Viral Fish Pie Vendor Alax Elvasam Calls Out GehGeh for Alleged Fake Lifestyle and Deception
The drama between viral fish pie vendor Alax Elvasam and self-acclaimed financial expert GehGeh has gotten out of hand as Alax has accused GehGeh of living a fake lifestyle. This drama all started after evidence mounted that GehGeh’s claim of buying a G-Wagon is not true.
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Alax who became famous for his unique way of selling fish pies recently went on social media to call out GehGeh and warned him to stop talking about him. In a video that is circulating online, Alax is angry and says GehGeh has no right to talk about him. He pointed out that GehGeh’s recent claim of buying a G-Wagon has been debunked and several sources proved that the car belongs to OGB Recent another popular online figure.
Alax was visibly mad and warned GehGeh that he won’t tolerate any further criticisms against him. “Don’t you ever talk about me because when I get anger, you will never ever like me” he said in his video and made it clear that he’s ready to take action if GehGeh doesn’t stop.
The drama is getting attention online with many social media users weighing in. Some are taking Alax’s side saying GehGeh shouldn’t be criticizing others while living a fake life himself. Others think this is just another online drama and both are just capitalizing on the attention for publicity.
Recently, Alax Elvasam has been talking about the struggles he’s been facing since he became famous. Despite being recognized by many, he said he’s been taken advantage of by influencers and celebrities who once supported him.
In a recent interview, Alax said many of the people who once associated with him for clout have abandoned him and now he’s struggling financially. His frustration over this might have contributed to his strong reaction towards GehGeh’s alleged deception.
On the other hand, GehGeh who gives financial advice and criticizes celebrities for their spending habits is now being scrutinized. His announcement of buying a G-Wagon was met with skepticism after internet users pointed out inconsistencies in his claim.
Many noticed that the car he posted online looks similar to OGB Recent’s car and are questioning if he really owned the car or just used it for show. As this goes on, social media is divided. Some are with Alax while others think they’re both just seeking attention. Whatever the case maybe, this is just another case of online personalities being called out for living a fake life to impress their followers.
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