Leland is a 28-year-old man from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who is living inside a storage unit.

The homeless man has shared videos of his living conditions on TikTok where his posts regularly get millions of views.

In this upload, the 28-year-old documents what the conditions are like inside the storage facility.

He explains how staying there is cheaper than living in an apartment. Leland also shows where he can exercise, go to the toilet, and where he rests.

"I'm very grateful to have this space. The next goal is to have an RV. The next goal after that, a tiny home," the filmer explains.

Leland's post has racked up over 13 million views and viewers are intrigued by his situation.

"Does the company allow it? I used to work for storage & they’d make us kick people out who tried to stay in their unit," one said.

Another commented: "As a former Storage facility property manager… yes we knew but as long as you didn’t bother nobody we looked the other way."

Some viewers questioned whether it was legal to live in a storage facility: "Wait is it legal to do that?"

Leland a 28 year old man. from philadelphia tells that management at the storage unit found out that he was living there after his TikTok video went viral this week. Leland, and his girlfriend had been renting the unit to store their belongings while living on the street and storage management. Management. Kick them out for violating the terms of the facilities contract, according to Leland management, has given them until the end of the month to remove their belongings from the unit. Meanwhile Leland says him and his girlfriend are back to living in a tent outside of the storage facility. On his tick tock account. Not only does Leland, share his living situation. He also speaks about spending time with his son. Many people have questioned the whereabouts of his child and Leland exclusively tells us that his son does not live in the unit with him. Instead the seven-year-old lives with his mother. As for how he ended up on the street in the first place. Leland says a family related conflict calls him to be without a roof over his head. Once Leland's video started making its rounds online, he received lots of backlash about his choice to share his living situation on TikTok