Little Boy Weeps after Tailor Failed to Deliver His Complete Outfit as Expected, Video Moves People

Little Boy Weeps after Tailor Failed to Deliver His Complete Outfit as Expected, Video Moves People

  • A video of a little boy shedding tears over what a tailor did to him has generated mixed reactions on social media
  • According to the boy, he gave the tailor fabric to sew him a complete outfit but got something else instead
  • He lamented that his peers were having an outing, leaving him behind because he is without clothes

Mixed reactions have trailed a video of a little boy lamenting the cloth a tailor delivered to him.

In a video seen on TikTok, the kid, who spoke in Yoruba, explained that he gave the tailor fabric to sew a complete outfit.

Little boy weeps after seeing clothes tailor delivered to him
A little boy laments bitterly after a tailor disappointed him. Stock photo of tailor. Posed by model. Photo Credit: Poco_bw, TikTok/@tollyb15
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However, the tailor delivered a pair of trousers that lacked rope for fastening and no top to make it a complete outfit.

“I want my clothes. You sewed trousers, but you didn’t sew the top. Is it good? You didn’t even add a rope. Is it good?” he lamented while throwing himself on the ground.

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The boy cursed in Yoruba and expressed sadness that, because of the tailor's action, he couldn't hang out with his peers.

“My peers are going out, but I’m the only one suffering because I didn’t get clothes to wear. I worked as a bricklayer to buy fabric and pay the tailor, but he didn’t sew my clothes,” the boy said sadly in a video posted on TikTok by @tollyb15.

Watch the video below:

People touched by boy's outcry

Mama💛 said:

"Please I want to give the boy a token out of the little that I have 🙏🙏🙏it’s not good to disappoint children honestly."

wawawa_drver said:

"Pple dn’t rlly understand D statement he made by onikaluku oni bimo. Let’s rephrase it. Nje oni kaluku o ni bi Ọmọ ti e. It a generational curse dat sounds like question. D boy cursed d tailors chidrn."

🌼Slim🌼 said:

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"This is not funny at all... I can feel his pain, he worked so hard to level up with his mate.... but the Tailor disappointed him. make the Tailor go apologise oo."

•~Aaishah🪽~•$ said:

"Onikanuku oniii bimo bawooo 😂wetin concern us 😂 but i can feel his pain."

Sman Kelo said:

"I'm a victim of this many times, but which one be onikaluku oni bimo. wetin be our own there bayi."

꧁༆KimRose❤️🇨🇳🇳🇬༆꧂ said:

"I wish I could see this video earlier 💔 I would have buy him full wear with sneakers."

B.L.J said:

"If this boy can hustle on his own to make himself happy too like other children, why will someone somewhere disappoint a boy like this...All I know is, we need to do better in rendering our services."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had expressed disappointment over the style a tailor delivered to her.

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Lady disappointed over dress she received

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady was disappointed after she got a dress different from what she had ordered.

According to the lady, she had ordered a black dress that extended to the ankles after drawing inspiration from seeing the style on someone else. The pleated outfit came with a matching scarf, and the lady combined it with a portable black handbag.

However, she felt regret after she saw what was delivered to her. It was a caricature of what she had ordered and could be perfectly described as a substandard version.

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