Crazy! Hungarian vlogger took a bath in a mall aquarium - VIDEO - dailynewshungary.com

On 24th December, the young man climbed into the aquarium of a shopping centre in Budaörs and wished his followers a Merry Christmas. The Hungarian vlogger was fined EUR 135 (~HUF 50,000) for the crazy act.

The young Hungarian vlogger chose an unusual way of wishing Merry Christmas to his followers. On 24th December, he walked into a shopping center in Budaörs and took a bath in the carp tank to greet his viewers.

The incident was recorded by one of his friends and the video was published on TikTok and Twitter.

In the video, we can see the man walking to the aquarium, climbing up a small ladder, stripping down to his underpants and climbing into the aquarium full of carps. Sitting in the aquarium, he wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.

Besides not wearing a mask, the man broke several rules with this act. Therefore, it is not surprising that

the young hooligan was fined EUR 135 (~HUF 50,000) for the crazy act.

As the news portal 24.hu reports, the Hungarian man is one of the faces of the YouTube channel Cretins, whose creators are known for similarly crazy antics and pranks. The online community has already started a donation on the video portal to pay the fine.

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In the rest of the video, the vlogger also releases a carp, that had been caught in the shopping center, into the Danube river. The Hungarian man also reveals that he does not want to be a hypocrite and admits that he also eats fish soup on Christmas Eve – reported by Szeretlek Magyarország.

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Source: 24.hu; szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu

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