Viral Video: Sad! Poor Flower Seller Mother Forced to Buy iPhone After Son Does THIS; Netizens Say ‘Generation is Doomed’

Viral Video: Hardworking Flower Seller Mother Sacrifices Life Savings for Son's iPhone After Hunger Strike; Netizens Condemn Generational Entitlement

Viral Video

Viral Video: An upsetting scenario between a hard-working mother who sells flowers and her son’s desires for an iPhone is shown in a video that has gone viral on the internet. The mother gives up her life savings to buy her son the pricey phone after he went on a three-day hunger strike in the viral video, which was shared by the “Abhishesk” account on X (previously Twitter).

A Mother’s Sacrifice for Her Son’s Happiness

In the video, the mother is seen explaining how she earns her living by selling flowers outside a temple. Despite her limited means, she eventually gave in to her son’s demand after he refused to eat for three days. The woman, visibly distressed, said, “I sell flowers outside a temple and I gave him the money to buy the phone because he did not eat anything for three days.” Her son, standing beside her with a satisfied smile and holding a thick wad of cash, appears content now that his hunger strike has ended.

Netizens React to Viral Video

With more than 800k likes and countless comments, the video clearly struck with viewers. Many netizens expressed their dismay at the situation, with one user stating, “She should’ve told him to continue the hunger strike until he got hungry enough to eat. This is just emotional abuse.” Another comment lamented, “That’s why I keep saying—this generation is doomed.” A third user summed up the general sentiment by saying, “Really broke my heart.”

Though the authenticity of the video remains uncertain, it has undoubtedly initiated a discussion regarding the extent parents go to to ensure their children’s pleasure and the challenges encountered by today’s youth.

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