Last Updated on 2018-12-11 , 10:11 pm
There’s a simple rule of thumb when it comes to being cool in your teenage years.
You just need to break the rules. The bigger the rules, the cooler you are. That’s why bad boys in secondary school get the most action.
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Which explains why Singaporean youths find themselves doing stuff like this.
Singapore Youth Filmed Smoking on Public Bus
Okay, just to be clear, it’s not the aiyo, kena STOMP liao kind of video.
It’s the look at me, I’m smoking on the bus. Cue thug life emoji.
Just take a look at the video for yourself:
On 6 Dec, a youth was filmed smoking on the second level of a public bus. It wasn’t known what the bus service was nor when the incident happened.
The video was uploaded on IG account @kidsofsingapore and garnered over 3,000 views.
(Yes, it has to be on IG instead of Facebook because Facebook is for old people like my boss)
And, of course, when faced with something like this, netizens had to slam this ‘pathetic’ attempt at trying to be famous.
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Here’s what the comment said in case you can’t read it:
he pathetic? You then pathetic. Smoke in bus think you cool. You kena fine eh? Not you pay your parents pay leh. If you pay where you get the money from? The Sky? Lol act cool also for what? Only to get backlashed? There’s no reward lah. Use that brain of yours and do something better lah like go study, exercise, or do something that will benefit you. Smoking is really bad for your health. Should stop before you regret.
And The Youth Himself Allegedly Replied
Instagram user, @x.fiqq, identified himself as the youth smoking on the bus.
In his reply, he claimed that the netizen had valid points. However, he also claimed that with a “stable income” of his own, he can pay the fine just fine.
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He went on to say that people who do stupid things can also earn a living and not get money from the sky.
And it was then that the conversation became all Happy Three Friends
The netizen continued trying to lead @x.fiqq onto the right path in his next comment.
And that was when the youth revealed the entire motivation behind his actions.
It Was For A Dare
He claimed that the entire incident started from a dare.
He was supposed to get a free pack of cigarettes for the dare.
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But whether he got it or not wasn’t known.
Although there’s one question bugging a lot of people: why, oh why, do you want a free pack of cigarettes if you have a stable income?
And, to be honest, $200 for a pack of cigarettes? So not worth it.
But then again, $200 for the attention is worth every cent. Kids nowadays measure success based on Likes and not dollars, right?
What do you think?
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