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The post features a 30-second video showing a scooter rider in shorts who spots a dropped backpack on the street. In one swift motion, he kicks it up onto his scooter with his foot and speeds away, while the owner runs after him in vain. The clip is captioned “Very smart,” highlighting the thief’s quick, opportunistic move. Shared by Tansu Yegen, known for posting content about AI and startups, the video quickly gained traction, reaching 2.6 million views and 16,000 likes within 24 hours. Its rapid spread reflects how platforms like X amplify short, dramatic street moments—especially those that feel both clever and cautionary. Reactions in the replies are mixed. Some users admire the maneuver, joking about a “new skill unlocked,” while others question its authenticity, pointing to the clear filming angle as evidence it may be staged. The skepticism mirrors a broader pattern online, where viral urban clips often spark debate about whether they capture genuine incidents or carefully crafted content designed for engagement.

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