Teacher wows with rendition of ‘Candy Shop’ by 50 Cent in viral TikTok video

A teacher’s TikTok video of him playing 50 Cent’s “Candy Shop”on the guitar has gone viral, leaving viewers impressed after being posted by one of his students.

Despite the fact that certain teachers may display a higher level of professionalism during the day compared to others, it can generally be assumed that the majority of them possess a “fun side.”A significant number of teachers possess hidden skills, while others incorporate enjoyable methods of teaching in their classes.

Before summer break, Ava3767’s History teacher surprised his class by bringing his headless guitar to show off his musical talents. He played 50 Cent’s famous song ‘Candy Shop’ in an effort to show his fun side.

The text on the video stated that my history teacher had gone insane.

@ava3767
OKAYYY WHATTTT #fyp #trending #viral

♬ original sound – ava🍉

The teacher’s impressive guitar skills left commenters in awe as they flooded the comments section.

One person remarked, “He is the one who is creating history.”

One person remarked, “I am convinced that every teacher possesses an incredible talent beyond their job.”

“A third person responded, saying that they appreciate it when teachers share their knowledge and wisdom.”

Following the success of her first video going viral and amassing 3.5M views, Ava decided to share another clip of her teacher performing the popular song.

@ava3767
Replying to @elenaaa since everyone wanted part two

♬ original sound – ava🍉

Despite only being uploaded a day ago, the second clip has already amassed 1.5M views and received hundreds of comments. This further proves that viewers are consistently impressed by the teacher’s content.

One user responded, “He resembles a love child of Yung Gravy and Matthew Lillard.”

Someone else remarked, “I never thought this song required an electric guitar. Now, I’ll never be able to listen to it without hearing it.”

Despite the countless things that can happen inside a classroom, teachers going viral on TikTok is not a recent trend. In February 2024, a teacher gained widespread attention for using Assassin’s Creed to teach History.