The Dane lived in a hidden reality show for 4 months and had no idea. Comedian Rasmus Walbridge thought he was making a long horror film. In fact, 149 people, including friends and celebrities, put on the spectacle, with hidden cameras everywhere and the best friend wearing a microphone. So he became the hero of the six-episode project "Everybody loves Rasmus" on TV 2. The premiere on October 26 caused a wave of outrage - viewers spoke of psychological violence and manipulation. I was especially angry that, for a non-existent movie, he was away from his family for a long time with his baby. TV presenters, psychologists and the Danish Minister of Culture joined the review. The creators justified themselves with the observation of a psychologist and the fact that before the premiere they revealed the truth and allowed them to refuse the show. On October 31, five days later, the channel removed the show from broadcast and streaming. The comedian asked never to conduct such experiments again.

The Dane lived in a hidden reality show for 4 months and had no idea. Comedian Rasmus Walbridge thought he was making a long horror film. In fact, 149 people, including friends and celebrities, put on the spectacle, with hidden cameras everywhere and the best friend wearing a microphone. So he became the hero of the six-episode project "Everybody loves Rasmus" on TV 2. The premiere on October 26 caused a wave of outrage - viewers spoke of psychological violence and manipulation. I was especially angry that, for a non-existent movie, he was away from his family for a long time with his baby. TV presenters, psychologists and the Danish Minister of Culture joined the review. The creators justified themselves with the observation of a psychologist and the fact that before the premiere they revealed the truth and allowed them to refuse the show. On October 31, five days later, the channel removed the show from broadcast and streaming. The comedian asked never to conduct such experiments again.