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Video Of TikToker Accidentally Crashing Into Little Girl On Water Slide Leaves Viewers Divided

Man collides with young girl on waterslide
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TikToker @Adrian_LionsOnly sparked debate about who was to blame after he filmed himself going down a water slide and crashing into a little girl who was sitting at the bottom.

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Whenever safety is a concern, it seems like there's always someone there to ruin the fun, but sometimes, that person could be a lifeguard.

During a recent visit to Island Water Park in California, Adrian of @adrian_lionsonly on TikTok shared an incident that occurred when a lifeguard directed him to go down a large slide while a young girl was still sitting on the bottom of it.


Because the slide was an enclosed tube, there was no way for Adrian to see that the girl was still sitting at the end of the slide, so he enjoyed the ride.

Unfortunately, at the end of the video, viewers can see the adult man collide with the girl. She is heard screaming and can be seen flipping into the spraying water as the video ends.

You can watch the video here:

"They (lifeguards) told me to go, and I hit a little girl!"
"You can hear her scream. I'm glad she was okay!"
"Lifeguards need to pay more attention!"
@adrian_lionsonly

Dumb lifeguards! #islandwaterpark #fyp #accident

It was featured on Adrian's channel, which is dedicated to family and featuring rides at major theme parks in California, including Island Water Park, Wild Waters, and Santa Cruz.

The video quickly garnered 12.7 million views, as well as over 25 thousand comments, which were divided over what had occurred.

Despite her being a minor, some couldn't help but blame the girl for being in the way.

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But there were some who were furious like Adrian, who had captioned the video with, "Dumb lifeguards!"

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It's hard to say who is at fault here, or if it was simply an accident.

Since the girl was old enough to go down the slide alone, she likely should have known that she needed to exit the slide immediately upon her ride being over, to get out of the way for the next person.

By that same token, however, the lifeguards had directed her to go down the slide and probably should have more carefully watched to ensure that she did, in fact, exit the slide before sending someone down. No matter someone's age, that likely should be standard safety protocol.

Likely the only one here who couldn't be blamed in any way would be Adrian, who was simply following orders and at least drawing attention to the incident after the fact, to ensure something like it did not happen again.

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