LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: In the realm of social media, various personalities emerge with peculiar stories that capture the attention of many. One such enigmatic figure is Realshapeshift, also known as The Lottery Guy, whose intriguing antics have left many puzzled.
The interest in him spiked since he claimed that he is the "invisible guy" Tiffany Gomas talked about in the viral airplane video where she is heard pleading the American Airlines crew aboard the flight from Dallas to Orlando to let her off.
Tiffany was seen on video acting frightened and alleging that there was a person at the back of the plane whom only she could see and was "unreal." Tiffany Gomas, whom the Internet labelled the 'crazy plane lady', later apologized for her viral airplane outburst.
Who is Realshapeshift aka The Lottery Guy?
TikToker Realshapeshift recently stirred up controversy with claims that he had won the Mega Millions lottery and that he was none other than the elusive "invisible guy" from the viral airplane video involving Tiffany Gomas.
However, a deeper dive into his past reveals a web of deceit and misinformation that has garnered both fascination and skepticism from the online community.
Why is The Lottery Guy famous?
Realshapeshift's notoriety stems from a purported live session on TikTok, where he urged viewers to send him meteor shower gifts to gain access to a "friends only" video housing the alleged winning lottery numbers.
Each day without a winner, he created additional videos, drawing people into his scheme. However, suspicions arose when he confessed that the numbers he showcased were not the ones he was actually playing. This revelation left many feeling scammed, questioning the legitimacy of his claims.
The Reddit community has been a platform for individuals to voice their skepticism and concern regarding Realshapeshift's endeavors. Many users expressed doubts about his authenticity and motives.
One Redditor voiced unease, stating, "He gives me the worst vibes... everything about him just gives me the ick." Others shared experiences of his persistent efforts to entice users into joining his exclusive content.
They added: "I just went and watched it. If he just won a billion dollars he wouldn’t be charging people to watch his content. And for him to insinuate he was the shapeshifter on that flight, is an insult to everybody’s intelligence. I seriously hope nobody is that gullible."
The OP offered: "If he legitimately could predict lottery numbers, he would not need to do a handful of lives every weekday to get people to sign up for his friends-only content. Starting to see people complain about only getting 1 or 2 numbers after paying him. He doesn’t follow me, but is he still predicting numbers?"
Another wrote: "How do people sleep at night when they spend all day taking advantage of others (rhetorical question, I know they don’t care. Karma is a mother- she will always bring what’s done in the dark to light). And he doesn’t do this alone. Shame on those invoked- hope it bites them in the ass….hard!!"
The original Reddit poster shed further light on Realshapeshift's complex identity. Beyond his lottery endeavors, he has employed an array of unusual tactics to maintain engagement.
The OP wrote: "He’s done a lot of weird sh*t - showing skinless movie arms pretending they’re his. Pretending he’s a vampire. Pretending he’s a reptilian. Pretending he has lizard eyes (??). Pretending he’s a shapeshifter and was the invisible guy on the plane in the viral video. Pretending he predicted nature events (storms, earthquakes, etc) and now pretends he know the winning lottery numbers."
They added: "Several people kept asking for proof if he actually won anything and he didn’t answer them and ignored them."
