- By Poorva Karki
- Wed, 11 Sep 2024 01:25 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Viral Video: For fans, it's always intriguing to know more about their idols. From their likes, dislikes, hobbies to passion, you name it and a loyal admirer will be more than happy to jolt it all down like some much-required notes for an upcoming exam. The curiosity only manifolds if the idol in question is someone who is now retired, resulting in their daily activities becoming rather rare to appear in headlines. Keeping that in mind, one can only imagine the excitement and reaction the fans of the legendary former footballer David Beckham gave after he gave an unexpected glimpse of his life after retirement. Sharing a wholesome video on his social media handle, Beckham gave a ‘soothing’ tour of his garden full of homegrown vegetables and pet chickens.
The video went viral in an instant as fans lost their minds mostly in admiration and adoration. From calling the former athlete’s ‘farm life’ a goal to asking him for more social media content, people showed all the support they could.
The video was shared on the former cricketer’s Instagram handle. The post read, “My Kale is doing well. I can hear my east-end mates saying ‘He has changed’. My wife said to shorten the video but obviously didn't listen so I'm sorry... My content used to be motorbikes & camping now it's Kale, Honey & flowers for the house might have to get back on the road soon @victoriabeckham you're welcome for the flowers for the house.” The video was shared three days ago and pulled more than a million likes from admirers.
Watch the viral video:
Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “Who is this man?!? Give me my husband back,” read the comment by Victoria Beckham, David’s wife. “This is some of the most calming content on the internet. Like Bob Ross for our generation,” added a second person. “I’m here for Gardening with Beckham,” wrote another.
“This is the right energy, my guy,” added a fourth user. “The longer the David content the better if you ask me,” added a fifth person. “Anyone else finds this super therapeutic? I can almost smell the crisp misty morning and the scent of those earthy vegetables,” added another. “My son is 25 and has chosen the life of chickens & an allotment. He used his produce to feed 100 guests at his wedding! Very wholesome. Keep it up,” added another.