TikToker-pharmacist Arshie Larga brings driver to SB19's Simula at Wakas concert

Arshie Larga made hearts melt with his thoughtful gesture during SB19's Simula at Wakas concert at the Philippine Arena last weekend.
The TikToker-pharmacist said in a TikTok video that he rented a car and hired a driver for the event.
Arshie had an extra ticket so he asked his driver, whom he simply called Sir, if he wanted to watch. The driver said yes.
The video showed the driver talking about wanting to watch a show at the largest arena and Arshie said, 'Ayan, mararanasan mo na.'
Arshie added in the comments section, 'Naisip ko lang din kasi na instead maghintay si Sir sakin sa parking, bakit di ko na lang isama manuod. Buti pumayag naman.'
In the clips that Arshie shared, the driver could be seen bobbing his head to the music and taking videos.
'During the concert, lagi syang nagvi-video tapos sinesend nya sa anak nya kasi never pa daw nakanuod ng concert. KUNG ALAM KO LANG TALAGA!' Arshie said.
On their way home, the driver said he cried to SB19's song 'MAPA' because he remembered his parents who passed away. He also said he was happy to watch a concert again.
As of this writing, Arshie's video has 3.7 million views, 751,800 likes, and 6,871 comments.
SB19 member Stell said, 'ARSHIE' with a teary-eyed emoji.
Justin also reposted the video.
SB19 dropped their EP 'Simula at Wakas' in April which includes the songs 'DAM' and 'DUNGKA!'
Over the weekend, the P-Pop Kings kicked off their Simula at Wakas World Tour with a two-night concert at the Philippine Arena.
SB19 will have their world tour across 18 cities in Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, and North America.
—Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News

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