TikTok viewers were shocked by how quickly a Lamborghini's windshield broke when a woman danced on it.
If you cherish your car like a prized possession, this video might be hard to watch.
TikTok user @snowbunnyjelly is recognized for her content with luxury cars, but it's not what you'd typically imagine.
Rather than displaying her driving prowess or admiration for these premium cars, she turns them into backdrops for her damaging stunts.
Auto Draft Snowbunnyjelly has shared videos of herself throwing slushies at cars, jumping on their hoods, and even hitting them with bats.
These clips have attracted thousands of viewers.
One particular video has captivated over 1.5 million people.
It starts with her running and leaping onto the hood of a blue Lamborghini.
As she transitions from the hood to the windshield and onto the roof, the glass breaks under her weight, leaving a large crack.
Undeterred by the damage, snowbunnyjelly keeps dancing on the car.
"Well that didn't go as planned," she noted in the caption accompanying the video.
Viewers were stunned not only by her actions but also by her nonchalant response to the costly damage.
"You just smashed your windshield for your little dance," pointed out one viewer.
Another comment read: "bro casually broke a lamborghini windshield [sic]."
Although snowbunnyjelly's risky behavior was startling, some viewers were equally surprised by how easily the window shattered under the slight TikToker.
Woman Breaks Lamborghini Window While Dancing For TikTok, Surprising Viewers With Car's Fragility "Was I the only one half expecting her to go through the roof the way it was bending?" asked one viewer.
After the video appeared on X, one viewer commented on the unexpected delicacy of such an expensive vehicle: "I would have thought a car as expensive as this would be a lot more durable."
Another agreed, saying, "Yeah, it seemed like a toy car."
Despite snowbunnyjelly admitting that the stunt didn't go "as planned," some viewers suspected it might have been a setup.
One viewer pointed out "blankets" on the dashboard, likely intended to catch any broken glass, while others debated the purpose behind filming such a stunt.
