A self-proclaimed time traveller who claims to be from the year 2236 has taken to TikTok to share some shocking predictions for events that they claim will happen in 2023. The mysterious content creator, who goes by the user @realtiktoktimetraveller, has racked in over 221,000 followers on the app by posting warnings about supposed future occurrences.
The alleged time warper, who regularly posts their predictions, claims to have knowledge of all of the catastrophic events that await us in the future. In their latest clip, they have issued a warning regarding a handful of the key events that they claim will happen next year, the Daily Star reports.
In the video which has now gained over 27,900 likes, they wrote: "Attention! Yes, you may not believe it but I am a real time traveller and I am going to prove it. They then go on to list some events that they say will take place between February and June next year:
"In February, the Maui dolphin will go extinct due to being caught in large nets due to overfishing. In April 2023, Disney will buy out another large film studio, gaining access to some of the most popular movies ever. In June 2023, one of the largest tornadoes hits the south side of North America causing many casualties."
The claims stirred up some controversy amongst users with more than over 1,300 comments being left as viewers debated whether or not they believed the warning was real or not. One user replied: "In the future time traveling will be possible so... we will see."
Another remarked: "He deleted his past predictions because non of them were accurate." A third wrote: "I believe kinda but still."
A fourth questioned: "If you're a real time traveler and you went back in time why did you do that? Just so you could posts TikToks? It doesn’t make since lol."
The news comes after the same 'time traveller' claimed they had travelled back in time to issue grave warnings about the globally changing events they declare will happen in the 'next few years' including meteors and the discovery of new planets.
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