Viral Video of Man’s Camp Chair on Wheels Has the Internet Intrigued

• A video of a man who slotted a garden chair onto a hoverboard has gone viral
• The video was posted on social media and has been watched close to 10 million times
• Many viewers praised the man's "invention", and one even said he solved the public transport problem

A viral video of a man riding his hoverboard fixed to a camping or garden chair has the internet buzzing.

The video was uploaded onto Twitter by Overtime and has garnered close to 10 million views.

Not much is known about the man, but it looks like he has made a gadget on his single-wheel hoverboard that allows his garden chair to fit perfectly.

Watch the clip below:

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Of course, the internet had a lot to say about man's 'invention', we've picked out some of the best responses:

@mvdboyperth said:

"Naaah that’s elite."

@missrjevans82 said:

"Imagine working at a company that’s been trying to design those chairs from Wall-E for the last 14 years just to see this guy nail it with a mono wheel and a lawn chair."

@TxxRedd said:

"Me at bike week 2023 in the Buffalo wild wings parking lot."

@drgs100 said:

"This guy just fixed urban transport."

@eewspeedy said:

"It's settled - I'm getting rid of my car."

@PBRnPosse said:

"It’s a good thing I didn’t see this last weekend. Else I’d have been borrowing Rico’s Onewheel and an innocent bystander’s chair and zooming through the pits."

Ultimate DIY: YouTuber transforms old couch into 120km/h electric 'car', hits the streets as video goes viral

Briefly News reported that YouTuber Marko Terzo created a 'couch car' after doing the ultimate 'do it yourself job of strapping electric skateboards to the underside.

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The viral video shows the entire building process from start to finish. The Youtuber has over five million followers and first decided to fit two electric skateboards underneath the couch, but then ran into trouble as he couldn't steer the couch.

According to Supercarblondie, Terzo added his scooter to the couch and hid the steering mechanism with a pillow. The top speed of the electric power is 120km/h. The rest is history, and the young man was on his way to pranking people in his area, including a drive-thru worker and car dealership salesman.

Source: Briefly News