Influencer Max Emre cheats viewers on TikTok and Co.

You can bad content make it worse? According to YouTuber Kyzer, this works very well. In his current video, he shows a small TikToker that contains the questionable content of Max Emre copied so cheaplythat it’s just embarrassing for everyone involved. WildesMarius is the name of the young man who deals with the “classic[n] Max Emre mesh” more ridiculous than the scammer himself.

What is the “Max Emre scam”?

As mentioned at the beginning, the TikToker likes to threaten itself to shave off the hairif its stream a certain number of viewers reached. He counts the running razor on his temple and counts with his eyes closed ten seconds backward. If his timer has expired and the desired number of viewers has been reached, start the spectacle. And it does – the Emre way.

Factor 1: Emre actually manages to extend these ten seconds to several minutes. He interrupts his timer again and again; explains to the viewers in minute detail what is about to happen and then continues with the countdown.
Factor 2: Emre has finally reached zero and opens his eyes. But the viewer’s hope is shattered within seconds. Apparently the streamer suddenly has a problem with his internet connection and unfortunately have to go back start over. Too bad too.

TikTok offers room for bad imitators

As we all know are Reactions and mockery videos of the TikTok colleagues are always welcome and promise (if done well) an even larger audience than the original content. TikToker WildesMarius shines here to sense his chance and copied in his videos one to one Emres Content. Unfortunately, trying to be particularly funny tends to backfire. This example shows once again that it is rarely an advantage to want to convert something to cramp.