Khaby Lame's new 'apron' video on TikTok will leave you in splits
The comedian Khaby Lame recently capitalized on a trendy life hack by uploading an apron video to TikTok. He uploaded the footage to every social media site. On TikTok, the video earned 2.4 million likes and 19.3 thousand split-screen comments. On Instagram, it received 5,183,519 likes.
After losing his job as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, Khabane Lame, a factory worker from Chivasso, started using the alias Khaby Lame to upload films on TikTok. Lame has gained 156.7 million followers on TikTok and counting, making him the most popular creator on the app because of his wordless, emotive reaction videos. He ends each of his jokes with the word "duh".
READ MORE
Who is Khaby lame? Know the net worth of TikTok’s most followed influencer
Khaby Lame is KING OF TIKTOK! Laid-off factory worker overtakes Charli D’Amelio with 143M fans
Khaby Lame's apron life hack
Lame is well known for posting videos of life-saving tips. This time, he posted a video in which a man taped over his sink and built spaces for a plate, hands, and holes for the water to go through when washing a dish. While washing his dishes, the man wanted to keep himself dry and protect his clothing from water splashes.
Lame, on the other hand, demonstrated that an apron may serve its purpose and prevent you from getting wet when washing the dishes by simply wearing one. His straightforward life tip sufficed to demonstrate to the audience how simple it is to complete tasks. Lame's video suggests that there is much fuss made about little.
@khaby.lame my brother, I can give you an apron for your birthday! 👨🍳 #learnfromkhaby #comic ♬ suono originale - Khabane lame
'Saving humanity for free'
Numerous users began leaving comments and expressing their opinions about the use of an apron when Lame posted an apron video on Tiktok. @infinitejock.1 wrote in a user comment that "khabi has been saving humanity for free." Another user @ tasciakitt26 wrote, "I love this guy his like do the damn thing the right way."
Regarding the first segment of the video, another user @daisy commented, "Bro wiped his hands on his shirt so he's not dry and also how do you even see through the tape." "I don't use or need any of that while washing dishes," @torresivelissewandy said, in contrast to several who expressed disagreement.
This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.
