Grateful Son Buys Same 2021 Car Model for Himself and Mum, Shares Cute Photos
- A young man recently raised the bar higher on how one's mother should be appreciated
- The son gifted his mum a new 2021 Hyundai car, the same model he got for himself
- Tweeps 'tapped' into his success as they prayed to make their mothers happy someday
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A young man has created much buzz on Twitter after revealing that he bought new Hyundai cars for himself and his mother.
In a post on Sunday, February 14, he revealed that the blessings were possible with God's help and nothing else.
The four photos he shared on the bird app showed the different funny poses they both had with their new whips.
In one of the snaps, the son lay on the car's bonnet with carefreeness. The mother on the other hand held a bouquet in front of hers.
See his post below:
The tweet generated interesting conversations around the love and responsibility of a son to his mother.
At the time of writing this report, the post has almost 90,000 likes with thousands of retweets and many quoted replies.
Briefly.co.za compiled some of the reactions below:
@HartyAdrian said:
"It's just a matter of time, my mama is for sure getting one when the times right."
@BlazingThat said:
"Well Done.. Extremely happy and overjoyed for you and your Mom!"
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@Succeszdavis said:
"The smile on your mom's face is a vibe, love my mum."
@GAsznee said:
"I tap into this bruh. Imma Suprise my mama."
@ka_diri said:
"God's gonna keep blessing you so you gonna keep doing much more for her. They deserve everything!!!"
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that a Nigerian-American lady, Jackie Aina, made her mother proud after rewarding the woman for everything she has done.
On her mom's 59th birthday, the lady who is also a popular YouTuber bought her a white BMW X7 as a gift.
Aina's mom could not hide her joy when she drove the whip for the very first time. The YouTuber said her mother has always wanted that type of car for a long time.
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