We've all suffered the ignominy of having ourselves slathered with our own birthday cake; we've also done the same to others. But this video of a little kid being caked is an altogether different level. So much so that the tweeple are convinced that this is how most villain stories start.
You really, really have to feel for that kid. It isn't just the entire cake being destroyed and smeared on to various parts of him. It is also a pail full of what appears to be eggs and other unidentifiable stuff being poured on to him.
Villain origin stories are the flavour of cinema right now – where we see the backstory of trauma or humiliation or suffering that resulted in the villain becoming the villain.
If this kid grows up to be the Joker, he’ll be like "I put a bomb in EVERY cake and egg in every Grocery store in Gotham Batman. You've already lost"
John Wick was all about getting revenge on the men who wronged him. Maybe that is this kid in ten years.
The little kid didn’t stand a chance --- he was just inundated.
That seems to be Rocket Raccoon, so maybe not a villain then.
There are many who believe that people should get caked on their birthdays. Even they thought this was too much.
Such a little kid!
Some felt great sympathy for the poor little kid.
…Offered him cake.
The original mighty villain apologising here!
Bad enough they go and waste a whole cake – but wasting a whole lot of eggs as well is unpardonable.
They go back a long, long way.
He’s going to be mean and he’s going to want revenge.
He will hunt them down
Many commentators noticed that the kid was trying to cut his cake even as those miscreants destroyed it. Some heard crying. Many saw child abuse.
Some couldn’t bear to watch!
Next birthday, this kid is going to be like this: taking no chances.
A lot of commentators thought that this wasn’t funny at all. Such an experience could impact a child’s psyche and may give them the idea that such bullying is OK. No kid should grow up thinking bullying is OK.
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