About a year ago, a male TikToker caused a huge backlash online after posting over 700 short videos featuring women in swimsuits at the beach. He claimed to specialize in “interview content,” but his only question was always the same: “Who’s the celebrity you want to meet most?”

The answers didn’t really matter, but the sensitive footage was what got recorded. Many women refused or tried to avoid the camera, but more than 700 clips were still uploaded, including zoomed-in shots of swimsuits taken from a distance.
Instead of owning up to his mistakes, the TikToker often responded to criticism with challenges like “If you’re so good, sue me” and “Suing just wastes time and makes you lose,” even threatening to retaliate against his victims.
After widespread condemnation and media reports, he took down the sensitive videos and went quiet on social media. But recently, he made a comeback with the same old style, no longer limiting himself to beaches. Now he’s filming in crowded public places, making it easier to gather “material.”
Among his uploaded videos, he once encountered Le Bong while she was filming outdoors. Not only did he film the popular streamer from afar, but he also approached her to secretly film and asked for an “interview,” which Le Bong declined, saying she felt “uncomfortable.”
That’s not all. In this comeback, the TikToker added a new challenge segment where if the other person loses, he gets to make extremely inappropriate physical contact.

Viewers can’t help but feel disgusted by his content style:
“Old habits die hard.”
“Still hasn’t learned, huh?”
“Only unlucky people end up watching his videos…”


Most recently, people were outraged when this TikToker jumped on stage uninvited to express affection for Sơn Tùng during a fan event. His unexpected touch even caused minor scratches on the singer’s skin.