Jameliz Smth Set To Give Away 9 Teslas After ‘Destroying’ $4M In Cars

Only fans Sensation Jameliz SMTH, known for its amazing “Supercar Destruction” series, has revealed that it is giving to nine new Tesla, after collecting the amazing $ 100 million of the viral chaos that made it famous.

Yes, you read it well. The woman who once shook a Ferrari is now delivering luxury vehicles as Oprah.

The controversial queen of content, whose videos or herself annihilate exotic cars with axes, explosives and construction equipment have accumulated millions of views (and as many comments of hatred), she says she is ready to give back.

“I build my platform with the shock value, but I am holding it through a genuine impact,” he told The Blast exclusively. “The iony does not lose me, the content that people criticized is to finance thesis gifts.”

The SMTH campaign occurs after months of violent reaction, in part about the destructive destructive destructive or a Lamborghini SVJ of $ 1 million, such a poolical event that titled “more hated” of the Internet. “

And yet, despite the indignation, the dollars were poured. In just 18 months, SMTH’s high learned brand has become one of the most profitable content empires in digital history.

Now he is putting something of that fortune again in the hands of fans, literally.

As of this month, a lucky follower will receive a Tesla every month for nine months. The total raffle? Approximately $ 400,000 in cars, everything to say thanks … and maybe soft on some burned bridges (and melted engines).

“I still love cars and I want to create content around them,” said Smith. “I hope Teslas helps nine people who really need transport and show that I am committed to change.”

And for anyone who still speculates on whether she really paid for the cars of one million dollars that she has destroyed the camera? SMTH is clear: “Yes, I bought all the vehicles with my own Maney.”

The social networks tycoon also states that there is a deeper message under destruction.

“Destruction was always understood as comments on our unhealthy obsession with material possessions,” he explained. “We worship these machines, we assign you the state and power. By destroying something so coveted, I wanted people to wonder why we let the objects define ours.”

According to his representatives, the legal advisor will supervise the Tesla draw to guarantee “transparency and compliance.”

In the wild world of social networks, some stars rise above the noise, and SMTH is one of them.