After 2019 viral video, where is Back It Up Terry now
You may remember Antario Davis. He is the Memphis man in the wheelchair in the “Back It Up Terry” fireworks video that went viral in 2019.
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You may remember Antario Davis. He is the Memphis man in the wheelchair in the “Back It Up Terry” fireworks video that went viral in 2019.
With it but it's also to do with incredibly short term policy decisions made by the american governments and other western governments. >> sean: america could be energy independent. they want us to rely on someone else. they should think about that before they try to shut down american oil and gas. >> the president is happy going around the middle east begging for more oil when he could do it in america. >> sean: happy fourth of july even if you're not celebrating but if you are, thank you for that. she is 21 years old. plus, watch out. >> put it in reverse. put it in reverse.
I got back in the car, started it, put it in reverse. started backing out. and then he's in front of me. and he was aiming at me. and i just hit the gas and he started shooting. and i was looking at his face. i think i had five to ten seconds to look at him. to try to remember who he was, and why he was doing that or whatever. then the shots came through the glass. then i started bleeding because i was looking at him. i saw blood. i didn't know if it was coming from my neck or my lip or what. i thought about it, and it's like, one, two -- like five seconds we stared at each other. in that five...
And shoot down and up and walk to the entryway. i just kind of lost it there. i tried to get out of my car and run. i thought about that and said no. i got back in the car, started it, put it in reverse. started backing out, then he was in front of me. he was aiming at me. i just hit the gas. he started shooting. i was looking at his face. i think his ten seconds, five to ten seconds to look at him, to try to remember who he was and why he was doing that or whatever. then the shots came through the glass. then i started bleeding. as i was looking at him, i saw blood. i didn't know if it was co...