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WATCH: This Little Boy Sees An Adult Club Ad On Van And Crashes His Bike Into A Shop

IANS, 29 Apr, 2017 01:56 PM
  • WATCH: This Little Boy Sees An Adult Club Ad On Van And Crashes His Bike Into A Shop

A video uploaded by a Twitter user on April 24 shows a little boy who got distracted by an adult advertisement on a parked van ramming his cycle into a shop.

 

Reportedly in Stockholm, Sweden, the child can be heard saying ‘Ooh la la’ as he cycles away into oblivion, and a woman, is shown walking towards him to help him.

 
 

Though the child sure had a safety helmet on in the viral video, it really didn’t seem to be of much help. Everyone seems to be having a good laugh.

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