Watch video: Netizens recreate Takeshi's Castle’s 'Skipping Stone'; video goes viral!

Watch video: Netizens recreate Takeshi's Castle’s 'Skipping Stone'; video goes viral!

Girl runs effortlessly on the stones but what happens in the end will make you say oops!

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Monday, April 18, 2022, 12:53 PM IST
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Another funny video went viral on the internet and netizens couldn't stop reacting. The video will surely make you say oops!


Recently, a video went viral on the Twitter in which a girl in white attire is seen running on skipping stones, holding an umbrella in one hand while a man is recording her but what happens in the end will make you watch this video again.


The video was uploaded yesterday by Viralposts on Twitter, since then it has had 396k views, 13k likes and multiple retweets. She's a winner. One of the users commented “Task successfully failed.” Another user joked, “The umbrella is helpful, but too small for a parachute”, while the third user said “she won but at what cost”.

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