[v1r]

During a live broadcast, a TikToker decided to do a “challenge” – he hovered over a barrel of water.

At some point, he fell in. The diameter of the barrel was too narrow – he couldn’t turn over and get out.

[Suicide_Note]

Good.

[scallywag27]

Well done!

[angelwane]

I wish someone knowledgeable could explain this shit. How do you drown in a barrel with an opening for you to get out? I’m guessing he panicked and got disoriented and couldn’t tell which way was up anymore. Similiar to being in the ocean underwater getting knocked around by waves.

[yah]

I guess he hadn't thought about plan B: don't fucking panic & exit the way you came in. Of course, plan A is not to do that stupidass shit in the first place.

[WayneMan]

And no one else around to help - just in case?

[TheCruxofBag]

He didn't die.

The young man in the video is Smil King, a Dominican TikToker and influencer known for his extreme pranks and comedic content, often based on provoking scares or intense reactions from his audience. This is not the first video in which he simulates a dangerous situation. In fact, it is estimated that the clip in question dates back to 2023 and has been recirculated several times since then.

Smil King has used this type of broadcast to capture the attention of his followers and, especially, to receive gifts on TikTok Live. The video, which has now resurfaced out of context, was one of the most talked about at the time precisely because of how realistic the performance was. As of now, the influencer remains active on social media, uploading similar new content.

Here's a video I found on his TikTok, with the same water tank and the same surroundings. And I have checked - he posted on TikTok today.

[Necrotic Bowel]

Ha ha fake news

[Tornadolen]

well, actually, he is dead, he has brain death, it's not fake


5 stars

[mr_feelgood]

Doge post is gold post