Influencers face deportation from Bali after attempting to enter store with pain

Influencers face deportation from Bali after attempting to enter store with painted face mask as prank

Two influencers are facing deportation from Bali after they posted a video online showing one of them breaking local mask laws as part of a prank.

Really?

The video had been posted on April 22 by Josh Paler Lin, a Youtuber with more than three million subscribers and shows Instagrammer Leia Se, who has 25,000 followers, attempting to enter a local supermarket without a mask.

After being denied entry, she painted a face mask on her face and was then able to enter the supermarket.

And this is what it looked like:

The transgression marked Lin and Se’s first offence in Indonesia, which according to the nation’s mask mandate, is disciplined with a fine.

However, the video drew so much attention that police seized their passports and are considering deportation.

That all?

“It’s only proper to sanction them more severely, not just with a fine but also deportation,” Bali’s civil service police unit head Dewa Nyoman Rai Dharmadi said on ABC News. “They are not only violating, but deliberately provoking in public to defy health  guidelines.”

Isn’t that was an influencer does?  Influence people!

“The intention to make this video was not at all to disrespect or to invite everyone to not wear mask. I made this video to entertain people because I am a content creator and it is my job to entertain people,” Lin said in the video, which is subtitled in both English and Indonesian,  CNN reported .

“However, I did not realize that what I did could actually bring a lot of negative comment from the netizen and that it raise a lot of concerns.

You two are nothing but attention WHORES!

And it was only that now that you have to face CONSEQUENCES FOR YOUR ACTIONS do you feel remorse.

I have no sympathy for you morons.