The account “Hamza Mon Bebe” reappears, and continues to publish scandals about “influencers”.

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The account “Hamza Mon Bebe” on the Snapchat platform has reappeared in the digital arena again, resuming its activity by threatening to publish videos and photos of some celebrities, which sparked a wide wave of controversy and criticism, noting that the “account’s” interest this time focused on exposing some “influencers” on social media sites.
Al Sabah reported that the account “Hamza Mon Bebe” had recently posted pictures of one of the “influencers”, which it said was filmed in a “cabaret”, even though she was wearing the hijab, threatening to publish many videos of others in indecent positions.

The same account said that it received a number of complaints from its followers, especially girls, who claimed that they were victims of a scam by “influencers” who specialize in selling weight-loss drugs. It turned out that one of their products did not achieve the desired results. On the contrary, some girls suffered serious health complications, even though they paid large sums of money without receiving anything. They later discovered that they were banned from communicating with the influencer, which prompted “Moon Baby” to threaten the “influencers” with publishing their scandals, because they sell illusions to those looking to improve their appearance. The account also raised questions about how an unqualified person was able to sell and promote health products without any considerations for public health or ethics.

According to the same source, the return of “Hamza Mon Bebe” was not limited to exposing “influencers”, but he also attacked some Moroccan artists, which raised widespread concern about his intentions, especially since the account had previously been the focus of several legal cases, as his posts caused the defamation of a number of public figures, and led to the trial of a number of celebrities, including Donia Batma and her sister and designer Aicha Ayach, who were sentenced to prison.

Some observers noted that the “Hamza Mon Bebe” account on Snapchat had shown a change in the type of writing and that he was not speaking in the same way as the person who had previously supervised it. They explained that his return to defamation requires intervention to control such activities and prevent the exacerbation of the phenomenon that has become a threat to the spread of chaos and defamation without justification. They also pointed out that the return of “Hamza Mon Bebe” is a passing event, but rather an indication of the ongoing challenges facing the Internet community, as controlling content and publishing scandals has become a matter that requires comprehensive review.