KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – A recent viral video has sparked widespread condemnation after three teenagers were filmed giving leftover chicken bones and scraps to a homeless man, only to later show the same waste being offered to a dog. The video, which initially portrays the act as charity, quickly drew criticism for its perceived disrespect and insensitivity towards the vulnerable. The footage shows the teenagers consuming KFC fried chicken before collecting the discarded bones and remnants. They then approach a homeless individual on the street, presenting the bag of food waste as an act of kindness. The man is seen accepting the offering with apparent gratitude. However, the video takes a controversial turn as it transitions to one of the teenagers giving the identical bag of chicken waste to a dog, leading many viewers to believe the entire interaction was a staged prank for social media attention. Online comments have overwhelmingly denounced the teenagers' actions, with many calling for accountability and expressing disgust at the blatant disregard for human dignity. "Hope all shops or companies don't hire them," one user commented, while another stated, "This is the result of their parents' upbringing." The incident has ignited a broader discussion on ethical content creation and the lengths some individuals will go for viral fame.
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