A comedian has apologised after a video of him filming homeless men doing a push-up challenge for money garnered serious backlash.
Fabio David better known as Fabu D told Dublin Live that he not intend to cause any harm with his videos. In the videos seen by Dublin Live, he posed a "challenge" to two different homeless men to see how many push-ups they could do. He offered the men a euro for every push-up they could do on camera.
Fabio said: "I understand the backlash. I didn't mean any harm. I would genuinely want to apologise. I didn't mean any harm or to upset anyone in any way."
