In the world of unconventional ways to make money, influencer Cheng Wing Yee, popularly known as @kiaraakitty, has taken it to a whole new level by selling jars filled with her own farts. Yes, you read it correctly – jars filled with actual farts.
Each jar comes with a hefty price tag of £237 or approximately Rs 24,820. The influencer claims that the unique merchandise can retain the distinct aroma for up to 30 days after being opened. Surprisingly, all the jars created by Ms Yee so far have been sold out, proving there is a market for, well, peculiar items.
In an advertisement promoting the fart-filled jars, it cheekily asks, “Are you curious how your favourite streamer Kiaraakitty smells like? Don’t just imagine it, feed your curiosity.” Yet, she advises those interested: “It may take some time to craft a scent jug so processing time may change without prior notice.”
Not limiting herself to just jars of flatulence, Ms Yee offers an array of other bizarre items for sale. Among them are her worn lingerie and even her used bathwater.
So, if you have ever wondered what an influencer’s fart smells like or had the urge to own a jar of such uniqueness, Kiaraakitty has got you covered – for a price. The internet continues to surprise us with its quirks, and in this case, it’s a whiff of something quite unexpected.
This is not the first time somebody has sold their farts. In 2022, popular Twitch streamer, Amouranth, ventured into the unique business of selling her “scent jars” under the brand Cutie-Pa-TOOT-ies, priced at a staggering £791(Rs 82,943) each.
Stephanie Matto, known for her appearance on 90 Day Fiance and adult content creation, claimed to rake in up to £38,000 (Rs 39,84,627) per week from selling her own farts. Speaking to Rolling Stone, she explained that people are drawn to the concept of spending a significant amount of money, describing it as a form of financial domination, especially appealing to many men.
However, she faced an unexpected twist when her fart-inducing diet led to severe gas pain, resulting in symptoms akin to a heart attack. A surprising turn in her unconventional business journey.
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