"You Are Too Cute": Video of Handsome Man Who Can't Talk Goes TikTok-Viral, Ladies Profess Love
- A young man who is unable to speak has become a viral sensation on TikTok after one of his videos blew up
- His viral video was a response to a troll who bashed him over his condition, tagging him 'handsome and stupid'
- Internet users sent him encouraging words, while many awestruck ladies declared their love for him
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A handsome mute man has caused a commotion after he was trolled online because of his challenge.
The man named Richie was tackled by @James123, who criticised him, saying he has followers and viewers and is handsome and stupid.
Source: UGC
Replying to him, Richie shared a video of himself with the wording:
"Please, what did I do to some of you?"
Richie hopes to talk someday
Checks on his TikTok page showed he admitted to being unable to talk. In one of his videos, he wished he could speak.
"I can't talk, that's why I am not saying anything, but I wish I can say something," he wrote on the clip.
In his latest video, Richie expressed optimism that he would talk someday.
Watch the video below:
Ladies gush over Richie
user8210501463217 said:
"I love you just the way you are, those who were talking their mouth dey put dem 4 trouble."
@Ma'Rhadie said:
"Richie, can you make me a video? Wow, I can't help it. I love your smile. I wish I can see you."
crazybae@19 said:
"You are too cute, my guy. Do me a video, please. Don't mind those who say nonsense. It shall be well with you one day. God will see you through."
user1240357624674 said:
"I just saw your video today and I loved you ❤️❤️ I wish I can meet you."
user925995137457 said:
"I love you just the way you are, bro. My big brother was the same as you, but he is no more. Everytime I see your video, it reminds me of my brother."
Ada said:
"Anytime I watch your videos, I just cry. I see a fine boy."
Simsoli@N said:
"I don’t have a brother from my mother's side and he passed away last week. Can you please be my brother??? I am born alone."
Man in wheelchair makes little girl's day
In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a disabled man in a wheelchair made another person smile.
The man saw a little girl who was in a terrible mood. He got out of his wheelchair and entertained her with some dancing. Netizens were moved by his selflessness and compassion and wished him a great life.
Source: Legit.ng
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