Risky behaviour for the sake of online content has become an alarming trend.
From dangerous stunts to irresponsible acts on public roads, these actions not only endanger those involved but also pose a significant threat to other road users.
M’sian man leans out of moving car to film Honda City
Unfortunately, the pursuit of viral fame often comes at a high price, with public safety hanging in the balance.
A recent incident captured on video exemplifies this growing concern. In a viral clip shared on X, a man riding in a Toyota Camry shocked viewers by leaning halfway out of the rear window to film a blue Honda City travelling beside him.
Both his hands were occupied, gripping what appeared to be a gimbal, while he bent dangerously toward the road to capture footage.
To make matters worse, the road was actively used by other vehicles, including cars and motorcycles, raising the risk of a serious accident.
The video quickly drew backlash from the public, with many criticising the man’s reckless behaviour.
Users expressed concern over the danger his actions posed to himself and others, highlighting the irresponsibility of performing such stunts on busy roads.
One wrote: “Causing trouble for others… Doesn’t matter what car you drive, but if you wanna film a video like this, do it on an empty road.”
Another commented: “Probably filming a TikTok. Even Hollywood uses studios, and if they film on the road, they close it. That’s why education is important. You could just film in a parking lot, drive slowly, and speed up the footage later.”
Watch the clip here:
