Fake news? A fan tattooed Omar Adam's face on his arm

One of the tens of thousands who crowded Hayarkon Park last week for the singer Omer Adam 's concerts , went so far as to tattoo Adam's face on his arm. He uploaded the photo to social networks and wrote: "Why is there no air in the lungs?" Because I got a tattoo of Omar Adam." Only the singer wasn't really moved by the gesture and wrote to him: "Delete this shit and don't touch any writing instrument again in your life." Ummm, the reaction of a person who ran on social media is false and surprisingly so is the tattoo video itself.

@yali_190 I would love for you to tag him @Omer Adam #עומראדם #פוריו #קעקוע #קעקועיע #הציערמהטיקטוק #foryou #fyp #יהלימוסקוביצ ♬ Original sound –

The video was uploaded by a 15-year-old painter, Yaheli Moshkovich , to the social network Tiktok. In the video, he draws the image of Omar Adam on his arm and makes viewers think it's a tattoo. The video gained thousands of views as the masses thought it was a real tattoo. Then an anonymous user on Twitter named @ ben_ragish took a screenshot of the video and inserted an insulting comment from the singer Adam, which everyone thought was real. The storm on the net did not rest and the 15-year-old painter had to confess that it was not a real tattoo, nor a real reaction.

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