CEBU, Philippines – A vlogger is in big trouble with the law after crawling on a highway in Cebu while wearing a snail costume. While he probably thought it was hilarious, netizens believe he’s likely regretting his actions.
The vlogger, Boss LB, bills himself as a comedian on his social media page.
Boss LB wore a green snail costume while crawling directly on the highway in Consolacion, Cebu, on Sunday, March 9, 2025. His antics caused a traffic jam in the area as motorists slowed down so they won’t run over the crawling ‘snail man.’
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| The vlogger crawled on the busy highway in a snail costume. Photo credit: CDN Digital |
Not only did he put his life at risk with the stunt, he also put other people’s lives at risk. Considering that if a driver had accidentally hit him (because it could be difficult to see him on the road and he might be on the driver’s blind spot) they could face jail time and might need to pay for the medical/funeral costs, it isn’t surprising that many were annoyed by what he did.
Also, had there been a crash, it might be possible that other people might also get injured or even die. While he got some laughs from his followers, Boss LB earned the public’s ire. Netizens slammed him for the reckless, irresponsible, and annoying act.
After the video went viral, the Highway Patrol Group in Central Visayas (HPG-7) recommended filing cases against Boss LB.
According to Police Col. Wilbert Parilla, the HPG-7 chief, he had already directed the legal team to identify what traffic violations or laws the vlogger committed with his irresponsible actions.
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| The vlogger came forward and apologized for his actions. Photo credit: MyTV Cebu |
The vlogger soon appeared at the Consolacion Police Station and issued a public apology.
Parilla said that although they have accepted the vlogger’s apology, they are still keen on filing the charges to ensure that he will face the consequences. The HPG-7 chief added that this should serve as a warning so that no one will copy his antics, which can be a threat to public safety.
— Joy Adalia, The Summit Express
