Suddenly Asking, "What's Your Job?"... American Young Man Earning 130 Million Won Per Month

Approaching Supercar Owners Directly with Questions
"Stimulating Viewers' Curiosity and Envy"
Featuring President Biden, Horacio Pagani, and More

Daniel Mac (26), a TikTok influencer from the United States with 13.8 million followers, has gained attention for earning a huge income from a simple question.

Daniel Mac also met with Horacio Pagani, the founder of the supercar company Pagani, to ask questions.
[Photo by Daniel Mac Instagram]

Mac approaches owners of supercars on the street with a camera and asks, "What do you do for a living?" The professions of the drivers in the videos vary from CEOs of famous companies to actors and wealthy individuals. The videos also display the models and prices of the supercars they are driving.

Mac is known to be from Tucson, Arizona. He has been creating and posting videos for two years and moved to Los Angeles (LA), where there are many supercars, to continue producing content.

The American media outlet LA Times reported last year that "Mac earns up to $100,000 (about 130 million won) per month through video advertising revenue and promotional contracts."

Regarding Mac's content, the report analyzed, "It combines a simple question that can be repeated multiple times with immense wealth, which creates endless appeal," adding, "It feels like a glimpse into a vast world that most people do not know. Mac's videos stimulate viewers' curiosity and envy."

American TikTok influencer Daniel Maek [Photo by Daniel Maek TikTok]

Mac has met with supercar company chairmen such as Horacio Pagani, founder of the world-renowned supercar company Pagani, and Stephan Winkelmann, CEO and chairman of Lamborghini. Additionally, a video posted in September last year featured U.S. President Joe Biden.

In response to Mac's question, "What do you do for a living?" President Biden said, "I am married to First Lady Jill Biden. I came to check on the production of more electric vehicles in the U.S.," adding, "I don't want to go back to Washington."

American TikTok influencer Daniel Maek (26) has made headlines for generating massive earnings from a simple question.
[Photo by Daniel Maek, TikTok video capture]

When the video was released, some netizens suspected it was edited, but Mac did not arrange the meeting with President Biden. It was reported that the White House communications office invited Mac to promote the electric vehicle policy.

The video featuring President Biden has become a hot topic domestically as well, with over 38.1 million views to date.

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