Updated February 27th, 2020 at 19:06 IST
YouTuber says, 'don't have extra phones' as fan asks for iPhone 11
American podcaster and YouTuber Marques Brownlee recently took to Twitter to share a picture of a unique email which was sent to him by a fan.
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An American podcaster and YouTuber Marques Brownlee recently took to Twitter to share a picture of an unique email which was sent to him by a fan. Brownlee, who is professionally known as MKBHD shared a screenshot of the message wherin a fan asked him to get him an iPhone 11 on his birthday. The fan in the email wrote that they had an “unusual request” before asking for an iPhone XR or iPhone 11 from Brownlee.
Please. I don't have extra phones to just... give people. Stop asking 😭 pic.twitter.com/JueY6uU2Y4
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD)
Brownlee, in his reply, wrote that he did not have spare phones to distribute and also urges people to stop asking for free gadgets. He then posted a second tweet sharing a meme on people who regularly ask for expensive gifts from YouTubers.
Dropping in YouTuber’s inboxes like pic.twitter.com/fl8gqD3W3a
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD)
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Netizens divided
Netizens, meanwhile, were divided on the topic. While many slammed people asking for free gifts, many others demanded birthday gifts from the YouTuber.
Ahh , i hate this kind of people .
— Captain Banana (@SadmanSporsho)
But anyways can u you give me a pink s20 .
My birthday is on June 26. Please gift me your YouTube channel id and password. Thanks :)
— BuckyDroid (@BuckyDroid)
LMAO They want you to give them free phones, they want me to give them free cameras ha, what do I look like Santa Clause?
— Armando Ferreira (@mondobytes)
I want the $90 Nokia phone you used for one of your videos proving that a cheap phone still does whatever a flagship can do, if I could I'd ask you that.
— Alex (@astroblema)
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Published February 27th, 2020 at 19:06 IST