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NDTV
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Video: Thai Woman Flicked Cockroach Off Man's Head, Then This Happened
A woman's well-intentioned act quickly took an unexpected turn when she tried to help a man by flicking what she thought was a large cockroach off his head, only to discover it was his pet. The incident, which occurred in Thailand, was first shared by the Facebook page "Kamphaeng Phet Complaints", following which it quickly went viral across all social media outlets. In the clip, the woman is seen approaching a male tourist and spotting a large cockroach perched on his head. Thinking she was doing him a favour, she instinctively flicks off the insect. However, instead of gratitude, she is met with shock as the man exclaims in English, "That's my pet!" "The story goes that a kind-hearted Thai woman saw a cockroach on a foreigner's head and flicked it away. But the shocking thing is that the cockroach was a cockroach that the foreigner kept," the caption of the post read in Thai. Take a look at the video below: At the end of the clip, the man is seen furiously removing his face mask and searching for the cockroach. The insect then emerges from the paved area, scuttling in the direction of the tourist. The man then bends down and places his palm on the ground, patiently waiting for his pet to crawl back to him. Since being shared, the video has surfaced on several social media platforms. It has left internet users perplexed and caused hilarity and amazement. Reacting to the clip, one user jokingly wrote, "Thank God it was not an ant. He would have spent his whole life finding it." "Atleast it didn't get smashed under his feet when he jumped," commented another. "I think this man has abandoned many of his pets in my country's houses. Please come and take them with you," hilariously wrote a third user. "You should put it on a leash when in public," jokingly suggested one user. "The world is getting wild day by day," commented another. "Thank God he wasn't in China, or else his pet would have been her meal," remarked one user.
News18
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Tourist Loses Cool After Woman Flicks ‘Pet' Cockroach Off His Head
Last Updated: What she thought was a helpful gesture turned chaotic when she flicked a tourist's 'pet' cockroach off his head. A woman's helpful gesture took an unexpected turn when she tried to help a foreign tourist by flicking what she thought was a large cockroach off his head, only to realise it was his beloved pet. The incident, which occurred in Kamphaeng Phet in upper central Thailand, was first shared by the Facebook page 'Kamphaeng Phet Complaints" and quickly went viral online. In the viral video, the woman, believed to be a local, spots a large cockroach perched on a tourist's head while walking near Pa Tong Beach in Phuket. Acting on instinct, she flicks it off, thinking she's doing a good deed. But instead of gratitude, she's met with shock and fury as the man exclaims in English, 'That's my pet!" The incident left bystanders both amused and bewildered, sparking the unexpected question: Do people actually keep cockroaches as pets? As he furiously takes off his balaclava (face mask), the cockroach emerges from the paved area, scuttling in the direction of its 'master." The man then bends down and places his palm on the ground, patiently waiting for his strange pet to crawl back to him before walking away. Check the now-viral post here: The video was shared on other social media platforms as well. 'A Thai woman tried to help a tourist by flicking a cockroach off his head, but the man got upset as the insect was actually his pet — the cockroach then crawled back to him, leaving onlookers stunned," a video on Instagram reads. The clip has caused hilarity, amazement, and thousands of shares on social media. The video left internet users perplexed. According to some, the woman was merely attempting to assist and was unaware that the cockroach was the man's pet. Social media users flooded the comment section with jokes like: 'Thank God it was not an ant. He would have spent his whole life finding it." Another wrote, 'At least it didn't get smashed under his feet when he jumped." 'The world is getting wild day by day," an individual said on Instagram. 'Thank God he wasn't in China, or else his pet would have been her meal," another user remarked. The incident is a quirky reminder of how intercultural encounters can sometimes take unexpected, and hilariously unpredictable turns. Watch CNN-News18 here. News18's viral page features trending stories, videos, and memes, covering quirky incidents, social media buzz from india and around the world, Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! tags : cockroach viral news Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: May 20, 2025, 17:22 IST News viral Tourist Loses Cool After Woman Flicks 'Pet' Cockroach Off His Head
Indian Express
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Thai woman flicks cockroach off tourist's head; it was his pet. Watch
A seemingly well-intentioned act quickly spiralled into a bizarre scene on the streets of Phuket, Thailand, when a local woman tried to help a tourist by flicking what she believed was a cockroach off his head, only to discover it was his cherished pet. The unexpected incident was first shared by the Facebook page Kamphaeng Phet Complaints and quickly went viral across all social media platforms. In the video filmed near Pa Tong Beach, the woman is seen approaching a male tourist, her eyes locked on a large cockroach sitting atop his head. Thinking she was doing him a favour, she instinctively flicked the insect away. To her shock, and the confusion of onlookers, the tourist reacted immediately, visibly distressed. 'That's my pet!' he exclaimed in English, removing his balaclava mask in frustration as the cockroach tumbled to the ground. As the insect crawled across the pavement, the man bent calmly and extended his hand. The cockroach then slowly makes its way back toward him, clearly recognising its owner. Watch the viral video here: A post shared by Jist (@ The video sparked a flood of reactions online, with many social media users torn between laughter and disbelief. 'Thank God it was not ant .he would have spent his whole life finding it,' a user wrote. 'Atleast it didn't get smashed under his feet when he jumped,' another user commented. 'I think this man has abandoned many of his pets in my country's houses. Please come and take them with you,' a third user reacted. 'World is getting wild day by day,' a fourth user said, According to while common pets like dogs and cats dominate most households, some of the most beloved pet categories include animals like a chinchilla, a ferret, a fancy guppy, a cockatiel, or even a six-toed Norwegian Lundehund.
