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0:00Okay, thank you guys for liking my last two videos.
0:02So now I'm gonna get into the stuff that he did.
0:04First of all,
0:05he was a pathological liar.
0:06He would lie about the weirdest thing.
0:08And I was so stupid,
0:09and I even believing all these lies.
0:10I don't know what was up with me.
0:12First, the biggest lie,
0:13he told me he was Japanese in Korean,
0:15and his name was.
0:17Yeah, you guys know he was not Japanese in Korean.
0:20So he lied about his race.
0:21And I don't know about this personally,
0:24but after this got exposed,
0:25people like other accounts for saying that, oh,
0:27he used to say he was Filipino,
0:28or he used to say he was Hispanic
0:29or something like that.
0:30I don't know.
0:30I don't recall that.
0:31But people said that
0:32that was when he first started TikTok,
0:33that he would keep changing his race.
0:35But he told me he was Japanese in Korean.
0:37Then he would go around
0:38telling his friends that he was poor,
0:39and he told me he was poor.
0:41And one time,
0:41he told me that his uncle,
0:43his yakuza uncle,
0:44threw his phone into the incinerator.
0:46I don't know why I believe that. I would.
0:48I must have been on the loops,
0:49because this is New York City.
0:52Why would there be an incinerator in his apartment or,
0:55like, the main complex or whatever?
0:56Like, this isn't 1980 Japanese Yandere simulator.
1:00Like, I don't know why I believe that.
1:02But he was like,
1:03my uncle threw my phone into the incinerator.
1:06I felt so sorry for him.
1:08oh my god, like,
1:08I feel so bad for you.
1:09So I gave him like
1:10300 or 400 dollars to help him buy a new phone.
1:13Which is so stupid.
1:14Like, he should give me the money back
1:15because I'm pretty sure he lied.
1:16And I think he just told me that.
1:17So he get out of talking to me
1:19because I was still see him post on TikTok and stuff.
1:21And I was oh,
1:22I post on TikTok.
1:23He be like, oh,
1:23it's my sister's iPad.
1:26Again, I believe that.
1:27I don't know why.
1:28So, yep, I was out of $300 cause of that.
1:30Then another time
1:31he told me that his uncle kicked him out of the house
1:34and smashing a beer bottle on him.
1:36And what's crazy is
1:37that same day
1:37he posted up on Instagram with a selfie. And. Okay,
1:41I already was suspicious.
1:42I was like, if his uncle broke like
1:44a beer bottle on his head,
1:45like when they be like
1:45blood or something,
1:46like a bruise or something.
1:47But it was nothing.
1:48But again, I'm not gonna question and be like, what?
1:50Why aren't you
1:51or weren't you more beat up?
1:52And he would always tell me
1:53that his uncle kicked him out of the house.
1:55And uncle kicked him out of his house
1:56and he was on the street
1:56and He was just roaming the street.
1:58I don't really know if any of that is true,
1:59cause after all this happened,
2:00I look back on it,
2:01I feel like
2:01so many things he said definitely sounded like a lie.
2:03I don't know why I was so gullible,
2:05but he definitely took advantage of, like,
2:06how gullible I am
2:07and how this was like
2:07my first relationship.
2:09So he also told his friends that
2:10his other friends
2:10who is poor,
2:11so they would always pay for his meals
2:13and always give him a place to stay
2:15and just like,
2:15look after him.
2:16He would also tell his fans that he was poor
2:19and they would send him money
2:20and buy him gifts on Amazon.
2:21Then he went and bragged about it.
2:23Like he would, you know,
2:23text his other, like,
2:24influencer friends
2:26and be like, yeah,
2:27my fans are gonna buy for me. Or yeah,
2:28I get free stuff from like,
2:29promotions and
2:30like, my fans
2:31and stuff like that.
2:32I know we already went over this,
2:33but he told me
2:34his uncle was.
2:34Was in the yakuza.
2:36He wasn't even Japanese, but yeah,
2:37his uncle was in the yakuza.
2:38Apparently, after we broke up,
2:40he started going to group chats
2:41with other Asian influencers,
2:43just other influencer in general,
2:45spreading rumors about me,
2:46saying that I was a horrible person
2:47that was manipulative
2:48and all these bad things about me,
2:50causing a bunch of people to unfollow me.
2:52And I had no idea why,
2:53but he was literally
2:53going to group chat
2:54after he broke up,
2:55just dogging on me.
2:56He went and told his fans to,
2:58like, basically
2:59attack me in a way,
2:59because his fans were going at it on me,
3:01and other people were bringing to things.
3:04Like his. His other,
3:04like, friends
3:05and mutuals
3:05were like, hey,
3:06like, I think people are attacking your ex.
3:08Like, maybe you should say something to just,
3:09like, stop it.
3:10He was like,
3:11no, it's none of my business.
3:13They'll stop eventually.
3:14He told my best friend.
3:15So in the previous door,
3:16I was like, oh, my.
3:17My best friend
3:18at the time
3:19unfriended me,
3:19and I had no idea why,
3:20because they told him something.
3:22He told that guy
3:24that I graped him.
3:25Yeah. He also said
3:27that I broke into his house
3:28and beat up his yakuza uncle.
3:30Said that I was crazy
3:32and I was obsessive,
3:33and I literally broke his window,
3:35and I, like, so
3:35beating up his yakuza uncle.
3:37Then in the first
3:38or when I said
3:38when I was moving away,
3:39he was a crying and stuff.
3:40So when that happened,
3:41I had these, like,
3:42rings or whatever,
3:42and I gave them to him
3:44just as keepsakes. Right?
3:45He gave them to his
3:46new girlfriend.
3:47His new girlfriend
3:47posted it, right?
3:48And all my followers,
3:49they knew. They knew
3:50those are my rings.
3:51Cause I had posted those rings before.
3:52They were All like,
3:53that looks really familiar.
3:54He went and clowned me
3:55and basically lied.
3:56I said, no, I just bought those.
3:58Like, I've never seen this before.
3:59Those are not her earrings.
4:01They weren't.
4:01Found my rings
4:02and then after they, like,
4:03got exposed either,
4:04posted a picture
4:05of the ring
4:05side by side.
4:06It was literally
4:06my rings. So
4:07reduced, reuse,
4:08recycle. He posted
4:09like a comment
4:10calling me a walking owl,
4:12which is ironic
4:12because that's literally
4:13the name that he stole
4:15as his last name.
4:16He told me that both his parents passed away
4:18and he's living with his uncle.
4:19But then people were doing some digging
4:22and he found
4:22his old YouTube channel. Right?
4:23And in the video
4:24you can see, like,
4:25a bunch of people roaming the house,
4:27and I think he's calling
4:28one of the people was aunt.
4:29So how could that be?
4:30When he told me
4:31he had nobody else
4:32and all he had
4:32was his uncle,
4:33but in the video
4:34could see, like,
4:34other family members.
4:36Here's the biggest egg
4:37that ever happened.
4:38I don't. I don't
4:38really like using
4:39the word egg,
4:40but this actually drove me crazy.
4:41When we first started dating,
4:43he used to call me bobs.
4:45B U B S. Bobs.
4:47I freaking hated that.
4:48At first. I was
4:49trying to convince myself that it was cute.
4:50I was like, oh,
4:51like, that's
4:51kind of cute,
4:52like bobs, I guess.
4:53But I literally hated it
4:54so much that
4:55I actually told
4:56him to stop calling me that.
4:57I was like, hey,
4:58can you not call me bobs?
4:59I, I don't really like it.
5:00I was trying to be
5:00said. I was like,
5:01oh, you know,
5:02like, it's okay.
5:02like, call me,
5:03like, my name
5:03or something?
5:04And he was like,
5:05you don't like bobs?
5:06I was like, no, I don't.
5:07I don't like it.
5:08That literally
5:09drove me so crazy
5:10when we first started dating.
5:10I was like, what the heck?
5:12There's literally
5:13so many things I did,
5:13but I can't remember
5:14all of it. Like,
5:15I need to go
5:16whole freaking
5:16book about it,
5:17like an encyclopedia size,
5:18cause it's like,
5:19why would you lie about
5:20all that stuff?
5:20That is just
5:20like, so random.
5:22And I guess
5:22you would lie about it for, like,
5:23money and like,
5:24I guess, like,
5:25a good story,
5:26I guess. Cause he for.
5:27He forgot that
5:27he was in that
5:28Wattpad K drama.
5:29Like, oh, yeah,
5:29cause uncle.
5:30And like, we,
5:30we fight all the time
5:32and he getting drunk
5:33and all this stuff.
5:34But anyways,
5:35I see a lot of people
5:35asking about
5:36what happened to him
5:37and that girl,
5:38right? This is
5:38kind of what happened.
5:39He basically
5:40moved to Texas
5:41with her for
5:42pretty much
5:43like a whole year.
5:44Her family just
5:45allowed him to
5:46live with them
5:47just for a whole year,
5:47obviously. Like,
5:48someone told me this
5:50one of my Friends.
5:51So if it isn't true,
5:52that I don't know,
5:53but that's what they told me.
5:54But there are actually
5:54videos of them
5:55in Texas together,
5:56taken by people
5:57who, like, oh,
5:57this is Texas
5:58right now. And
5:59what happened?
5:59Oh, did they
6:00live happily
6:01ever after and
6:01get married?
6:02No, he. He basically just
6:03packed up and left
6:04and just dipped on her.
6:05Like, just completely disappear.
6:06He just did
6:07the same thing he
6:07did with me.
6:08All of a sudden,
6:08he just left.
6:09Even though
6:10she literally
6:10let him live with him
6:11for a whole year.
6:12I'm sorry, girl.
6:13But there were signs.
6:15Everybody was
6:15telling her
6:16all the things he did.
6:17She completely
6:18disregarded it
6:19and just kind of
6:19continued attacking me.
6:21She even said
6:22that she had
6:22him on a leash
6:23and gave him a curfew.
6:25Girl, you're.
6:26You're not his mother.
6:26What do you mean
6:27you have him
6:27on a curfew?
6:28text messages.
6:29If you guys go on,
6:30like, an Instagram account,
6:31I think it's called,
6:31like, MF lied,
6:33bro or something like that.
6:34You guys can see
6:34all of the messages,
6:35literally everything
6:36I'm talking about,
6:37all the context.
6:38And she was like,
6:38that boy is
6:39not a monster.
6:40He's just an idiot,
6:41and I have him on a leash.
6:44I am not making that up.
6:45You can literally see,
6:46like, the messages
6:48of what she said,
6:49but, yep, that's
6:49the story time.
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Viral Breakdown
Hook (first 3 segundos)
- Qué pasa literalmente: "Okay, thank you guys for liking my last two videos. So now I'm gonna get into the stuff that he did."
- Tipo de hook: Continuidad serial + promesa de escándalo ("ahora sí, lo bueno"). Es un hook de segunda parte que capitaliza la audiencia acumulada.
- Por qué frena el scroll: Activa el miedo a perderse algo (FOMO) en una saga ya en curso. No explica nada, solo promete revelaciones. La palabra "he did" implica culpabilidad sin decir el crimen → curiosidad abierta.
Emotional Rhythm
- Curiosidad (0–5s): "the stuff that he did" — promesa vaga.
- Shock/absurdo (5–20s): "he told me he was Japanese and Korean" → mentira racial, primera bomba.
- Escalada cómica (20–60s): tío yakuza + incinerador + $300–400. El absurdo crece en capas.
- Indignación (60–90s): manipulación económica, fans estafados, rumores post-ruptura.
- Tensión grave (90–120s): "he told that guy that I graped him" + "I broke into his house and beat up his yakuza uncle" — acusaciones serias, cambio de tono.
- Resonancia emocional (120–140s): los anillos regalados a la nueva novia → humillación pública.
- Clímax (140–160s): "Bobs" — el detalle más pequeño y ridículo se convierte en el pico emocional. Contraste perfecto: todo el drama previo desemboca en un apodo absurdo.
- Cierre/justicia poética (160–final): la nueva novia también fue abandonada → validación del narrador.
Keyword Density
- "lied / lie / lying" — núcleo temático; dispara retención por escándalo.
- "yakuza uncle" — ancla memorística y absurdista; altísima compartición.
- "poor / money / $300" — motor emocional (injusticia económica).
- "fans" — activa dinámicas de comunidad y parasocialidad.
- "uncle kicked me out" — frase repetida, patrón reconocible.
- "Bobs" — keyword emocional puro; se convierte en el inside joke del video.
- "exposed" — término algorítmico clásico de drama.
- "TikTok / Instagram" — plataformas mencionadas; ayuda a distribución cruzada.
- "he just left / dipped" — patrón narrativo que cierra el ciclo.
Algorítmicas: exposed, TikTok, fans, lied. Emocionales: yakuza uncle, Bobs, poor, $300.
Why It Spreads
- Saga en capítulos: "thank you for liking my last two videos" convierte el video en episodio 3 de una serie → binge-watching.
- Escalada del absurdo: de "mintió sobre su raza" a "tío yakuza tiró mi teléfono al incinerador" → cada línea supera a la anterior, imposible dejar de ver.
- Vulnerabilidad + humor: "I must have been on the loops" y "this isn't 1980 Japanese Yandere simulator" → la narradora se ríe de sí misma, lo que humaniza y hace compartible el drama.
- Detalle minúsculo como clímax: "Bobs" — el gancho emocional más pequeño se vuelve el momento más citado. Los comentarios repiten "Bobs".
- Justicia narrativa: la nueva novia también fue abandonada ("he just packed up and left") → cierre moral que invita a validar a la narradora y compartir.
What You Can Steal
- Abre con continuidad, no con contexto: "Ahora sí, lo que hizo" funciona mejor que explicar quién es quién. Asume que el espectador ya está enganchado.
- Escalona el absurdo en capas: empieza con algo creíble (mintió sobre su raza) y sube hasta lo ridículo (tío yakuza + incinerador). Cada capa retiene 5 segundos más.
- Guarda el detalle más pequeño para el clímax: "Bobs" demuestra que un apodo tonto puede ser más viral que una acusación grave. El contraste tamaño-delito vs. tamaño-reacción es lo que se comparte.
