Baby Duy cried 'sobbing' on the livestream, being bombarded by the contractor, revealing a shocking secret?

Before encountering this "life", Be Duy's series "Townhouse at the age of 24", starting in May 2024, recorded the journey of buying real estate in Nha Be (Ho Chi Minh City). Ho Chi Minh City), repaired and completed the house with a total floor area of 88m², including 5 floors and 3 master bedrooms.

Nguyen Khanh Duy (born in 1999), the owner of the TikTok channel Be Duy with 1.2 million followers, recently attracted great attention in the online community when he publicized serious problems with his villa worth tens of billions of VND. Although the house has only been completed for less than a year, this TikToker is facing a series of "unacceptable" incidents, which culminate in serious seepages and technical system problems.

According to Be Duy's sharing, every time it rains, the house turns into a "disaster." Leakage occurs continuously, especially in the skylight area. The architectural detail, which was designed to take in natural light, has now become a critical weakness, directing water directly into the house. As a result, many corners of the walls have appeared patchy yellow stains due to rainwater.

Duy's frustration increased when he affirmed that he had paid sparingly for the waterproofing item from the beginning. He shared: "Every time it rains, the house leaks, it's very difficult to accept because I was ready to spend anything on waterproofing beforehand."

Not only the leak, the electricity and water system of the villa also showed abnormal signs. Be Duy revealed that the cost of living has increased dramatically: electricity bills range from 3 to 5 million VND/month, while water bills are up to 7 million VND per month. Explaining this unbelievable number, he said that after only 3-4 days without visiting the house, the water was "rampant," causing a suspense like a "Death Fight in the Air." This implies the possibility of an underground leak or other serious technical problem.

Livestream asking for help and denouncing irresponsibility

The culmination of the incident was in a livestream on the afternoon of October 2, Nguyen Khanh Duy burst into tears when talking about the contractor's irresponsibility. He said that he had contacted the contractor many times to completely solve the leakage situation. Although he sent a very gentle and polite message asking "I let someone come down to treat the permeation for you," this contractor repeatedly broke his promise, promised to repair many times but did not implement.

The relationship between the TikToker and the contractor is even more complicated when this person currently owes Duy 400 million VND. This incident is not only property damage but also a great mental shock for a young person building a large property for the first time.

The online community reacted mixed

The incident quickly became a hot topic of discussion on social networks. Many people expressed sympathy and condolences to Be Duy, saying that building a house is inherently complicated, and lack of experience makes young people vulnerable to risks with unreputable construction units.

However, besides the words of encouragement, many comments were gloating and reiterating previous controversies. They believe that this is a consequence of "ignoring" the comments of the online community during the construction process. Specifically, when Duy shared a series of villas at the age of 24, many people advised him to be careful, not to completely entrust it to the contractor. Some harsh opinions: "When I was building, I didn't hear anyone's suggestions," or "In the past, people gave a lot of suggestions, Duy didn't listen, now his eyes are bright." Many pessimistic opinions say that with severe leakage, the only way is to rebuild from scratch.

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