Bestie Anthony 👑

In this short-form video, internet personality Bestie Anthony is seen sitting in their room, reacting with exaggerated facial expressions and hand gestures to the text overlay 'When you listen to too many Cupcakke remixes.' The creator's animated performance humorously illustrates the feeling of being overwhelmed by repetitive music, a common theme in online content.

In this fun and candid clip, creator Bestie Anthony shares a lighthearted moment from their bedroom. Seated in a motorized wheelchair, they perform a series of expressive gestures and comedic facial expressions, including pretending to sneeze and react to something off-camera. The scene captures a relatable and entertaining slice-of-life moment, showcasing personality and humor.

In this candid outdoor scene, creator Bestie Anthony is seen enjoying a sunny day while seated in his motorized wheelchair. He wears a maroon 'American Eagle' sweatshirt and headphones, casually interacting with the camera as he moves around his driveway. A text overlay humorously questions his actions with 'What is Steven Gawking doing bro 💀😭'. The video captures a slice-of-life moment, showcasing accessibility, personal style, and everyday activities.

In this powerful and direct response, Bestie Anthony addresses a comment from a 'popular girl' who made a hurtful remark about disabled people and education. The creator, visibly frustrated but composed, uses humor and sharp wit to dismantle the ableist argument. He points out the hypocrisy of someone insecure about their own academic performance judging others, and delivers a strong message about the right of all individuals to learn and pursue their interests. This scene captures a moment of online confrontation turned into a platform for advocacy.

In this short clip, popular content creator Bestie Anthony is seen celebrating in their room after narrowly avoiding a car tire puncture. They express relief and amusement over the incident, which they refer to as 'running over the b*tch who tried to pop my tires.' The scene captures a moment of personal triumph and lightheartedness.

In a fun and relatable moment, Bestie Anthony reacts to comments about spending too much time in their power wheelchair. With a humorous twist, they jokingly declare it 'leg day,' stand up in their chair, and strike a playful pose. The scene captures their personality and creates a lighthearted response to common online remarks.

Watch Bestie Anthony, a young man using a Temu transformer wheelchair, respond to doubters by effortlessly standing up. This empowering moment showcases his strength and determination, proving he's 'a young ho' who can activate his own stand-up mode.

A young man in a wheelchair shares his experience being refused help by a woman who called him 'not special' while he was trying to reach plates on a high shelf. He recounts how her boyfriend had to apologize and expresses his frustration with ableism.

In this powerful short, Bestie Anthony shares her frustration with slow-moving traffic impeding her mobility. She is first seen outdoors in her electric wheelchair, then transitions to a bedroom setting where she speaks passionately about her experience. The raw emotion and direct message highlight the daily challenges faced by people with disabilities, making it a compelling piece of advocacy.

In this comedic 'Real or Fake' challenge, creator Bestie Anthony reacts with escalating disbelief and humor to a series of outrageous prompts. Starting with a rose toy, the challenge quickly spirals into absurd territory, culminating in a shocked reaction to a prompt about their legs. The video captures a moment of genuine, over-the-top comedic frustration.

Watch as Bestie Anthony shares a relatable gaming experience. The text overlay reads, 'When someone is walking slow so I lokey just run them over so they can respawn at their checkpoint.' This scene perfectly captures the competitive spirit and humor found in online multiplayer games.

In a viral moment, creator Bestie Anthony demonstrates a hilarious and resourceful solution for when his Temu-powered wheelchair runs out of battery. He literally 'cracks open' his chair to reveal its internal components, jokingly referring to it as getting 'filled up' like a gas tank. This short-form content showcases a unique blend of tech humor and DIY ingenuity.

In this emotional and powerful video, disability rights advocate Bestie Anthony shares her experience of being stalked by someone who tried to pop her tires. She describes months of harassment, including threats to break her wheelchair, and pleads for the person to stop. Speaking from her room, she expresses her frustration and fear, emphasizing that she just wants to be seen as a normal human being. The video is a raw and personal account of online and offline stalking, highlighting the challenges faced by disabled individuals.

Watch as Bestie Anthony shares a funny moment from his life, using his wheelchair to 'honk' at friends and speed past slow walkers in a school hallway. This relatable and energetic short captures the fun side of navigating public spaces.

In this touching moment, Bestie Anthony is seen receiving bubbles from a kind stranger. The gesture, meant to cheer him up because he felt 'crippled,' creates a beautiful scene of empathy and support.

This viral social media clip features Bestie Anthony in a humorous skit about being single on Valentine's Day. The creator performs an exaggerated 'running over couples' bit while sitting in a bedroom with blue walls and purple LED lighting. The scene includes text overlay explaining the comedic premise of not wanting others to be happy if they're not. The performance captures a relatable moment of single life humor that has resonated with many viewers.

In this candid moment, creator Bestie Anthony shares their humorous plan for Valentine's Day. Seated in their room, they explain the concept of 'going up to random couples and acting like one of them cheated,' using expressive hand gestures and facial cues to convey the comedic scenario.

In a heartfelt and triumphant moment, Bestie Anthony shares their journey of defying medical odds. The video captures them celebrating in their Temu transformer mobility device, a powerful symbol of resilience and overcoming challenges.

In this short-form content piece, Bestie Anthony humorously reacts to a challenge involving 'nitro boosters' in Rocket League. The video begins with him walking outside a shopping center, then cuts to him inside his room, dramatically putting on a jetpack-like harness before launching himself backward in his chair. The comedic effect is enhanced by the text overlay, creating a meme-worthy moment.

In a room filled with shelves of collectibles and a purple LED strip light, Bestie Anthony sits in their wheelchair, humorously explaining a situation where they were 'cracked so hard' that their 'wheelbussy hurt.' They use expressive hand gestures and facial expressions to deliver the comedic line, 'I was stuck standing in my transformer,' before dramatically falling backward into the chair. The camera then pans down to show the full setup, including a CPAP machine on a side table, adding context to the creator's life.

In this viral moment, Bestie Anthony shares a hilarious story about a woman trying to unplug his power chair because he wouldn't give her an 'Uber ride.' The video cuts between scenes of him in a school hallway and his room, showcasing his reaction and the comedic situation.

In this heartfelt and candid moment, Bestie Anthony sits in their bedroom, speaking directly to the camera about being trans. They share their personal journey with emotional honesty, using hand gestures for emphasis as they reveal 'I am trans...' The intimate setting, complete with bookshelves and a ceiling fan, creates a personal atmosphere for this significant self-disclosure.