Incredible Rock Paper Scissors Prank Girl Reacts To Going Viral And Being Proposed To

A viral star has apparently received multiple proposals after her Rock, Paper, Scissors prank swept the internet.

India Sasha has taken to social media to reflect on a TikTok video she posted, which ended up quickly going viral. The video showed her playing a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, with the stakes set at buying a group of boys a drink if just one of them beat her.

The group were left stunned when India revealed her left hand, which has no fingers on.

The disability educator and model, who has been creating content for two years, has since spoken out about some of the messages she has received as a result of going viral.

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The boys thought the odds would be stacked in their favour, however little did they know that they were about to get well and truly pranked, leaving most of them with their mouths wide open, but subsequently giving India a clap at the end for her hilarious feat.

In another TikTok post, India said the video was still 'blowing up,' along with her messages.

She said: 'I've had four people propose to me, and I haven't even got a wedding finger.'

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The post has since amassed over 1.7 million views and thousands of comments, with users responding to the video in stitches. One said: 'This. Is. Amazing!!! Love your sense of humour.'

Another wrote: 'I hope my daughter has this much confidence about her wee hand when she’s older! Well done.'

A third commented: 'That was class. As are you for dealing with your disability and making most of it. Much love & respect to you.'

In a later Instagram post, the TikToker revealed that she had woken up to 'THOUSANDS of you on [her] website, 4,000 more of you on Instagram, and 30,000 more on TikTok'.

She said: 'If you’re new here, welcome to my world of taking the pi$$ out of life because it’s MUCH more fun than taking it seriously. I accept donations in the form of jäger bombs and hand puns.'

According to her website, India uses her social media to encourage 'disability normalisation through humour and representation'.

India stated: 'My brand carries the message that every single body is beautiful, powerful and complete. I am a business student, content creator, actress, model and AVID coffee drinker. And as you may be able to tell, I like to live a colourful life with a variety of work. I am one of the most determined passionate people you may ever meet. I just also happen to have a disability.'

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