Luxury BMW crashes into gate, damaging nearby Honda and Benz in confusing social media stunt

[webfact]

Composite: Daily News

 

The phrase "Content is King" has become a common expression in the digital age, highlighting the importance of producing high-quality and engaging content that can capture the attention of an audience.

 

However, some individuals have taken this concept to a whole new level, creating content that reflects their lavish lifestyles and expensive tastes.

 

Recently, a video went viral on social media showing a wealthy influencer driving his BMW X7, crashing through a gate and damaging a Benz and Honda parked nearby. In the video, the influencer is seen flashing a peace sign with a smile on his face after the incident, reported Daily News.

 

 

The incident quickly sparked outrage among netizens who criticized the influencer for his reckless behavior and for flaunting his wealth in such a vulgar way. Others questioned the authenticity of the incident, suspecting that it may have been staged as a publicity stunt to gain more followers and likes on social media.

 

The influencer later confirmed that the incident was real and claimed that it was part of his content creation strategy to showcase his lifestyle and entertain his followers. He defended his actions by stating that he could afford to pay for the damages caused and that he had no intention of causing harm to anyone.

 

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While the influencer's actions may have been shocking and controversial, they highlight the power of content creation in the digital age. Social media has become a platform where individuals can showcase their talents, share their experiences, and build a following by producing content that resonates with their audience.

 

However, this incident also raises important questions about the responsibility that comes with creating content. Influencers and content creators have a duty to use their platform responsibly and to consider the impact of their actions on their audience and society as a whole.

 

 

In conclusion, the incident involving the wealthy influencer and his reckless driving highlights the growing trend of using content creation to showcase lavish lifestyles and expensive tastes.

 

While this trend may be popular on social media, it also raises important questions about the responsibility that comes with creating content and the impact that it can have on society.

 

As the saying goes, "With great power comes great responsibility," and it is up to influencers and content creators to use their platform in a responsible and ethical manner.

 

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[ozz1]

Was he a policeman looks like he doesn't care much or on drugs

[ChrisY1]

How dopey are Asean management people…..they helped this idiot by publishing his web sites!…Did money change hands?

[ezzra]

Wow, what a Pompous, arrogant d*ckhead.

[Mickeymaus]

This guy has a mental problem. Shouldn't have a driving licence. 

[mark5335]

29 minutes ago, webfact said:

a wealthy influencer driving his BMW X7

...although the BMW depicted above would appear to be a 4 Series, not an X7.

[dinsdale]

31 minutes ago, webfact said:

the influencer is seen flashing a peace sign

Fairly sure that aint no peace sign.????

[jacko45k]

Kinda reinforces that belief about people who buy BMWs!

[brianthainess]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

the influencer is seen flashing a peace sign

Well not from where I come from, almost the opposite, Fork You, more likely end up with a punch in the face.

[hotchilli]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

The influencer later confirmed that the incident was real and claimed that it was part of his content creation strategy to showcase his lifestyle and entertain his followers. He defended his actions by stating that he could afford to pay for the damages caused and that he had no intention of causing harm to anyone

Social media gone crazy.

[scorecard]

6 hours ago, ezzra said:

Wow, what a Pompous, arrogant d*ckhead.

... and wealth. Where did his wealth come from? Convinving naive folks to buy cosmetics which make outragious claims but the products have never been tested or registered.  

[BenStark]

I have always said, you must have zero brain cells, and mentally challenged,  to be a successful youtuber.

 

Most youtubes I have tried to watch I gave up within the first minute

 

Same goes for tingtong, sorry I mean Tiktok

[richard_smith237]

Yup... that level of attention seeking is utterly moronic... 

 

I do hope his insurance refuses to pay out - that damage caused is deliberate.

 

 

[dinsdale]

7 hours ago, webfact said:

The phrase "Content is King" has become a common expression in the digital age, highlighting the importance of producing high-quality and engaging content that can capture the attention of an audience.

 

7 hours ago, webfact said:

However, this incident also raises important questions about the responsibility that comes with creating content. Influencers and content creators have a duty to use their platform responsibly and to consider the impact of their actions on their audience and society as a whole.

 

7 hours ago, webfact said:

In conclusion, the incident involving the wealthy influencer and his reckless driving highlights the growing trend of using content creation to showcase lavish lifestyles and expensive tastes.

I smell ChatGPT.

[Red Forever]

What the <deleted> is an "influencer"?

[richard_smith237]

13 minutes ago, Red Forever said:

What the <deleted> is an "influencer"?

Someone who is paid to influence the decisions of potential viewers to make certain purchases. 

 

You may not know it, accept it, or understand it... But any time you are out and about you are subject influence, in most cases this is through active marketing, adverts etc... you may even be influenced by the e-mails you received....  You may be influenced by the adds you see on this very page... 

 

No one is completely ‘immune’ to outside sources of influence. 

 

In the modern world, this influence comes from people of influence, TV, Move, Sports stars etc...  and for younger folk who view Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube there are people who have developed followers of hundreds of thousands of people, often millions - these people are considered ‘influencers’ and the more followers they have the greater the influence they are considered to have.

 

Basically - its modern marketing. 

 

 

Posters on forums such as this poo-poo this idea and suggest they are never influenced by such people, little do they know the power of influence, even on a subconscious level....  there is someone out there who has or will influence them into something... Even if its just catching a video of someone at a nice resort and thinking 'that place is nice, where is it?’...  then looking it up, finding out that the place is not too fare away and choosing to take their missus on a nice break there...  They believe the choice is 100% their own, but their choice was influenced at the start.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 10, 2023 by richard_smith237

[steveyinasia]

As the saying goes, you can't fix stupid.......

[Bangkok Barry]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

Social media has become a platform where individuals can showcase their talents stupidity

There. Fixed it.

[Tropposurfer]

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[Tropposurfer]

T@sser

[Mavideol]

and once again they blurred his face, why waste time and energy posting, people want/would like to see the "loooooser's" face

[Bangkok Barry]

2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Even if its just catching a video of someone at a nice resort and thinking 'that place is nice, where is it?’...  then looking it up, finding out that the place is not too fare away and choosing to take their missus on a nice break there...  They believe the choice is 100% their own, but their choice was influenced at the start.

That's called learning from others. We used to ask friends or colleagues about a place they'd been to, but now there is a wider audience and word travels further. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes it even warns people not to go to Phuket because they'd have to deal with the taxi hoodlums (I refuse to call small-time crooks mafia).

 

As for adverts, I'm largely okay with that because it is still my decision whether I buy or not. And it might even suggest something I've been wondering where to get it.

 

And as far as the idiot who is the subject of this thread goes, he needs to be locked up for causing criminal damage and distress to the owners of the property he damaged for fun. And he needs to have his social media account blocked - after he films himself being taken to a police cell.

[richard_smith237]

27 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

And as far as the idiot who is the subject of this thread goes, he needs to be locked up for causing criminal damage and distress to the owners of the property he damaged for fun. And he needs to have his social media account blocked - after he films himself being taken to a police cell.

I figured it was his own property....   (could be wrong of course), if it is own property then its not criminal damage... But, his insurance cover should be voided due to his deliberate actions.

[lesmac]

15 hours ago, Mickeymaus said:

This guy has a mental problem. Shouldn't have a driving licence. 

Probably doesn't