Viral Chinese Live Streamer, Who Spends Only 3 Secs Promoting Each Product, Earns S$18.7Mil In 7 Days
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Chinese Livestreamers Go Viral by Cosplaying as Trapped Rats to Sell Glue Traps In a unique marketing twist, Chinese livestream sellers have taken to dressing up as rats and pretending to be stuck on glue traps during their broadcasts. This inventive approach has captivated audiences, turning a mundane household item into a viral sensation. During these livestreams, merchants don rat costumes and theatrically act out scenarios where they struggle to free themselves from oversized glue boards. Th
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