'I am the only survivor': TikTok user claims to post videos from 2027 and that everyone died except him

'Time traveler from 2027' proves he's 'the last man on Earth', reports Mirror.

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A man who claims to be a time traveler stuck in 2027 has shared proof that he is the "last man on earth" after other TikTok users said it was a hoax.

A man who claims to be a "time traveler from 2027" has shared footage of an abandoned city as proof he is the "last man on Earth."

Javier has become a hit of sorts on TikTok, where he uploads videos as @unicosobreviviente, which translates to “sole survivor,” but he has his own haters.

He claims to be stuck alone in the future as the rest of the world's population was wiped out by the disaster, and he uploads a video of the Spanish city he is in as evidence.

But some say he's filming desolate neighborhoods or visiting neighborhoods during quiet times of the day, which is why TikToker has now uploaded footage of a busy city junction that's eerily deserted.

@single survivorResponder a @ alexismarck3♬ sonido original — Javier

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In the past, Javier has shared footage of a secret passage in an abandoned city and footage from a shopping district that has turned into a ghost town, but recently he was challenged by followers on social media.

They asked him to upload a video of deserted streets, which he did, then they asked him to upload the same video, but filmed in the afternoon, saying that they would believe him if they saw the city empty.

Javier did just that, and in this video the city roads look completely empty, but TikTok users quickly noticed a fragment of the frame anyway.

@single survivorResponder a @ diegogr01_♬ sonido original — Javier

One said: “Look closely at the dark spots at the intersection, you will see some movement. It looks like something was edited."

And another wrote: “Your hands are different in every video.”

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“How can you send TikTok from the future to the past using the Internet?” asked a third user. “Does the frequency of the wave move between time, space and dimension?”

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