'This is just pure happiness,' said a netizen. Indeed it is - the innocent joy of making up games and enjoying every minute of it was captured in a TikTok video posted on Friday (July 14) by a man who saw a boy walking to a void deck with a mop on his...
Netizens were captivated by the boy’s actions, with the TikTok clip clocking more than 243,000 views so far.Said one commenter,"In the 80's, I always do this with my siblings whenever mak ask us to mop the living room floor. So much fun."
"Me and my mates used to skip school and play this in the dorms. We use soap so it was super slippery," said another."Eh smart sia why didn’t i think of this?" commented one viewer."He knew what he wanted, what he needed to do, and he executed it! Happiness achieved!. This kid will go far. Future is bright," one person predicted.Get The New Paper on your phone with the free TNP app.
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