Viral TikTok Of Trolls Writing On Camaro With Markers Isn’t What It Seems: Video
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Chasing social media clout isn’t typically the best way to spend one’s time. Sure, there are opportunities to capitalize on the digital popularity contest, but the turnover is so fast that today’s star is often tossed aside before they can even say “hawk tuah.” Nevertheless, there are still plenty of folks out there “doing it for the subs,” and that includes one little brother who decided to troll his sister by writing all over her Chevy Camaro.
In a pair of TikTok videos, we see a girl’s brother and boyfriend write all over her Chevy Camaro coupe. Apparently, the pair were live-streaming their vandalism and telling viewers to like and subscribe in order to get their name written on the hapless Chevy.
The video shows a first-person perspective as the two boys scribble across the silver Chevy Camaro, talking and engaging with the chat in the livestream to get their name on the car. By the end of it, it looks like there are names written on just about every single body panel.
@emma16newman Him in the act #onthisday #fyp #foryou #basketball ♬ original sound – Emma Newman
In a follow-up video, the sister is seen yelling at the boys as they attempt to scrub off some of the names using rags. The sister sounds upset, cursing at the boys and showing the vandalized Camaro to viewers.
While the whole thing seems pretty ridiculous, a closer look at the first video shows that the boys are actually using Expo dry-erase markers, as opposed to a permanent marker like a Sharpie. As such, the scribbles will likely wash right off and could probably even be removed with a tissue. Indeed, the pranksters played up the drama for the views, and in the end, it looks like it worked. The boys got their viral moment while the sister’s car was unharmed. All we can say is – leave the poor Camaro alone!
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