TikTok surprised us again with an unusual case. This time, a mother was outraged to discover that her son dedicated his title to the famous Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny. The woman’s reaction quickly went viral, and generated laughter on social media.
Completing their studies is a significant event that many young people achieve thanks to their efforts and the unconditional support of their parents. Therefore, upon graduation, many decide to dedicate their achievements to their loved ones.
However, Gael Chong, an 18-year-old, decided to give this tradition an unexpected twist.
The curious case of Gael Chong
Gael Chong, who graduated as an Accounting Technician from the Centro de Bachillerato Tecnológico Industrial y de Servicios (CBTIS) number 64, decided to include an unusual dedication in his degree. His proud and excited mother was looking through her son’s graduation photos when she discovered the unusual dedication.
Gael’s mother shared the moment when, while looking at photos of her son in a cap and gown, she read the dedication in the caption. “I’m looking at the photos of my greatest blessing here, very handsome, my prince, here’s his photo: ‘Gael Arturo Chong Arellano, Accounting Technician’ and I’m running into this f…. ‘To my family and Bad Bunny’, in other words, we’re thanking that f… that my son graduated, how beautiful f….,” she said furiously in the clip.
The young man has fun with the situation
While his mother expressed her outrage, Gael was at her side laughing and trying to hide his face. The mother’s reaction and the young Mexican’s funny attitude made the video quickly go viral on TikTok.
The video sparked a wide debate on social media. Many users questioned why young people dedicate their achievements to people who had nothing to do with their success. “Why not thank those who really supported you?” asked one user. However, others took the situation with humor and commented that they would have done the same with their idols.
Mixed opinions
Opinions on TikTok were mixed. “I would have also dedicated my caption to my favourite artist, his music has been with me throughout my career,” commented one user. Others were more critical: “We should value more those who really support us, like our family.”
