A time traveller who claims to be from ' the year 2236 ' has shared a series of predictions that they claim 'prove' they are from the future.
Taking to TikTok somehow, the person 'from the future' said that a celebrity who 'fakes his death' is going to return in September, and in June a huge 'ocean creature' will be found.
They shared the bold predictions because they wanted to prove they were genuine, as people have begun to doubt the time traveller's authenticity, as the Daily Star reports.
The clip, uploaded on March 10, has already been viewed over 14 million times and people are starting to guess who the celebrity is - with some suggesting Tupac Shakur, and others think it could be Michael Jackson.
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Making several claims, the TikToker says: "June 17 signs of the biggest ocean creature to date is found in the Pacific Ocean.
"September 16 a very popular musician will come out and admit he faked his own death.
"By the end of the year, robots would have taken up to 20 per cent more jobs replacing humans."
The TikTok user, who most people agree is just a prankster, writes in their bio: "I'm a real time traveler from the year 2236, I will inform you guys of the future."
A few people seem to believe the predictions though, with some suggesting the returning musician will be Michael Jackson or Tupac Shakur.
"September 16 must be Tupac or MJ," wrote one fan.
A second commented: "2pac about to come back with 20 studio albums."
Meanwhile, a more cynical user said: "Really? Where's the 'superhuman' that was supposed to reveal their power in a park in 2021 August 21?"
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"The only REAL time travellers are The Simpsons, they at least get stuff right," commented a second.
Someone else said: "I wrote down all of your predictions last year and the one where it was the worst hurricane in history would happen in September 2021 it never happened."
TikTok users who have been following the account for a while claimed the so-called time traveller was deleting videos whenever they were disproven.
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