A Boy Scribbling On Car Goes Viral; Twitter User Can't Get Over Him

You've probably seen kids scribble on walls, paper, floors, or even sofas. Adults typically don't understand those lines and loops. However, it is a means by which little children can express their creativity. But in a now-viral video, one child took things a step further and could be seen using lipstick to write on a car.

A Twitter user named Morissa Schwartz posted the seven-second viral video of the boy there. He'll one day own a body shop, she said in the caption. The video appears to have been uploaded from New Jersey, USA, according to the post.

Boy Scribbles On Car

The child is seen drawing on a white car in the video while wearing a charming animal onesie. The lines, loops, and holes on both of the car's doors are all red—the colour of lipstick. On the road, there are several lipsticks to be seen. The kid then joyfully drops the lipstick and dashes for his toy tricycle, whizzing away from the scene.

Twitter is in splits over this video, and internet users can't get enough of it. A Twitter user, Gregory wrote, "With no one watching him, it's a good thing he didn't wander into the street."Another user tweeted, "Reflecting on a kid's mischief, he will develop a great product and succeed in his future."

Ibrahim, a Twitter user wrote, "Christ no! Should we run away now? Obviously, the son of a father who practices his art on the street, he took as an example whatever he saw. Art for the child! The beauty of art should be an example of its good side. The child is the mirror of his environment, he reflects what he sees around him. He should see and recognize the mistake, not by running away."Another user tweeted, "It's so good, I wish it would do it for my car."

There have been so many incidents of kids which led to viral posts on social media platforms. A video of a little toddler attempting pushups earlier went viral on the internet. A man was seen in the video instructing his six-month-old son how to perform pushups.

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