Jakarta –
A TikTok video recently went viral because it invited blasphemy. A man known to the son of a rich man was seen washing his car not with water but with liquor. Moreover, the drink he uses is champagne which is known to be expensive. The figure of the man became a conversation. It was said that he used to come to school by helicopter.
Victor Micula recently uploaded a video on his TikTok account which drew various comments. In a post uploaded yesterday, the man showed himself pouring two bottles of champagne on a Lamborghini Urus SUV tire. The bespectacled man then wiped it as if he wanted to wash the car with luxury.
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In the video, Victor uses a million rupiah Moët & Chandon and Cristal champagne types to see which types are the best at cleaning cars. After pouring the expensive drink, the 25-year-old man easily took a cloth mask from his pocket and wiped the tires.
“I wonder which champagne can wash Lamborghini tires better. See which one washes better. Also the face mask should not be forgotten because it is useful for something,” he said.
The video, which has been watched more than 173 thousand times, also received various comments from TikTok users. The figure known to the son of billionaire Viorel Micula from Romania was also discussed. Victor, who has been living in Switzerland for the past six months, reportedly spends his time clubbing and undergoing diet sessions at the clinic as he tries to lose weight.
Victor’s father himself is a businessman in the fields of food, real estate, media and tourism. This man has been reported frequently in the Romanian media since he was a teenager. Bihoreanul media reported that he had been expelled from school because he was caught cheating. The man also often comes to school by helicopter so he can sleep longer.
Victor is also said to have driven a Ferrari to shop at a jewelery shop with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, in 2016, he became the topic of conversation because he admitted to buying a jet plane with his father’s money.
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