In his latest video, titled “Two Steps Ahead,” the YouTuber showed what he looks like today. He revealed that over the past two years, he has been posting archive footage, but in reality, he has been working on his figure.. He started the recording in a panda costume, then demonstrated a surprising transformation.
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Nikocado Avocado Secretly Lost Over 100 Kg. Fans Shocked
Nikocado Avocado is one of the most popular creators on YouTube worldwide. He has amassed almost 4 million viewers on the site, and has often been criticized for his mukbang videos. In them, he would eat gigantic portions of food, which has led to him gaining a lot of weight in recent years.
In a new video he addressed the rumors about him, because he has been worryingly quiet lately.It’s disturbing and fascinating to watch all these sick and confused creatures scouring the internet for stories.” he says in the video. His transformation caused a storm of comments among fans who couldn’t believe their eyes.
The reactions of observers were mixed, but the prevailing response was amazement and admiration for the determination of the YouTuber. Many commenters were in disbelief that for two years they had been fed archive footage and had not realized what was really going on in the creator’s life.
“We all failed in this social experiment”, “The internet wasn’t ready for this”, “You’re just one step away from becoming a fitness influencer on YouTube,” they write in the comments section.
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