50 Cent & Royce Da 5'9" React To Viral Self-Defense Trainer

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A firearm instructor has been going viral on TikTok for his outrageous self-defense tactics.

Over the weekend, a firearms instructor became a viral meme on the Internet. The TikTok videos, which supposedly offer self-defense tactics, started circulating on social media platforms. Users were completely caught off guard by how serious he is while explaining dangerous methods of disarming a gunman. 

Of course, when videos go viral, there's often little context to back it up. While the individual does appear to be a firearms instructor, all of his videos appear to be spoofs. In fact, most of them include the hashtag #scammer. In one video, he explains that moving in circles is the only way to fight off a group of attackers. In another, he explained how to dodge a bullet. 

The Internet offered plenty of hilarious reactions including 50 Cent and Royce Da 5'9" who seemed concerned for anyone who is paying for these self-defense courses. Fif shared the video of the man explaining how to fight off a group, doubting the instructor's ability to properly teach self-defense. "yeah right, he gonna fuck around and get somebody killed," Fif wrote.


Meanwhile, Royce shared a clear screenshot of the individual on his Instagram feed where he issued a warning to all of his followers to avoid the firearm instructor at all costs. "ATTENTION: Please don’t take any Self Defense advice from this man… He wants you to die…. You’re welcome," he wrote. 


In a separate post, Royce analyzed his strategy from removing hostile individuals from one's personal space. "Aight … And then we gon take our hand, look at you and say Shhhhh, turn around and walk behind that counter where the real protection is," he wrote. 


Check out a few more of TikToks below. 

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