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Watch: Bill Gates jumps over a chair during TV interview

Watch: Bill Gates jumps over a chair during TV interview

Twitter users seemed to love the video with many of them retweeting. Some even compared Bill Gates with basketball player, Micheal Jordan

Mehak Agarwal
Mehak Agarwal
  • Updated Nov 19, 2020 4:42 PM IST
Watch: Bill Gates jumps over a chair during TV interviewBill Gates jumped over a chair effortlessly during an interview with CBS' Cornie Chung in 1994

Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates is trending on Twitter for a 1994 television interview. An 18-second clip of this interview with CBS' Cornie Chung was shared on Twitter by senior news anchor, Jon Erlichman. Erlichman tweeted, "In 1994, Bill Gates jumped over a chair during a television interview."

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The tweet by Erlichman has garnered massive likes and retweets. Chung had asked Gates, "Is it true that you can leap over a chair in the standing position?". "So, it depends on the size of the chair," Gates had replied before jumping over a chair effortlessly.

Twitter users seemed to love the video with many of them retweeting. Some even compared Bill Gates with basketball player, Micheal Jordan.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Mehak Agarwal
Mehak Agarwal

Mehak Agarwal, Senior Sub-Editor at BusinessToday.In, is a news junkie with a nose for trends and a soft spot for all things entertainment and politics. When she’s not chasing headlines, she’s diving into fiery political debates—coffee in hand, of course. Off duty, you’ll find her scrolling through memes, binge-watching thrillers or documentaries on Netflix and Amazon, and always on the hunt for the next great story (or series).

Published on: Nov 19, 2020 3:37 PM IST