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Puebla (Mexico), Apr 25 (EFE) (Camera: Gabriela García) - Ezequiel Padilla sweeps TikTok as Father Cheke. With almost 700,000 followers, this parish priest spreads the love of God with funny music videos and comic scenes that have crossed borders.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES IN SPANISH OF EZEQUIEL PADILLA, KNOWN IN TIKTOK AS FATHER CHEKE.TRANSLATION:"It has given me a lot of closeness to people. I have always sought since I was a seminarian to be close to people, to break those protocols" "Today I have realized that social networks have a lot of impacts.""And then I said, I'm going to download that application to see what it is about. And that's how I started making videos on TikTok. I didn't even know how to make them, I didn't know anything about editing the videos and it was little by little."
Meet Vera Feshuk-Omelchuk, a 35-year old Ukrainian from Ternopil Region who was born without both arms but never gave up trying to be the best she could be. After training extensively, Vera has become a pro at applying makeup to customers using only her feet. Her makeup training in the Ukrainian capital was sponsored by the Oriflame company and she passed the courses with flying colors, becoming a certified makeup artist.
A Moscow mum appeared to be having snow much fun last weekend as she struggled through the recent record snowfall, doing what appear to be lunges in a comical attempt to push her baby through the powder. Over 17 inches fell in just 24 hours on Moscow last weekend, breaking a record last set all the way back in 1957.
A Texas woman who was arrested for shoplifting managed to slip out of her handcuffs before stealing a police car and leading the officers on a 23-minute, 100mph car chase through the town of Lufkin, about 120 miles northeast of Houston, on Wednesday. As Lufkin police searched through a bag of stolen goods, Toscha Sponsler, 33, from Pollok was recorded taking off her seatbelt and then manoeuvring her wrists out of the cuffs before jumping behind the wheel and taking off. Cuff me if you can!
This is 21-year-old Kyrgyz Instagrammer Saykal Jumalieva and this is her viral dance video aiming to raise awareness and fight back against forced child marriage in Kyrgyz society. She dressed as a rural bride and danced to the BeeGees classic hit “Stayin’ Alive” in early July in a protest against the practice of girls being prematurely married off. The video has since gathered nearly 100,000 likes on Instagram and thousands of shares across other social media platforms.
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