Cuban Tiktoker gives $100 to a beggar on a Miami street: "Serving is the highest honor"

The Cuban tiktoker Dairon Cano He gave $100 to a beggar who was on the streets of Miami and took him home to feed him.

Dairon met the man and when he asked him what he needed, he replied that two coins to eat.

"Of course I'm going to give it to you, my brother," the young man told him.

In a video shared on his account TikTok, showed a 100 dollar bill and announced that he was taking the man to eat at his house.

"People help each other and shake hands. I do things from the heart because I remember all the times I wanted to have that help," he expressed.

"Help the people on the street, they deserve it. Give them your hand, help them and support them," he asked his followers.

Dozens of Internet users congratulated Dairon for his altruism and generosity towards the most disadvantaged.

On Friday, the young man presented the case of a Cuban mother with two young daughters who is about to be evicted from the apartment where they live rented after losing their job.

The woman, visibly affected, said that she works as an Uber driver, but on April 12 her car crashed and since then she has not been able to return to her job, because the insurance company has not finished repairing the car.

"I can't pay the rent. I spoke to the owner, I told him: 'Look, sir, I have always been on good terms with you, in a timely manner. It's the first time I haven't paid you. I'm only four days late with the rent.' '" he explained.

She begged him to let her live with the two months' worth of funds she provided, but the landlord did not agree and requested an eviction order.

Dairon asked his followers to write to him privately and he will give them the woman's phone number so they can send him their donations to pay for this month's rent.

In January, the tiktoker gave a gift to a Cuban who lives in his van in Miami as a thank you, since a video he published about him became the most viral on his account with 12 million views.

The influencer gave him a shirt, a hat, a cap, a card to shop at Nike and $100.

"We are going to help each other. The Cuban helps himself, the Cuban does not criticize himself. I wanted to give you this present, brother, I hope you like it and I give it to you with a lot of love and affection. May God bless you, you are a warrior," he said. he said to the lord.