After receiving a Jenga kit from Xbox, a Korean influencer was upset by receiving this gift and thought it was a joke
Over the past several weeks, Microsoft has shipped several Jenga of Xbox Series X to various influencers in all parts of the world, and although the vast majority received them with great affection, not all had this same reaction.
A youtuber e influence Korean who specializes in cooking and occasionally playing ‘World of Warcraft’ (WoW) received one of these kits from Jenga, but his reaction was not pleasant at all. This young man thought it was a joke on the part of the company and even questioned himself as to whether “Was this the best Microsoft could do?” before throwing the Jenga.
The influencer Camila Ruiz resumes her Instagram account after allegedly being arrested
“It’s not April 1! This is a joke? Is that the best Microsoft can do? Well that makes sense … I’ve never played Microsoft games before. I’m not even a real gamer! ”Commented the youtuber in his video.
The youtuber’s channel translates to ‘Suengwoo’s Dad’. This channel is dedicated to cooking and is very popular, with a large number of videos about recipes and dishes, many with more than a million visits. Suengwoo’s Daddy also has a secondary channel, where he posts game-related videos.
After seeing the reaction of influenceOn the reddit site, a user left this message in the YouTube video: “The promotion of Microsoft and Jenga went very wrong in Korea. They sent it to a YouTuber who specializes in cooking and occasionally WoW. They didn’t even explain to him that the blocks have redeemable codes inside them, which are worth close to a thousand dollars. He had no idea and now he’s mad at Microsoft for playing a “joke” on him.
After this clarification, the influencer removed the video from his YouTube and Twitch channels.
Xbox: Controllers would use batteries according to Duracell deal
Xbox Jenga Kit contains redeemable Xbox Game Pass codes
Since the end of December, this Jenga of Xbox to promote the Xbox series X console. On his Twitter account, Larry Hryb (better known as Major Nelson) posted several images of the Jenga-themed set Xbox Series X that had been created for some of the promotional partners of Xbox. The game is intended to emulate the look of the X Series, such as the vents on the console.
Hryb even showed that some of the pieces came with codes from Xbox Game Pass engraved on the side of the block. Unfortunately, this kit Jenga It is a limited edition and is not for sale.
Schools Recommend Xbox and PS4 for Online Classes
– .