The Perpignan resident, a real star of social networks, was in Paris for the inauguration of a temporary store, with the rapper Werenoi. The images, widely relayed, suggest significant crowd movements. The organizer even speaking of a riot.
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It’s the price of fame, when you are followed by 8.5 million people on social networks. This Saturday, October 19, Nasser Sari, better known under the pseudonym Nasdas, was in Paris for an event by rapper Werenoi, in a sports store “FootKorner”.
Announced on social networks, the presence of the two personalities sparked a real crowd movement towards the boutique, located near the Châtelet shopping center, in the center of Paris.
Several videos, some of which were taken directly by the official account of the FootKorner store, on Instagram, reveal a situation that is difficult to control. The organizer himself mentions “a riot”.
Indeed, a large crowd, mainly young people, seems to be gathering in front of the store. Some even try to return, forcing Nasdas and others to lock themselves in.
In another video, filmed by Nasdas himself, we see the thirty-year-old running in the street, chased by admirers who call out to him. Installed in a car, he continues to film the crowd running after them. It’s hard to tell if the influencer is amused or frightened by the situation, alternating between screams and smiles.
For five years, Nasdas has been known as the “digital Robin Hood” on Snapchat. In his Saint-Jacques district, one of the most devastated in the Pyrénées-Orientales prefecture, he describes his daily life with humor. A celebrity which would have allowed him to amass a significant fortune thanks to the advertising content generated by his videos. Since then, he has gotten into the habit of filming himself giving money to children or families in difficulty. Now, his success has gone far beyond the borders of his neighborhood.
