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A Boy Threw a Basketball At a Girl Who Yelled "F*ck You" To Him
Oct 23, 2015 20:51
You've probably seen this video floating around on social media. A young boy knocked a woman off her bike by throwing a basketball at her after she rejected his attention. It has been viewed more than 8 million times already on Facebook. She told the young boy to f*ck off.
Kid: "Hey Ladies"Girl: "FUCK YOU"(the rest is history)Like my page MrTechnicalDifficult
An unidentified boy was seen playing basketball and shouting "hey ladies" to two female cyclists passing by. One of them didn't seem to be very friendly, or maybe just couldn't ignore him, and decided to reply: "Fuck you."
That rudeness prompted the boy to throw a basketball at her. She falls off her bike, goes flying through the air and lands hard on her face. The boy just stands and watches as she struggles to get back up.
Thousands of people wrote negative comments, describing the woman as a "bitch."
“Hope the concrete washed her mouth,” another commenter wrote. “Moral of the story: don’t be a bitch for no reason ladies.”
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