Is Dubai really this safe? Or do they... This VIDEO Goes Viral
A social media influencer's viral video showcasing Dubai's alleged security has sparked a global conversation about safety. Leylafshonkar, an instagram influencer, tested the city's safety regulations in a daring stunt.
The influencer, wearing a brown vest top and black shorts, is shown in the video, which was purportedly shot on Dubai's lively Satwa Street, which is well-known for its restaurants and retail establishments, placing a gold necklace and earrings on the hood of a parked blue bmw in the middle of a busy street.
The video went viral very fast, garnering millions of views and sparking a heated discussion on social media. Some questioned the experiment's validity, while others praised Dubai's safety and security. Others said that the situation may have turned out differently in other countries by comparing it to india in particular.
"Is dubai really this safe?," said one social media user who posted the video on X. Or do they compensate influencers for this kind of advertising?
"Try in india please," one person responded, while another wrote, "In india, 0.01 sec to disappear." According to a third user, "Dubai is the Safest City in the world." A lot of other people made the amusing suggestion to test the experiment in "Bihar or Uttar Pradesh."
A person commented, "It's fake, the girl in the white shirt who passed is her friend in the next store, at the end of the video she is waiting behind," whilst another joked, "Scripted the first girl in formal who picked the gold is inside the shop."
The influencer, wearing a brown vest top and black shorts, is shown in the video, which was purportedly shot on Dubai's lively Satwa Street, which is well-known for its restaurants and retail establishments, placing a gold necklace and earrings on the hood of a parked blue bmw in the middle of a busy street.
The video went viral very fast, garnering millions of views and sparking a heated discussion on social media. Some questioned the experiment's validity, while others praised Dubai's safety and security. Others said that the situation may have turned out differently in other countries by comparing it to india in particular.
"Is dubai really this safe?," said one social media user who posted the video on X. Or do they compensate influencers for this kind of advertising?
"Try in india please," one person responded, while another wrote, "In india, 0.01 sec to disappear." According to a third user, "Dubai is the Safest City in the world." A lot of other people made the amusing suggestion to test the experiment in "Bihar or Uttar Pradesh."
A person commented, "It's fake, the girl in the white shirt who passed is her friend in the next store, at the end of the video she is waiting behind," whilst another joked, "Scripted the first girl in formal who picked the gold is inside the shop."