YouTuber Ghost Hlubi has been trending after successfully connecting the dots about not pampering his girlfriend with a brand new Porsche as Mzansi claimed.
The controversial content creator took to Instagram to share a photo of a new stylish post as he surprised his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
Did Ghost Fulvi buy a new Porsche?
No doubt Mzansi were sure to splurge millions on this sleek beast. The alleged purchase immediately concerned his source of income, with many trying to connect the dots about his net worth.
But in the end, it seems it was all about the content. Ghost Hlubi's new Porsche is already back on display just a few weeks after it was rumored to be purchased. There was no doubt that this car had the same registration as Ghost's girlfriend's car, leading many to believe that Ghost had rented it for content.
However, little is known about how much this car will cost. A video of a car at a car dealership is going viral on the internet. Since this video was published on the internet, it has garnered thousands of comments and reactions and is now trending.
Mzansi has since flooded social media with his two cents. However, this is not the first time Ghost Fulvi has performed this stunt.
For influencers, it’s “fake it until you make it”
But Ghost Fulvi joins a number of celebrities who “faked everything” to get likes on their rumored Porsche purchase. Over the years, celebrities have done everything to gain influence. This has quickly become a global trend.
Kefilwe Mabote reportedly faked a traditional wedding ceremony for content purposes. A source close to the influencer revealed the news to the media. Bucking this trend, the influencer took to social media and attacked her friends with cryptic posts.
But Shitero Shoji dominated the headlines a few weeks ago for all the wrong reasons. The bubbly influencer and DJ credits her recent purchase of a Porsche with catapulting her to the top trends.
After Mzansi learned of the sale rumors, pictures of her sleek Porsche Boxster GTS flooded the internet. The car was sold on Autotrade for R1.1 million. However, contrary to this trend, Shoji has not yet made his position clear.
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