Darren Till Spreads Smiles While In Quarantine

While the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, UFC Middleweight Darren Till took to Instagram to share how he is handling quarantine. From the looks of it, he can barely keep things under control!

Looks like Darren Till has an abundance of what look like gummy bears to keep him company. The fighter seemed displeased with his present company as he put them on display with melancholic music playing in the background.

While the pandemic has forced everyone into social isolation, it is quite evident that some are struggling more than the others.

However, knowing the comedian Darren Till is, we are all aware of the true reason behind this video. To put a smile on peoples’ faces. And in reality, this is a great gesture from him to lighten up his fans’ moods!

All jokes apart, this truly is a trying time for all of humanity. Social media, despite its criticisms, is the only thing making the pandemic a tad bit bearable. Thank you, Darren Till, for using it to spread smiles and laughter.

What should we learn from Darren Till and his video in quarantine?

Being in quarantine is not all that bad when one comes to think of it. It is just a long vacation of doing nothing. The biggest disadvantage? It comes with a raging pandemic.

Self-isolation is a necessity. Avoiding the public is all that is required to do away with a species-threatening disease. Thus, when in quarantine, we must not let ‘loneliness’ or the inability to go out hamper our morale. Darren Till’s video and the comments that it received shows us that no one is alone.

Thankfully, we live in an age where everyone is connected at all times. Even then, a period of 14 days should not be able to best us.

We must positively avoid negativity. Our thoughts influence our health. Thus, let’s not think of quarantine as a punishment, and instead accept it for what it truly is. A much-required break. Businesses will boom again, education will resume and life will definitely resume to normalcy.

Meanwhile, let’s not shy away from humor. As the age-old saying goes, “laughter is the best medicine.” While we must absorb the seriousness that the problem poses, we should also be strong enough to battle it and not let it get to our heads.

After all, we still do have a great sporting season to look forward to!