A disgraced woman got revenge on her deceitful boyfriend by dumping vials of glitter all over his apartment and posting the polished wreckage on TikTok.
After a TikTok user Holly learned that her boyfriend was sleeping with someone else, she asked for time to stop by his apartment while he was not there to get her stuff back.
But she left something, too: at least five large filters of glitter in different colors, which she threw all over her living room, bedroom and bathroom.
Oh no! A worried woman got revenge on her deceitful boyfriend by dumping vials of glitter all over his apartment and posting the spicy destruction on TikTok
Plan: After user TikTok Holly learned that her boyfriend was sleeping with someone else, she asked for time to stop by his apartment while he was not there to get her belongings back.
Woosh! But she left something, too: at least five large filters of glitter in different colors, which she threw all over her living room, bedroom and bathroom.
Holly posted the video on Jan. 11 after the unfortunate discovery about her outside activities now.
The clip shows the end of her mobile crusade, with silver glitter already rooted in the carpet in the halls.
She walks into the bedroom, where red glaze is spread over the floor and the mattress is unrepaired on the floor.
Not yet done, she fracks the vial in her hand, inserting a blue-green hurricane into the rug.
Next, she turns to the bathroom, renovating in a silver glitter motif, with a polished floor, towels, bathtub, and sink. She throws in more blue glitter for good measure.
The clip shows the end of her mobile crusade, with silver glitter already rooted in the carpet in the halls and throughout the bathroom
Home redecoration: In his living room, a green and gold gloss blends on the rug, a pair of rugs, and the sofa
‘It’s not the key to his car in 2021… no, it’s ALL glitter 2021,’ she wrote
She sucks into his shoes, now green and shiny, and his living room, where green and gold glitter mixes on the rug, a pair of rugs, and the sofa.
Finally, she turns the camera around to reveal her own smiley face and thumb gesture.
The whole thing was set to the tune of Carrie Underwood’s revenge hymn, ‘Before He Cheats,’ although Holly made the point that her own destruction of property was a little more violent.
‘It’s not the key to his car in 2021… no, ALL 2021 is glitter,’ she wrote.
In just a few days, her bitter video of glitter bombing has captured 21 million views on TikTok, and she’s also followed by screenshots of the text messages she exchanged with her disgruntled victim.
Viral: In just a few days, his bitter video of glitter bombing has captured 21 million views
Results? Theoretically, ex Holly could be fined for damages
‘Imma come get my stuff later,’ she had written to him, before the glitter event. ‘If you are not there then leave your door unopened and for the love of God DONT text me in a few days with an apology because I am done with it [sic]. ‘
After she finished, she told him he could return home – and when he did, he was not happy.
‘I should have told you a long time ago and I’m sorry I didn’t … but glitter?’ he wrote.
‘That’s a child like f ***,’ he said
‘So it encourages me not to give back my things,’ she replied. ‘And sleep with him [redacted] and me at the same time. ‘
‘You literally did TikTok and my family saw it,’ he told her. ‘My brother’s technically ep *** is my house.’
Not happy: She has also followed up screenshots of the text messages she exchanged with her unhappy victim
‘I should have told you a long time ago and I’m sorry I didn’t … but glitter?’ he wrote
Struggle: While some viewers seem to value Holly’s video, saying it’s ‘amazing,’ others have behaved to say ‘poisonous’
She wrote back telling him to empty it, saying: ‘It’s glitter or fire you can clean. ‘
As almost anyone who’s ever crafted knows, glitter doesn’t come out of anything easily, especially carpet – and her ex is likely to find pieces of it in his apartment for years to come.
While some viewers seem to value Holly ‘s video, saying it’s’ amazing,’ others have behaved to say ‘poisonous’. ‘
‘Can we stop normalizing this stuff?’ said a man. ‘Walk away and love yourself. Let us be good people. ‘
Theoretically, ex Holly could tax the vandalism.