A video of a man’s first time at the club after serving 12 years in prison has gone viral on social media, and it’s both hilarious and sad.
The video, which was captioned “My homie just did a 12 years in prison I told him to act normal”, shows the man looking very paranoid with his head on a swivel as he dances nervously by himself. He also appears to be very shocked when he sees the women dancing, and he keeps his distance from them.
On social media some people are laughing at the man’s awkwardness, and making jokes about how he needs to relax and enjoy himself. Others are sympathizing with the man, and saying that he must be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after spending so long in prison. They say that he is not acting normal, but he is still paranoid about being in prison and having to watch his back to make sure he doesn’t get shanked.
Some people are also criticizing the person who posted the video, and saying that he should have been more supportive of his friend, and not exposed him to the public. They say that the man needs professional help, and not mockery or ridicule.
The video has also sparked a discussion about the challenges that ex-convicts face when they re-enter society, and how they need more resources and assistance to adjust to the outside world.
Some people are calling for more programs and policies that help ex-prisoners rehabilitate and reintegrate into society, and prevent them from going back to crime.
What do you think of the video? Do you find it funny or sad? Do you think the man needs help or just some time to get used to the club scene?
