TikToker Tears Bible Pages in Live Video, Kenyans Caution Her
- A Kenyan woman shocked TikTok viewers after dramatically tearing pages from a Bible during a live session
- Though she appeared calm at first, her agitation grew as she mocked religious expressions and ripped through the sacred text
- Her actions ignited a storm online, with many questioning whether she was chasing clout or crying out for help
A Kenyan woman on TikTok has taken many aback with her actions during a live session.
Source: UGC
Did TikToker tear up Bible?
The woman filmed herself in what appeared to be a living room, with the walls painted white. The content creator held her hair back and wore a white sleeveless top with black trousers. While her demeanour seemed relatively calm, she was agitated.
“Let me tell you what I am doing,” she said while ruffling through pages of a book.
She then located the front page and showed the Good News Bible to the camera.
"This is what I'm tearing apart," she said, holding up the front page for people to see.
She described her actions as crazy. She became more agitated, and the pitch of her voice rose as she continued to tear up the front page of the Bible.
"Oh my God," she exclaimed ironically several times.
Her actions left many social media users stunned, with many hoping that she was not chasing clout. While some criticised her for her actions, others offered their prayers and expressed concerns about her well-being.
Here are some of the comments:
trending_teen_254_:
“She thinks the Bible is a high school textbook.”
terry.sogood_:
“She is tearing the Bible while saying, 'Oh my God.'”
lencie_mya:
“It's not something to be proud of!”
african.njiwa:
“They will do anything for clout.”
muchui.teddy:
“Even if it’s just looking for views and attention, you have gone too far.”
djvinstar_official:
“Babygirl, God is slow to anger, and He loves you no matter what, but again, it is written, 'Do not be deceived, God is not mocked."
maly_essy:
“Don’t people fear God nowadays?”
breezy_outfits_:
“Karma is real, maybe not today or tomorrow, but yes, it is.”
na.dia_isha:
“May God heal that wounded heart of hers. It’s so sad when the world betrays us to the point of thinking it’s God doing this to us.”
How did TikToker invite Kenyans to dad's burial?
Source: Instagram
In other news, a young Kenyan content creator drew attention online after inviting his followers to his father’s burial in an unexpectedly casual and humorous manner.
In a video shared from his rural homestead, he stood in front of a white tent and informed viewers when the burial would take place.
He encouraged people to attend and help him grieve, even jokingly requesting milk to avoid fainting from crying.
The clip stirred emotions among netizens, with many expressing sympathy while others were surprised by his tone. Some praised him for using humour to cope with loss, while others found it unusual. Some viewers acknowledged that grief manifests in diverse ways.
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