Grade 12 student sa Bacolod, nagtatrabaho bilang part time mime artist at waiter para makapag-aral, viral

- The post about a Grade 12 student in Bacolod City who works as a part-time mime artist and waiter just so he would have money to spend for his school needs has gone viral

- In the post of local media outlet Radyo Bandera Bacolod City, one can see several photos of the student doing his stuff as a mime artist on the side of the road in the said city

- According to Radyo Bandera, the student’s name is Ritchard and that he is a Grade 12 of the Singcang-Airport National High School

- The report also mentioned that after classes, Ritchard would immediately assume his post in the Bacolod downtown area as a mime artist wearing an all-white outfit and entertain passers by

The recent post and report about a Grade 12 student in Bacolod City who works as a part-time mime artist and waiter just so he would have money to use for his studies has gone viral.

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The local news outlet, Radyo Bandera Bacolod City, also included several photos of the student doing his stuff as a mime artist on the side of the road in the downtown area of the city.

In the photos, he is shown wearing an all-white outfit and appeared to be entertaining passers-by.

According to Radyo Bandera, the name of the student is Ritchard and he is in the 12th grade at the Singcang-Airport National High School.

It was also reported that Ritchard also works as a part-time waiter in a restaurant so he could earn enough to spend for his school needs.

After a netizen posted a video of Ritchard on social media, other media entities like GMA7, particularly in the 24Oras’ segment #KuyaKimAnoNa, also covered the story of Bacolod mime artist.

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According to the #KuyaKimAnoNa report, Ritchard would go home after classes to prepare his costume, which takes about 30 minutes, and then would proceed to his usual place and perform there for about 3 hours.

Kuya Kim said that the earnings of Ritchard from his performance is a great help to his family.

“Minsan P200, P300, yung pinakamalaking kita ko po ay P700,” Ritchard said in the GMA7 interview.

Posts, such as photos or videos, that touch the heart would often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

One such viral post is the video of a contestant in a Ms. Gay pageant held somewhere in Nueva Ecija showing her ranting against some of the judges has gone viral. In the video, which was uploaded on social media, one can see the contestant complaining and alleging that one of the judges has been very unfair to her. She said that while she doesn’t have anything against the champion, she pointed out that the answer given by the winner is wrong. The contestant went on to say that joining such contests is not easy for all of them as they have to go through many difficulties.

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Another viral video post is that of a nanny who bid the two children she has been taking care of for 14 years has gone viral. What tugged at the hearts of netizens was how the children cried at seeing their nanny leave. In a Philippine Star Exclusives report, the mom of the two kids said that she has trusted Yaya Kornita with the kids for the past 14 years. She also revealed that she is always at ease whenever her children are with their "Nanay Kornita."

Source: KAMI.com.gh