Malaysian influencer Yang Bao Bei (杨宝贝) hasn’t been having a very good start to the year. Although 2022 promised a fresh canvas after her scams and suicide attempt last year, things haven’t been going as planned.
The infamous influencer got beaten up by strangers on 29th December 2021. After that, YBB got into an online spat with fellow YouTuber Chris Hoo. If that wasn’t enough, it seems she got into a car accident yesterday (6th January 2022)!
Tashi Media reported yesterday that there had been a car accident in front of an apartment near IOI City Mall. From the photos, it looked serious. One car apparently T-boned another as the front and hood of the black vehicle is destroyed while the white car has a huge dent in the passenger’s door.
As it turns out, YBB was the owner of one of the cars. She was seen in what looked like a clinic or a hospital, sitting quietly on a chair. Although she didn’t have visible injuries, she seemed to be waiting for treatment. The YouTuber has yet to post anything about the accident on her socials, so perhaps she’s still recovering from the incident.
Netizens however are assuming the accident was on purpose. “This trick is called diversion,” one explained with a smug emoji. “Turning yourself into a victim really is (based on) trial and error.” Others agreed saying this is part of YBB’s “pattern”, especially since her recent drama with Chris Hoo painted her in bad light.
Netizens also claimed that YBB is the owner of the black car, and as such, was the one who hit the white car. Another asked after the driver of the white car, questioning if they had any passengers in the back. “Why does the whole Facebook (only care about YBB), (and) doesn’t care if the person she hit was safe or not?” they asked indignantly.
Well, it’s clear that netizens haven’t forgiven the YouTuber for all her wrongdoings. It seems her lies and trickery have caused them to lose faith in her, not that we can blame them. Either way, whether her accident is a trick or not, we hope the YouTuber and her supposed victim are doing fine.
Sources: China Press, Xuan, Facebook
