Beautiful Clown Street Musician Girl at Traffic Light Makes Netizens Excited, Many Want to Adopt Her

Kapanlagi.com - Lately, social media has been buzzing with the appearance of a beautiful clown street musician girl. A short video uploaded by a netizen immediately went viral with various reactions from netizens.

In the video, the beautiful girl was wearing a pink clown costume while playing music around the traffic light. She was not alone, as she was accompanied by another girl who was also wearing a clown costume. 

Impressed by the girl's beauty, the video owner praised her. 

"You're so beautiful," said the netizen who recorded the video. 

Hearing the praise, the street musician girl blushed and covered her face with the money jar. 

1. Want to Adopt Her

The video, which was later uploaded by the Instagram account @say.viideo, received many comments from netizens. Interestingly, many wanted to adopt the girl because of her beauty and cuteness. 

"Oh my goodness, she's so pretty, can I adopt her?" wrote a netizen in the comment section. 

"Let me be her foster sister," added another.

2. Poor Living Conditions

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It is known that the beautiful girl who dresses up as a clown and plays music for money is named Elin. According to an investigation by Ekspose Trans7, Elin lives in a densely populated settlement in the Jakarta area.

Her house is quite small and poor, with piles of belongings visible in various places. Even her home does not have a bathroom, so she has to pay two thousand rupiah to use a neighbor's bathroom.

"I pay Rp 2,000 (to use the bathroom)," said Elin, as quoted by Ekspose Trans7 Lifestyle.

3. Must Pay Commission

Every day, Elin has to stand at traffic lights to earn money. In one day, she can earn Rp 80,000, not including the commission she has to give to the costume owner.

"Sometimes Rp 80,000, not including the commission," she said.

4. Refuses to Be Adopted

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Elin has experienced some unpleasant incidents while playing music for money. In her own words, some people have approached her and even openly asked to adopt her.

"Sometimes it's men. 'Come and be my child. I'll take care of your schooling.' I say, 'I've already been to school.' I run away when I say that," she explained.

(kpl/dwn)