Content creator Inoxtag recently revealed that it had been the victim of two burglaries in six months. While the president of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella, sent him a message of support tinged with political criticism, Inoxtag’s scathing response quickly ignited the networks.
After the announcement of the burglaries, Jordan Bardella published a message of support on social networks to YouTuber Inoxtag, followed by more than 8.7 million people, denouncing “insecurity that has gotten out of control” and criticizing the radical left.
Inoxtag, whose real name is Inès Benazzouz, was quick to react. Exasperated by the political recovery, he replied: “More political recovery, we can’t take any more of you. Instead, support the real French people who really need it…”. This post was a huge success, garnering nearly 132,000 likes and thousands of comments.
The first burglary took place while Inoxtag was making its ascent of Everest, an event documented in “Kaizen”, which was a phenomenal success with 38 million views on YouTube. During this break-in, his valuable collection of sneakers and watches was stolen. The second incident occurred recently while his house, rented to a third party, was occupied. The tenant surprised the burglar, but despite the search of the premises, the damage mainly amounts to 10,000 euros in computer equipment.
Although affected, Inoxtag wanted to be reassuring, he explained that, this time, “nothing important” had been taken and had already planned to strengthen the security of his house. “I will take the necessary precautions to ensure that this does not happen again”he said, announcing the establishment of increased surveillance.
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