This not-so-amused kid sitting alone on amusement park ride goes viral, netizens condemn poor parenting

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Updated At : 02:03 AM Jul 20, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, July 19

Netizens seem to be displeased over a viral video that is doing the rounds on social media, where a kid can be seen taking a swing ride alone at an amusement park. This solo ride of such young kid has raised questions over his security and people are questioning the absence of his parents.

The boy also seems bit reluctant and inscrutable while taking the solo adventurous ride.

The post has been shared on Instagram by popular magazine People. “Being THIS unamused on an amusement park ride is PEAK levels of irony!,” the caption of the post reads.

Since being shared, the video has surpassed over 3.4 million views. This ride has left netizens wondering how this kid did not have any safety bar around him.

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