o reacted:
"The masquerade was trying to beg for his own seperately. Oga pick from d floor."
@ticobenson wrote:
"See Eke dey beg make dem give am as VIP. Nwoke m bend down and pick money."
@foodie_that_cooks commented:
"That gunshot is totally unnecessary and wrong!"
@mc_nomicable stated:
"Y is the police man shooting anyhow."
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Young man makes cash rain at secondary school
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a young man had made cash rain as he stormed a secondary school.
In a Facebook post he shared, the man identified as Noble threw wads of cash in the air and watched as the students scrambled to pick the flying notes.
He made a second wave of cash spraying and this time, the students increased in number. The school's location wasn't disclosed.
Noble captioned the post:
"Same month today last year , I was in the school and know one even see my present talkless of appreciating it , So I decided to pay the same school a visit today #nobletotheworld."
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