Kimchi was interesting because of the mystery. Multiple cars, disappearing without explanation, moving like someone with serious money and keeping everyone guessing. That perception was the entire appeal.
Now we're watching scripted content, forced displays of wealth, girls chasing camera time and an eventual pump shill.
Putting him next to people like Ray, who came up organically through Kai Cenat, only makes the contrast more obvious.
Alon praising the creative direction is what really gets me. You're taking someone whose entire appeal was that nobody knew what was real and turning him into another manufactured internet personality.
The mystery built the character. The exposure is killing it.
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