"Oh my god, how is this possible?" is such a short phrase, but it became viral on TikTok in just a few days, causing its creator, 26-year-old Luis Enrique Alvarado Sánchez, to become famous, even being nominated for the MTV MIAW 2023. However, today he is accused of serious crimes. Want to know more? In this article, we'll tell you everything that is known.

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Although the TikToker of audio clips like "What an abuse with Bolaños, dude" or "How beautiful that baby, dude" has kept his life private, a thread of messages was shared on Twitter that would show that the young Peruvian man committed sexual harassment against his female followers, as well as requesting intimate content, but that's not all.

A user named Marco Alaba shared images and videos from Luis Alvarado's alleged WhatsApp account, in which states and conversations of the accused today for wanting to "behead babies" can be seen.

"Public complaint filed against influencer Luis Enrique Alvarado Sanchez, the one from the famous audio clip 'How is this possible?' and other videos. This man charges 5 soles for a subscription to see exclusive content on his WhatsApp states, receiving hundreds of messages daily to be able to access this content where his subscribers expect funny content in the style of his TikTok." read the publication.

In the screenshots spread on Twitter, it can be seen that the TikToker requests to be sent videos of mutilations, as well as dismemberments of minors. HERE we leave you the images.

"These are just some of the many events that this individual shows as his true face, clearly being a danger to society. The complaint has already been filed with the Public Prosecutor's Office, as well as the corresponding report with the WhatsApp platform. This person will have to answer to the law for all the acts committed on his social media," said the user.

On the other hand, a call was made to reflect on who we make famous. "In these times, in the year 2023, where the country is going through an alarming wave of violence, where sexual harassment is a daily bread, where contract killings and extortion erode our society, we cannot have as influencers or public figures people who normalize these crimes."