"He's Creative": Skilled Little Boy Constructs Crane, Uses it to Lift Objects in Public, His Video Goes Viral
- People gathered to watch in public as a little boy displayed the crane he built, showing how he uses it to lift objects
- A video capturing the talented little kid was posted on TikTok and it has gone viral as of December 22
- A lot of TikTok users agree that the boy is talented and needs to be helped to develop his wonderful potential
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TikTok users are praising a little boy who has shown remarkable engineering talent.
The boy was able to construct a crane which was shown off in a video posted on TikTok by @user425399813381.
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Those who have come across the boy's video in which he used the crane to lift objects agree that he is greatly talented.
Video of a little boy who built a crane
In the video, the boy was in the middle of a crowd where he was demonstrating the workings of his crane.
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People who gathered watched with a lot of admiration in their eyes as the boy used the crane to lift a toy car and to also perfectly drop it.
He used a remote to control the machine as it worked. A lot of people on TikTok suggested that the boy should be sponsored so as to develop his engineering talent.
Watch the video below:
Reactions from TikTok users
@Muzaash Senyonga said:
"He needs support by the government."
@musadumbuya796 said:
"It's so amazing. Keep it up."
@user5443533735616 said:
"Government and cooperate body please help this tallent. You can see what this young boy can do."
@albert said:
"Creative."
@user4909428388308 said:
"Wanderful talent. Please people can we sappot that young chap?"
@papapee said:
"Please help this boy to develop his talent fully."
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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported every year, Ghanaians distinguish themselves through their creativity and innovations, with some grabbing the attention of prominent eyeballs.
From achieving major milestones to building cars and turning waste plastics into fuel, some impacted society positively.
Solomon Atimbiri, a talented Ghanaian teenager who built a moving excavator and other trucks, earned the support of Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama, who decided to mentor the young prodigy.
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