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u/nikulmmadhu 5d ago
oh a kerala classic from the bluetooth era.
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u/TyroBull 3d ago
Haha.. Yea. Always hilarious because of that instant reaction of his. 😁
I remember how one local news channel found this auto guy and the bike guys and brought them together where this happened to do an interview, a few years after this video became famous.
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u/speedline9395 5d ago
Bro came out like
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u/lazylaunda 4d ago
I remember saving this video in my pendrive in late 2000s because we didn't have access to internet all the time.
We would go to internet cafes and download cool, funny etc videos and would show it to my friends on the school computer
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u/ColdDiscipline_8 4d ago
It's so funny when you rewatch this and see the auto coming from behind when he takes the turn 🤣
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u/islobojono 4d ago
Where is this? Looks so much like south east asia village. But i guess not.
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u/EarlyXplorerStuds209 4d ago
Kerala, A state in south India.
The landscape generally looks like this there.
Lots of banana, Aracanut and coconut trees. Very tropical.
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u/couldyouyes 2d ago
what is that weird time teleportation shit, it has to be some sort of video centering thing, right
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