The video discusses a social media influencer known for his dance videos on TikTok. He gained fame in 2020 with a viral video of him dancing in the style of a "walk" but has since become infamous for his controversies and arrogant behavior. Some of his notable controversies include selling personalized greetings for $60, claiming to be a "celebrity and artist" despite doing minimal content creation, and insulting his haters as "poor and envious." He was recently arrested in Paris for uploading videos in front of the Eiffel Tower at night, which is copyrighted. The creator of the video believes that the influencer's ego and lack of intelligence have led to his downfall and that he no longer deserves the hate he receives, but rather pity for his behavior.
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1. The individual in question, referred to as "Tito," is a social media personality with over 25 million followers.
2. Tito initially gained fame on the internet platform TikTok in 2019 by uploading videos of himself dancing.
3. In 2020, Tito's video of him dancing to the "Cun or Walk" went viral, gaining him widespread recognition.
4. Tito created an account on a website called "Hello Fany" where he charged $60 for personalized greetings.
5. Tito's fans criticized him for charging such a high price for a short greeting.
6. Tito responded to the criticism by accusing his haters of cyberbullying him.
7. In October 2021, Tito gave an interview where he referred to himself as a "celebrity and an artist," sparking further controversy.
8. In September 2021, Tito participated in a catwalk event in New York and was criticized for his behavior.
9. Tito blogged about the incident, making derogatory comments about his haters, calling them "poor" and "envious."
10. In April 2022, Tito traveled to France and uploaded videos of himself dancing in public, including in front of the Eiffel Tower.
11. Tito was detained by the Paris police for uploading videos that broke copyright laws, as the night images of the Eiffel Tower are copyrighted.
12. Tito was released from prison after one day and given a warning not to repeat the offense.