Onadio Leonardo Highlights The Dangers Of YouTuber Fad Content In The Last Prank

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JAKARTA - Onadio Leonardo, Febby Rastanty, and Givina Lukitadewi star in the film The Last Prank which will be aired on July 13, 2022 at KlikFilm. This film reviews a YouTubet who wants to make fun content but ends up in danger.

The film The Last Prank started the story since the prank application video accidentally went viral a year ago, Wildan (Onadia Leonardo) and Anneth (Febby Rastanty) decided to become YouTubers. And they choose to play their own partner as content, so they can hire Ghea (Givina) as creative.

In order to compete with other content creators, Wildan often creates extreme content even though Anneth is 8 months pregnant. Anneth is getting tired of all their content, but the stubborn Wildan can always convince Anneth.

Until one day while preparing for their first child's baby shower, various kinds of terror emerged.

Onadio Leonardo admitted that he was very happy to be part of the film The Last Prank. "I'm happy, I got new experiences and new challenges in the film The Last Prank. Hopefully the film can be entertaining, because it is related to the current situation," he said when met in Duren Tiga, South Jakarta, Monday, July 11.

According to him, this film has many positive sides for YouTubers who are now mushrooming. Freedom of work, according to Onad, should not cause danger.

"You're more free on YouTube. I really like the current digital world, making any absurd content as long as possible is positive according to some people. It doesn't have to be all positive. In my opinion, YouTube is freer as long as it doesn't hurt you people," he said.

Pranks that are often made by creators, should not go too far. Onad is sad if for the sake of content it hurts other people.

"I can't see prank people who make other people sick or embarrassed. Moreover, there are people who die because of pranks. That's why you have to make good content, fill YouTube with positive content," he explained.