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Naomi Neo shares her car racing experience, but netizens say ‘there’s no footage of her actually driving’ and that she’s a ‘pick me girl’

SINGAPORE: Naomi Neo recently shared her race car experience through her Instagram account. Compiled in one video, Naomi gave snippets of what happened as she drove off with luxurious cars on a huge race track from day to night. 

She added a caption at the start of the video, stating that a man had asked, “why aren’t you seated in your man’s car?” Naomi replied: “why do I have to?”

 

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Other commenters have mixed opinions on Naomi’s experience. Fans believed this was a cool experience and called Naomi a cool mom. 

One IG user said: Hottest mom alive” while another stated: “Coolest mother out there”. 

Another IG user mentioned: “She living on almost everyone else dream life.” 

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Despite all of these compliments, there are some who disagreed and left negative comments about Naomi’s post. 

An IG user commented that she is a “pick me girl”, which means a woman who acts as if she is different from other women to gain attention from men. 

Another IG user remarked: “There’s no footage of her actually driving, so she could have taken video of someone else driving.” 

Yet another IG user gave her some advice: “Never wear dri fit shirts to drive on the track. Potentially dangerous in the event of an accident.” 

Naomi Neo did not respond to any of the comments posted.

 

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