A video capturing a man engaging in a highly inappropriate act by fondling his mum’s breast in public has gone viral, setting off a wave of outrage and condemnation across social media platforms.
The explicit footage, which has been widely circulated on social media, has drawn sharp criticism from netizens who condemned the act as disgraceful and disrespectful. The video depicts the man engaging in an erotic act with his mum, raising serious ethical concerns among online communities.
De-General Kọyen joined the chorus of disapproval, stating, “This is a pure disgraceful and insult to his mother, please 🙏 people should learn to respect their parents.” The sentiment echoed by Kọyen underscores the broader societal disapproval of such actions, particularly within the family dynamic.
Constance Ugbo emphasized the man’s adulthood, asserting, “Whether last born or not, for those of you calling him last born, this is a full-grown man and shouldn’t be doing this.”
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James Epic Bah expressing concern, “U never know what he does at night with his mum with no camera on. There is some mental issues going on there.”
Sunday Ukpong’s comment took a shocking turn, “May your 25-year-old son do the same to your wife when you get married, so he can have more likes and views too, so we will know that it’s a family pattern. Amen!” The comment underscores the gravity of the situation and the perceived need for societal intervention.
Oluoma Ifeagwa admitted to engaging in similar actions with her mother but emphasized the importance of privacy, stating, “In as much as I do this to my mum sometimes, I feel it’s very disrespectful to be recording her while doing that. Some things aren’t just meant to be seen in public, but our Gen Z won’t agree.”
Changkuoth Nyak expressed moral outrage, declaring, “This man will not see heaven 👼 what kind of a grown baby can do such a terrible thing to his mom.” Alusi Eri raised concerns about potential inappropriate relationships, stating, “All in the name of contents. And the one that called herself mother did not give him a hot slap. Who knows if the two has been sleeping with each other.”
Odidi Michael emphasized the cultural unacceptability of such behavior, saying, “No African mother will allow this…even if she is without a man as her husband, except the boy is giving her drugs and she is not in her senses, or she is mentally unstable.”
In a reflective tone, Babyoku TV expressed concern about the changing world and what they described as the rise of “evil children.” They urged people to fear God and called for divine intervention, concluding with a heartfelt plea for God to help society navigate these challenging times.
