Man’s Underground Bunker Goes Viral After Peeps Discuss Its Relevance Thanks to Russia Ukraine Conflict
- A video of the building of an underground bunker has gone viral on social media after it was reshared on TikTok
- The video was originally shot and uploaded by British YouTuber Colin Furze and now peeps are joking about World War III
- Cyber citizens have taken to the comments section of the first video in the three-part series on TikTok to talk about the Russia-Ukraine conflict
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A video of British YouTuber Colin Furze's underground bunker has gone viral on TikTok. @m1lanhhw shared Colin's YouTube update on the popular video-sharing application with the caption stating that he is safe.
The video was broken up into three parts on TikTok from Colin's 10-minute video on YouTube. Due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, social media users have been joking about a possible World War 3.
With over 2.3 million likes on TikTok, the reshare of the building process of the underground bunker has allowed netizens to share all kinds of doomsday jokes in the comments section.
Click here to watch the full video on YouTube.
Source: UGC
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Below is the viral TikTok post:
Cyber citizens respond to the thought of an underground bunker
@skiiiti.a.tad said:
"Russia is watching this."
@Itsmeeeeeee wrote:
"The next family who owns this house will think it’s from WW1."
@Jessica Keck asked:
"Can I come?"
@football_editz shared:
"I think it needs to be a little deeper."
@kimmindrup commented:
"I wish I had the money to be able to do this right now!!! Ughhh..."
@lindsaypunt added:
"If I had the money and property I'd be doing the same."
"RIP in advance Durbanites": Mzansi has jokes after pic of Putin pointing at 'Durban' on a map goes viral
In more news about the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Briefly News previously reported that South African social media users could not get enough of an image of Russian President Vladimir Putin pointing to what seems to be Durban on a map.
@Life_After_18 shared the funny pic on Twitter and netizens are proving that Trevor Noah is not the only funny person to come out of SA. The image in question displays Putin and two other people seated in an aeroplane as they look at a map.
Putin's index finger seemed to be right where Durban is situated while the man next to him points his pen around the same area. While the picture may be a very good photoshop, the hilarious comments shared by South Africans regarding Durban are sure to bring a smile to your face.
Source: Briefly News
