Comedian's Real Time Slow-Motion Act Goes Viral, Video Has Over 34 Million Views

Porter then begins to mimic a footballer running down the pitch with his eyes on the ball.

A comedian has gone viral on the internet for creating a slow-motion goal celebration scene from a football game. Karl Porter from the United kingdom shared the video of his comedy gig at Up The Creek in London's Greenwichon on his Instagram page that has amassed close to 35 million views.

The video opens to show Porter asking the audience whether they want to see a goal celebration in slow motion to which they replied with yes. Porter then begins to mimic a footballer running down the pitch with his eyes on the ball. He then jumps and reaches the ball to hit it with his head into the goalpost. After waiting for a while and confirming that it entered the goalpost and it is a goal, Porter breaks into celebration. The act was highly appreciated by the audience who could be heard laughing and cheering him.

Since being shared, the video has amassed close to 35 million views, 3,739,036 likes and tons of comments.

 

"I have never sent nor recieved a clip more than this one right here," commented one user on the post.

"You don’t need a whole show, that one skill should pay all your bills," wrote another user.

"I cant be the only one looking like a fool out here with my mouth wide open copying his!," commented a third.

"i think this is the best thing ive seen on the internet," wrote a fourth.

"I cant be the only one looking like a fool out here with my mouth wide open copying his!," commented another user.