- On TikTok, there was this really funny video where a guy got a super bad haircut in 2021, and his reaction was priceless.
- When this man presented the barber with a photo of the haircut he desired, the barber assured him that he could make it happen.
- The man’s face changed into a large startled emoji when the barber handed him a mirror after cutting his hair because it didn’t look anything like the photo he had shown.
A young man was shocked to discover that he had a really bad haircut in a video that has now gone viral on TikTok.
So the client brought in a picture of the hip haircut he desired, and the barber began to work straight away.
The barber gave the man the mirror to check out his new haircut after he had done using the scissors and comb.
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Customer’s Funny Reaction to Barber’s Mistaken Haircut Request
The guy was really shocked when he saw his haircut in the mirror. It looked nothing like the picture he showed to the hairdresser.
His face revealed great surprise as he gazed at the mirror. He was confused by the barber’s treatment of his hair and experienced a mix of rage and shock.
Social Media Reaction:
Lots of people on TikTok are watching and talking about the video. It’s getting millions of views and comments from people who find it funny and want to support him.
Var6e7838383 reacted: “Bro almost cried.”
Rico said: “The happiness in his face wen u said I got u this time bru.”
Mistamckoy wrote: “Bruh finna e catch a good acting job.”
RandolphThaKingRo: “I felt the hurt in his voice omg.”
Markymark: “This man never gets what he wants.”
Logan storey: “The Minecraft trim. He could just cut out the cubes and he’ll be good.”
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Hackers steal money from over 1000 Nigerian bank customers via BVN-linked numbers
In another story, over 1000 Nigerian bank customers suffered a severe financial attack due to the actions of now-apprehended hackers.
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has formally confirmed the apprehension of two suspects who are believed to be associated with a syndicate engaged in unauthorized access to over 1000 Nigerian bank customer accounts within the country.
The recently apprehended fraudsters illicitly obtained millions of nairas from customers by exploiting BVN-linked phone numbers.
