Dababy Cruising Around Airport on Suitcase

Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, professionally known as Dababy, has had the media buzzing recently due to a viral video.

The video, which has gone viral and was uploaded on Dababy’s Instagram handle, has over 230k likes and over 25k shares and has been circulated on different social media platforms.

It shows the 33-year-old rapper cruising on a suitcase in the airport, with Gelo’s “Tweaker” playing in the background.

The ridable suitcase, which is the center of attraction in the viral video, is reported to be an Airwheel SE3S Smart Ridable Suitcase.

The Features of This Ridable Suitcase

The Airwheel SE3S Suitcase, which was first made in China, is a small, lightweight electric scooter used mainly for travel and city mobility.

It is a practical choice for short-distance travel or negotiating congested places like train stations, airports, or city streets because it combines the features of an electric scooter with a bag.

The battery-operated suitcases include handlebars that extend outward, enabling passengers to ride their luggage while still maintaining a similar appearance.

This ridable suitcase comes in three different colors, black, silver, and pink, according to Amazon.

It has a double purpose, as it can be used as an electric scooter and a suitcase, with the suitcase being convenient for portability and storage and the scooter folding into the luggage.

The suitcase’s portable design makes it simple to carry or store in confined areas and is reasonably light for an electric scooter, weighing about 12 kg (26.5 lbs).

According to reports, travelers weighing less than 260 pounds can travel six miles on completely charged batteries in electronic luggage that can reach speeds of up to 8 mph.

Japan Authorities on the use of electric ride-on luggage

The Japanese authorities took measures against using electric rideable luggage on Japanese roads last year after a spike in the practice among foreign visitors.

They reviewed the existing regulations in light of the rise in reported cases as more international visitors swarmed the country during the tourism boom.

According to current laws, the suitcase is now considered a motorized vehicle and needs to be operated by someone with a valid driver’s license in the nation and the proper safety equipment.

Tokyo’s Haneda airport prohibited the usage of bags in its terminals to reduce the risk of collisions with other passengers.

Changi Airport has also prohibited them entirely, while Singapore has since implemented stringent guidelines for its airport patrons.