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Funny story about roller skater who ‘fell off stage during Super Bowl’ is fooling TikTok�
A funny story about a roller skater who ‘fell off stage’ during Usher’s Super Bowl halftime show has gone viral on TikTok – but it’s all satire!
Louisa Melcher pretended she was one of the singer’s backup dancers in the viral video which has racked up more than 16 million views.
‘Roller skater fell off stage at Super Bowl’
“It’s me, I am the roller skater who fell off stage during Usher’s halftime show,” the TikTok user said. “I’ve been seeing all your guys’ memes so I figured it’s time to come on here and tell you guys that I did survive.”
Melcher convincingly used makeup to make it look like she had a black eye following the injury and joked that she lied about being “advanced at roller skating” on her resume to get the job.
“I was not cast until the day before the Super Bowl because one of the dancers had gotten covid and they needed an alternate that was the exact same height as her,” she continued deceivingly. “Obviously in hindsight, I should’ve turned down the job.”
She pretended she stayed up all night learning how to skate in the hotel parking lot, but the bright lights on the stage got in her way and the “skill was just not there,” so she accidentally “yeeted herself off the side of the stage”.
The fake story concluded with the roller skater landing on a tripod and “hitting like 30 things on the way to the ground”.
TikTok user shares satirical videos
Louise Melcher is a content creator with more than 450,000 followers who is known for making up fake scenarios as jokes.
On her LinkedIn profile, the influencer from California says that her job role includes “lying prolifically online”.
She is represented by The Gold Studios, who describe themselves as�”The Home of Digital Entertainment & Comedy”.�
However, Melcher makes her fake videos very convincing and even satirically writes in her bio: “Honesty, Integrity, Truth.”
Just last week, she went viral for joking she was a celebrity assistant who got sacked at the Grammys after refusing to give up her shoes.
TikTok users thought it was real
The fake Super Bowl video is fooling people on TikTok, with one person commenting: “I FALL FOR IT EVERY SINGLE TIME.”
“Wait now I gotta go find this clip,” said another.
A third person added: “NO WAY YOU GOT ME AGAIN.”
“I didn’t notice it!” someone else wrote.
Another asked: “Can we PLEASE see the clip of you falling.”
