Lobito's Viral Videos of Shouting About Chemtrails in Public

Estela shouting videos baffle an entire town

A character known online as Lobito has become the subject of a series of videos filmed in public, showing him walking and raising his voice with slogans that refer to, among other things, so-called estela. The clips circulate daily. And the neighborhood, according to those who share them, watches the scene ranging from stupefaction to lighthearted laughter during nap time.

What is seen in the videos attributed to Lobito?

The images show a person traversing streets and squares shouting, a display his own distributors describe as “screaming.” He who distributes them maintains that his routine often culminates in diatribes against estela —a conspiracy theory without any scientific evidence to support it— and jokes that his view of loving life involves disturbing the tranquility of an entire municipality.

Why the episode divides viewers

The material provokes two incompatible reactions. One part consumes it as pure entertainment: recording, sharing, and laughing. The other warns that turning someone into a sideshow attraction doesn't come free, neither for the person holding the camera nor for the neighborhood enduring it. In between lies an uncomfortable question: if the noise is what bothers them, why is the video being shared so massively. The nickname also escapes criticism: one of the most circulated messages recovers a literary passage about the noble gaze of a real wolf to contrast it with that of the protagonist.

As long as there is an audience, the format has staying power. More installments from more locations and neighbors watching through windows may come. However, if the public tires —and these phenomena burn out quickly—what is today's spectacle will be left without a camera to record it.