The veteran Australian opener, David Warner, who is known for his explosive batting, has recently become a popular face on Tik Tok with his funny videos during the coronavirus lockdown. Ever since joining the popular video-sharing platform last month, he has been on a video-sharing spree which has made him a fan favorite. However, not everyone is liking his videos, and on Thursday Warner’s former teammate Mitchell Johnson trolled him, after watching his latest video.
Making fun of Warner’s humor, Johnson went a step further and labeled him as inapt for doing all this. Commenting on the video on Instagram, Johnson wrote: “I would say you’ve officially lost it but not sure you ever had it Bull.”
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The video shows Warner pumping air in a jam jar with a cycle pump, with “Pump up the jam” song playing in the background. Captioning the video, the opener wrote: “He’s Back Everyone!! Pump up the jam!! #boredinthehouse #bringonfriday.”
However, Warner didn’t mind Johnson’s comments and acknowledged that he didn’t have any clue about the song and made the video just for fun sake. He replied, “@mitchjohnson398 that’s very true mate. I just didn’t understand the song, really thought it could be pumped up.”
Warner enjoys immense fan following in Hyderabad due to his association with SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Earlier this week, he shared a video where he was lip-syncing a famous Telugu movie dialogue from a 2006 action-thriller ‘Pokiri’, starring Mahesh Babu.
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David Warner, dressed in his SRH kit with a bat in hand, delivered the dialogue with complete gusto. However, the Australian was completely clueless about which movie the dialogue was from so he asked his fans to guess.
Warner is among one of the most active cricketers on the popular video-sharing platform and he always looks for innovative ideas to entertain his fans and so far it seems to be paying dividends, with most of his videos generating millions of views.
