Imagine having a viral video with 5 million views but not even using a cell phone. That is the paradox of a Greek great-grandma touching hearts around the world just by doing her thing. Take a look at this.



<div class="block">Imagine having a viral video with 5 million views but not even using a cell phone. That is the paradox of a Greek great-grandma touching hearts around the world just by doing her thing. Take a look at this. </div>

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Greek Grandma Gets Millions of Views on TikTok Despite Not Having a Cell Phone 

All right. Meanwhile, imagine having a viral video with five million views, but it's not even using a cell phone. That's the paradox of a Greek great grandma touching hearts all over the world just by doing her thing. Look at this, just a Greek grandma, watering the garden, making a snack, entertaining the world sneering at cell phones didn't stop this 93 year old from becoming a tiktok sensation. We didn't sit here and expect to be famous. It all started with the flip of a mattress. It was crazy. All she does this every week, every two weeks, she flips her mattress just so it doesn't cave on one side. Numbers started ticking up gaming like 100,000 views a day and we're like, no way it's gonna hit a million and it hit a million and up. What quality makes her like? The Kim Kardashian of Greek grandma Yaa. Sophia's boundless energy because she really is a tank like she's strong needs no translation. Happy graduation before her granddaughter started recording. Sometimes we talked to her sometimes we just let her do her thing because this work ethic helped Sophia survive. So basically her life was very hard. You know, she, she lost her husband at a very young age of, she was 32 he, she, he was 36. So she had to raise two young kids by herself in Norwalk. The widow worked long days toiling in a factory then washing dishes in a bar. She knows that she's a strong lady. So Instagram glory. No big deal. Wow. She doesn't care. Coffee cake and cold cream companies might want to take a meeting. The Theodoridis family knows their, ya, ya's vigor is a gift giving the world her grandma to share. Since her viewers love her. She loves them too. In Norwalk, Suzanne. Gold, Klang. Yes. News 12, Connecticut.