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Schoolboy Viral Video: Teacher’s Day usually reminds us of classrooms, chalkboards and the mentors who shape our lives. But this year, a young schoolboy gave the celebration a hilarious modern twist by honouring the teachers who are always just a click away, ChatGPT, YouTube and Google. In a viral video, the boy can be seen setting up three mobile phones on a table, each screen displaying one of these apps. In front of them, he placed chocolates and greeting cards, as if offering them to his digital gurus. The quirky gesture instantly grabbed attention online, leaving people laughing and nodding in agreement.

The clip, shared on Instagram by the handle ‘saubhagya’, quickly became a hit. Shared just two days ago, it has already crossed over 6.6 million views. The timing made it even more special, as it went viral right on Teacher’s Day.

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Reactions poured in from all sides. While many netizens found the idea absolutely hilarious, others called it apt in today’s tech-driven world, where students often turn to apps for guidance at all hours.

"They don't scold you for your mistakes. They don't encourage you on your failure. They don't make you understand by giving simple to simple examples. They don't show you the harsh reality of surviving in this world. They don't teach how to make a better future. They don't show you what you don't want to see. They adapt to your taste and act accordingly. Sugary talk is not good for health," a user wrote.

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"It all can't understand your feelings and can't show you the truth of life .. so give respect to your real teachers," a second user wrote. "All apps like: wish karnahaitoh subscriptions le," wrote a third user. "Culture and manners and life lessons no Google, YouTube, or ChatGPT will ever be able to teach," added a fourth user.