17 Year Old Girl Rides A Lamborghini from School - Reaction video

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• published: 24 Mar 2013
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Former neighbor's daughter gets a surprise Lamborghini Aventador ride from her high school followed by a visit to Times Square. The reactions were priceless. All ad revenue earned on my YouTube channel will go directly to the girl's college fund. If you'd like, you can directly donate to her college fund here: http://regoapps.com/collegefund 2016 Update: All profits made from the ads from this video was going to be donated to her college fund until a greedy record label placed a copyright claim on this video. So all the ad revenue has been going to that record label for the past few years instead of going to the daughter. The artist wrote on his SoundCloud page originally that it was okay to use the song for video. And then later on revoked it after this video became viral. Since this video no longer makes ad revenue for the daughter, I'll be donating all ad revenue from ALL videos on my YouTube channel to her college fund. If you want to help out, watch and share the other videos on my channel instead of this one. For more reactions to this car, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0LqXtKajqQ See this car race against a 700-hp Tesla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e-jquwHKtI I've had this neighbor for many years when I was poor and living in a poorer neighborhood. I became successful and moved to Florida a few years ago. I then came back to my hometown for a visit, and I brought my Lamborghini with me. I saw an opportunity to make the kid's day much brighter, and I took it. There's a Portugese saying: "Não importa o quanto sobes na vida, nunca te esqueças de onde vieste." Translation: "No matter how much you climb in life, never forget where you came from." You can follow me here for future updates: Facebook: http://fb.com/allenapp Instagram/Twitter: @regoapps Learn more about how I made enough to afford this car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEW_dq_5XxI See how people react in the car when I drive it fast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpIr2dWqdSo Update: Reading the comments, I want to clear some things up: The girl was estatic when she got the ride. You can hear her giggling in the background during the Times Square footage. I cannot show her face, because 1) I didn't film it and 2) I respect her privacy. The GoPro cameras point outwards on my car, because they're there as security cameras in case something happens to my car. The video was made almost half a year after these shots were made, and it was only uploaded because some of my YouTube subscribers requested that I put up the full video of what they captured. The background story in the beginning is true, and she approved of it before I put it into the video. In fact, she approved the entire video before I posted it. To those making negative comments (especially the ones that are sexual in nature), I think those are more of a reflection of your own personality than of mine if that's the first thing you think of when you watch this video. I've picked up guys and girls in the Lamborghini before at school. And they were all by request. My car club also hosts charity events where we let sick children from hospitals sit in our cars (with parental consent of course). As for the former neighbor's daughter, I did help her out financially as well. I even offered to help pay her college tuition and buy her a car, but she didn't feel comfortable accepting it (understandable). However, when I told her that I'd use the profits from this video, she was okay with it, because she was the reason this video existed in the first place. You guys are free to make negative comments about me all you want; it doesn't matter to me (I'm a short Asian computer geek, so I'm used to being bullied). At the end of the day, this girl was happy and the people who saw the car were happy, and that's all that matters to me. More info on the daughter's situation: She is now living in her friend's house and doesn't live with her mother anymore. Her mother still keeps stealing money from her Social Security, and the daughter will enter college without any savings in her name because of that. I will stay true to my word and donate every penny made from this YouTube video to help pay for her college books/tuition. So sharing this video will help her. She reads some of these YouTube comments, so please leave her some words of encouragement as well.