A Chinese man spent over 4 million yuan ($580,000) in tips on a live streaming host, hoping to be called 'brother', becoming a social media laughingstock. The man resorted to stealing copper to fund his donations.
Man in China spends RM2.5m on gifts, donations for live streamer, just to hear her call him ‘brother’
From May to October, Hong stole copper and sold it to recycling stations, amassing around 2.3 million yuan, which he then funnelled entirely into tipping the live-streamer to boost her rankings.
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