Excited Woman Falls and Ruins Party Cake in TikTok, Video Gets 1.5M Views As Peeps Laugh at Her
- A short video shows the moment a young lady slipped and fell with an anniversary cake in her hands
- She arrived at the party venue with another lady who was the first to walk into the compound when the disaster happened
- The surprising video has emerged and gone viral, as it currently has over 800k views and 32.7k likes on TikTok
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A lady who fell with a party cake and candle in her hands has gone massively viral on TikTok.
In a video seen on the TikTok handle of @yann_happi4, the lady was walking into a compound with the cake and candle.
But suddenly, she slipped and fell disastrously, such that the entire party items crashed to the ground.
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It appears she missed her step and came crashing to the ground. She could also not stop the cake from reaching the ground because the incident was unexpected.
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The 6 seconds video shows how she shouted on realising that the cake had been ruined.
The young lady tried to stand up but remained there for a while because of the shock.
The video has since gone viral and received more than 800k views on TikTok alone.
Watch the video below:
Netizens laugh in comment section
user4001235709625 stated:
"Dead...I can't find a proper emoji to match my teething...we need more serious laughing emojis."
Cynthia commented:
"Jeez her leg that was so painful."
Boluwatife added:
"Haa birthda no later happy."
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Nigeria's leading news website Legit.ng previously reported that a crowd of people gathered at a baker's shop to help her bring down a giant cake.
The cake was baked upstairs, and it was too big to bring down the normal way.
It was a real war trying to bring down the cake without damaging it. Many people gathered upstairs, while others stayed on the ground floor.
Everyone joined hands as the cake was safely delivered to the crowd on the ground floor.
Those who were around rejoiced when it became clear that the cake had been safely brought down from the baker's shop.
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Source: Legit.ng
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