Priyanka Chopra holds a triple Honors degree in business, finance, and economics but we know at odd times the idea of studying could be too taxing. The actress has now taken to her Instagram story and echoed a similar emotion. The Bluff diva shared a video of a schoolgirl explaining why exactly she is not serious about her studies and we have to say, our PeeCee also quite agrees to the little girl. 

The former Miss World wrote ‘Same’ with a smile emoji in her reaction to the little girl’s hilarious philosophical explanation of staying aloof from studies. The 46-second clip previously went viral on X and captured a zoomed-in video of an adorable little girl in a classroom who gives a ROFL response after being scolded by her teacher for not studying.

The video begins with the teacher saying, “Aap serious nahi ho apni padhai ko leke (You are not serious about your studies).” The girl, in her response, replies with an extensive answer that surely does make sense and encompasses the whole universe with possible others. The little girl in the video started by explaining how the world has existed for about 450 crore years, with humans’ existence being noted for 370 crore years.

D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made a notable appearance at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards on September 15, 2024, that extended beyond the glitz and glamour of the red carpet.

The 22-year-old actor, best known for his role as Bear Smallhill in the FX series Reservation Dogs, used the event to bring attention to a serious issue. Woon-A-Tai was seen wearing an all-black suit with a bright red handprint painted on his mouth.

As per PEOPLE, Woon-A-Tai chose the red handprint as a powerful symbol to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women. According to Native Hope, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting Indigenous communities, the handprint represents many important messages. It represents solidarity with those who have gone missing and draws attention to the media and law enforcement’s silence on their cases.

The handprint represents Native women’s oppression and their ongoing fight for justice. According to the Native Hope website, “It stands for all the missing sisters whose voices are not heard. It stands for the silence of the media and law enforcement in the midst of this crisis. It stands for the oppression and subjugation of Native women who are now rising up to say #NoMoreStolenSisters.”

Woon-A-Tai received his first Emmy nomination for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in Reservation Dogs. The series, which is available for streaming on Hulu, follows a group of Indigenous teenagers in Oklahoma who want to move to California.

They are determined to achieve their goal through any means necessary, including theft. Despite the significance of his nomination, Woon-A-Tai did not receive the award. Jeremy Allen White was honored for his role in The Bear.