TikTok ‘menace’ Mizzy slammed for terrorising shopkeeper and trashing retailer

TikTok “menace” Mizzy has been criticised for his newest video by which he terrorises a shopkeeper and seems to trash his retailer whereas telling his followers “reality is an illusion”.

Mizzy, actual title Bacari-Bronze O’Garro, is joined by a gaggle as he seems to drag merchandise off the cabinets of a London comfort retailer in his newest “prank”.

It comes simply weeks after cops took no motion towards his newest house invasion stunt. The 18-year-old had beforehand been made topic of a two-year prison behaviour order stopping him from posting social media content material involving individuals with out their consent.

Mizzy’s newest video reveals what seems to be a shocked shopworker watching on as a gaggle pile objects on the ground and depart what seems to be like a path of destruction.

Addressing the digital camera, Mizzy says “reality is an illusion bro,” whereas showing to push over inventory. The “prankster” is surrounded by a gaggle of beige-clad figures.

Social media customers have been left unimpressed by the most recent stunt. One stated: “This behaviour is so draining to watch. What exactly are youths learning from this.”

Another added: “Crabs in a bucket mentality.

Having to bring negativity to other people and their businesses that they probably ruthlessly worked years for, just so you can gain something positive the likes and views. This guy could of been having the worst day of his life and you and a group of people come and terrorise him.”

The content material creator hit headlines when was issued with a group safety discover final 12 months to cease him from trespassing in individuals’s houses.

But admitted breaching it in May when he filmed himself coming into a household’s house, strolling into their front room, and asking if a research group was assembly there.

The household informed the courtroom on the time they believed it was an tried housebreaking. The TikToker was fined in addition to being issued with the prison behaviour order.