Man Laughs as Scared Boy Refuses to Enter His Car over Fear of Being Used for Yahoo, Video Trends

Man Laughs as Scared Boy Refuses to Enter His Car over Fear of Being Used for Yahoo, Video Trends

  • ritualA Nigerian youth gave netizens a good laugh after sharing his encounter with a scared boy who didn't want to enter his car
  • The man had observed the boy's disturbed countenance and funnily made the most of it by scaring him even further
  • According to the boy, he fears entering the man's car as he didn't want to become a victim of internet fraud, known locally as 'Yahoo yahoo'

A drama ensued in a car as a little boy refused to go with a man over fear of being used for internet fraud.

The car's owner was amused and captured the boy's dramatic display.

Boy scared to enter man's car over worry of being used for yahoo, video emerges
A boy refuses to enter a man's car because he fears being a victim of internet fraud ritual. Photo Credit: @kelvinchina5
Source: TikTok

Sharing the video on TikTok, the man remarked:

"Nothing my eye no go see for Benin."

Man's encounter with boy in Benin

The man, in the clip, noticed the boy sitting uncomfortably and immediately asked what troubled him

"You go use me take do yahoo," the boy replied with a tone of fear in his voice.

Amused by the boy's accusation, the man dismissed his fear, urging him to enter the car so they could get the money his boss sent him to collect.

Boy scared to enter man's car over worry of being used for yahoo, video emerges
A man laughs as a boy refuses to get into his car. Photo Credit: @kelvinchina5
Source: TikTok

The boy, still scared, was not convinced and sat halfway in the seat. Sensing his apparent fear, the man jocularly declared he would then use him for 'Yahoo yahoo.'

When the boy wanted to open the car door and flee, the man barked that the lad would turn into a yam if he ran away.

The clip amused internet users.

Watch the video below:

Boy's behaviour amuses people

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the boy's behaviour below:

glorious 💛🌸🌼 said:

"I still grow up with this kind thought 😂,to enter person motor, I still Dey fear up till now."

dfw157 said:

"You Dey fear, yes I Dey fear, I b weak man, yes, no b me u wan put for problem."

Favvy😍💋💎 said:

"Dem don gossip you for the pikin front na Wetin him hear about you make am Dey fear."

Chioma Melody Alete said:

"Probably they have been saying that about you in their work place."

Priceless_jewel💙🤍 said:

"No be em fault na em Oga tell am say u be yahooo boy."

faithie209 said:

"I no blame the boy me were don grow small still the fear to enter strangers car."

AJIBOLA🌴🏝️❤️‍🔥💚❤️‍🔥 said:

"😂 Door wey you suppose lock make you traumatize the boy till he cry."

peculiar___1 said:

"That kind thing you go leave am commot if eh reach store eh go explain give eh Oga y eh nor bring money come."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian actor had said he regrets not embracing internet fraud in the past.

Yahoo boy confused by White woman's help

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a yahoo boy got confused by a White woman's offer of help to him.

It all started after he confessed to the lady that he is into internet fraud. She promised to help him if he could make it to the US on his own.

According to him, the white lady said she won't send him any money until she sees an effort. He replied her that he would have left the country if he had the money long ago, and she surprisingly offered to help after he gave out the requirements needed to fly out. He is at a crossroad on whether to accept or reject her offer.

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Source: Legit.ng

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