Viral Video: “Are You Sure,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Signs Female Fan’s Chest At Tech Expo | WATCH

A recent video of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signing a female fan’s chest at a tech expo has taken social media by storm. The footage, which has quickly gone viral, captures the surprising moment when Huang, dressed in his iconic black jacket, is seen engaging with a group of enthusiastic fans.

In the video, a woman in a white dress approaches Huang with an unusual request for an autograph across her chest. Before proceeding, Huang seeks confirmation, asking, “Are you sure?” He then repeats, “Is this a good idea?” After receiving her affirmative response, he obliges, signing across her chest. This unexpected moment has generated a frenzy among social media users, with visuals of the encounter being widely shared across various platforms.

Check out the viral video:

One such post on Threads, captioned “I have a video here,” showcases the scene with Huang surrounded by fans and the woman standing in front of him. The clip has garnered significant attention, reflecting the public’s fascination with the incident.

Following the event, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported that the woman shared her excitement on Instagram, posting a picture with Jensen Huang and expressing her exhilaration over the encounter. “Adrenaline rush today. My wish was fulfilled! I shook hands with the ‘AI Godfather’, and he also signed my phone case and clothes. Hoping for great fortune this year!” she wrote.

User’s reactions to the post:

People in the comment section shared mixed reactions on the video. 

“She has become a topic of conversation.”

“Huang is fulfilling a fan’s wish, I see no problem with it.”

“The woman is not SG. Judging from the front and the clothes she wears, she should be a white-collar worker in the technology industry, and she may be an office worker in the field of business, marketing or public relations.”

“He should have refused the woman’s request. It is somewhat disrespectful.”

“I bet this top could sell for US$500,000.”