A series of four videos showing a youth appearing disoriented — possibly from Kpods — has gone viral, with some netizens wishing he would get help while others urged people not to jump to conclusions.
The clips, ranging from 12 seconds to 28 seconds in duration, show the boy attempting to attach a cable to a penknife-shaped device that some commenters claimed resembled a vape.
He is later seen steadying himself by holding on to a wall, fumbling as he zips up his bag before slowly reaching into a lower patch pocket of his cargo trousers, and finally walking unsteadily across an open-air car park (Part 4).
The videos, which appear to have been recorded from a ground floor HDB unit, were shared by TikTok user @fadztokita on June 28. They have so far garnered between 30,400 and 283,000 views, with a combined total of more than 7,400 reactions and 180 comments.
A compilation of the videos was also shared on Facebook page Singapore Incidents the same day with the caption: “You OK boy?” The post has since attracted more than 123,000 views, 520 reactions and 180 comments.
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‘He needs help’: Netizen
Many commenters speculated that the youth was under the influence of Kpods, which are vapes containing etomidate, a drug conventionally used for anaesthetic purposes.
“Must be on etomidate, he’s holding on to a Kpod,” said a Facebook user.
Others expressed concern for the youth’s well-being.
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