Okay, so this 15-year-old kid, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, just absolutely CRUSHED the IPL playoffs. We're talking 97 runs off 29 balls. That's almost a run a ball. In cricket, that's like, warp speed. The left is already trying to figure out how to make it about diversity quotas and the patriarchy's fault. Pathetic.

First of all, let's acknowledge the sheer Chad energy on display here. This kid is FIFTEEN. And he's facing down grown men, professional athletes, and sending their deliveries to the freaking stands. Where's the participation trophy now, snowflakes?

Of course, the mainstream media is all a-flutter, probably trying to figure out how to spin this into a 'systemic' issue. Newsflash: the system worked. Kid had talent, worked hard, and got the opportunity. End of story. No need to virtue signal about 'equitable access' when the dude just flat-out DOMINATED.

Meanwhile, all the 'experts' are crawling out of the woodwork to give their hot takes. We get it, you have a job to do. But let's be real, most of them are probably just jealous they peaked in high school and never amounted to anything. Meanwhile this kid is building his empire.

The real story here is that talent still matters. Hard work still matters. And sometimes, just sometimes, the good guys win. Sooryavanshi's performance is a middle finger to the woke nonsense infecting everything else. Let the kid play.

And you know what else? He's probably not even vaccinated. Just kidding... maybe. Doesn't matter. He's got the raw power of youth on his side, fueled by freedom and probably a healthy dose of red meat. Take notes, soy boys.

Someone call Rogan, this needs to be discussed on a three-hour podcast. The implications are MASSIVE. Is this the beginning of a cricket renaissance? Will the West finally embrace this superior sport? Only time will tell. But one thing's for sure: Sooryavanshi is based and redpilled.

Leftists are gonna be screeching about 'fairness' and 'opportunity' but the truth is that the kid likely worked his butt off to get where he is. He probably didn't get a bunch of participation trophies either. He actually won. Imagine that.

So let's raise a glass (of milk, he's 15) to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the young cricket god who's giving hope to based individuals everywhere. He's proof that the American dream is alive and well, even if it's happening in India and involving cricket.

This kid is what happens when you don't spend all your time on TikTok and actually dedicate yourself to something. Maybe the zoomers aren't all lost after all. There's still hope for the future... at least in cricket.

Sources:

* Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI): [https://www.bcci.tv/](https://www.bcci.tv/) * International Cricket Council (ICC): [https://www.icc-cricket.com/](https://www.icc-cricket.com/)