Viral Video Food Vlogger Mgdalenaf Complains Not Being Served at a Restaurant, Shows Number of Followers

Dream - A video clip from a podcast featuring a food vlogger known as Mgdanelaf or Magdalena has gone viral on social media. In the video, she talks about her unpleasant experience.

In a TikTok video reposted by Twitter account @nagacentil, she mentioned feeling unappreciated when visiting a restaurant.

She shared that when she went to the restaurant, she showed the number of her followers on social media.

"I just found out last year, I wanted to go to a restaurant, I already showed how many followers I have, can you help me as much as possible?" said Mgdalenaf quoted from Twitter account @nagacentil, Saturday, April 1, 2023.

After informing the seller about her social media, the seller then asked her.

"Yes, but this is a business, what will I get?" Mgdalenaf repeated the words of the restaurant owner she visited.

Hearing the response from the restaurant owner, it turned out to be not what she expected. Then, she wondered about the payment she would receive for reviewing the food.

"Then I thought, this is priceless (in my heart), if you were asked to pay me, how much could you pay, right?" expressed this female food vlogger.

She admitted that she is still often looked down upon and treated unpleasantly when reviewing a food product.

"I often hear stories like that, being rejected when coming to review a restaurant, like being ignored. I think food vloggers here don't have much class," she concluded.

This video then went viral on social media and received various responses from netizens who saw it.

"Try to reverse the roles. Sister has a restaurant. Food vlogger comes," wrote account @dr_koko28 in response to the tweet.

"Want to be served, do you want a glass of beras kencur or bratawali?" wrote account @priyoj.

"Ashamed of Mr. Bondan Maknyuss. You always pay in full every time you eat, even though the restaurant owner said no need to pay," wrote account @kurodai556 commenting.

"Do a review in return for these kinds of people, netizens :)))," wrote account @arifgilang_.

"If it's something like this, we can propose it to big brands. For small businesses like this, there's no need to ask for free stuff. Big brands will understand. Just send the bill. As the warung owner said, business is business. Well, in the end, if you want to buy food using followers (:," wrote account @elfanmdi.

Don't do this when you eat at a warung 🤭 pic.twitter.com/RSXpupr8WT

—  Eno La Holmes 🤟🏻🧕🏼 (@nagacentil) April 1, 2023