A TikToker named Kaylee decided to share the earnings from a viral video featuring her grandma with the grandmother herself as a Christmas gift. Kaylee's grandma played a key role in the video, and Kaylee felt it was only fair to give her a share of the profits. The video has gone viral, and Kaylee even gave her grandma an initial $1,000.
Kaylee filmed her reaction as she slowly realized what was happening, and then she uploaded the video online. After the clip went viral, the TikToker decided that, in true holiday spirit, it would only be fair to give her grandma the earnings from it.But this TikToker didn’t think twice before sharing the earnings with her grandma, who played a key role in one of her videos-We talked about this yesterday, if you would make any money.
-I’m sure it will pull in more and I can have whatever it pulls in after. That’s what it already pulled in.-Listen, it’s a blessed Christmas. All you gotta do is say ‘thank you, TikTok.’-You did, because you’re so precious and everybody loves you. And all the comments. And everyone took your stuff.-If they knew the tricks that she has pulled on me and Austin over the years, that… no… This is too much money.Thank you to everyone who watched, liked, and commented on my video.
-Yes, she already gave me $1,000 and I was able to get my grandkids birthday presents ’cause I was a little behind, ’cause Jackson just retired, and I had prayed that I would get the money I needed for that. I’m a great person with faith and love in the Lord, and that’s why I called Miss Sherry to tell her that money came through. Kaylee, you don’t need to do this, honey.-I promise you I saved enough for taxes and a little for myself. You earned that, fair and square, I promise you.
-I just felt like she was absolutely the star of the video. I didn’t expect it really to make any money. I was just kind of sharing something with my friends and family, and every single comment was just about how much they love her. And I know my grandma’s like the most deserving person in the world. You can even hear the first thing she did with that money was give it to all her grandkids. So you do have to use a little bit of this for you. You can’t give it to all your grandkids.
Because of that, one in four 55-year-old Americans expect to require financial support from family once they retire and one in five expect to need housing support.Rokas is a writer at Bored Panda with a BA in Communication. After working for a sculptor, he fell in love with visual storytelling and enjoys covering everything from TV shows to photography.
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