YouTuber flies out of holiday apartment – haters celebrate landlords
The former Youtuber Rainer Winkler (Dragon Lord) had recently found shelter in a holiday apartment. But pressure from the hater community quickly put an end to this.
Emskirchen – The YouTuber and influencer “Drachenlord” has not had it easy in the past few months and has repeatedly made the headlines due to various situations. Most recently, Rainer Winkler even had to go to the hospital, little is known about his specific state of health. However, the influencer still seems to have no permanent residence and is on the verge of homelessness. After his release from the hospital, Winkler apparently wanted to spend a few days in a holiday apartment, but his pursuers made sure that he couldn’t stay there for long.
| Surname: | Rainer Winkler |
| Known as | dragon lord |
| Date of birth | Aug. 2, 1989 |
| Place of birth | Neustadt an der Aisch |
| Subscribers on YouTube | 224,000 (By August 2022) |
Drachenlord: Rainer Winkler finds no refuge
How did the dragon lord fare lately? Rainer Winkler is currently facing what is probably the greatest challenge of his life. The 33-year-old from Franconia has had a few exhausting months. After the dragon lord sold his property in Altschauerberg and left his homeland behind, the YouTuber was no longer able to gain a foothold. He bought a car with the proceeds from the property and drove around Germany for a while. His opponents photographed him and tracked Dragon Lord’s whereabouts as if on a hunt.
Soon after, he lost his driver’s license, and without a permanent registered address, Winkler couldn’t get it back either. In addition, his vehicle appeared to be damaged, forcing him to sell it. As if that wasn’t enough, it was subsequently revealed that the prosecutor’s office was investigating the dragon lord, confiscating many of his technical devices. When Winkler was also banned from various social media platforms, his last financial income collapsed. Thus, the dragon lord apparently became homeless and currently only lives on small financial reserves.
Dragonlord thrown out of apartment: After a short stay in hospital, the dragon lord apparently intended to stay in a holiday apartment for a short time so that he would not have to spend the next few nights under the open sky. But apparently Winkler hadn’t thought about what the anonymous Internet mob would do to harm him. As soon as it became known on relevant websites where it was located, the vacation rental complex got one bad Google review after another. Apparently, the operators of the facility wanted to punish them for having given Winkler a room.
In order to save himself from the damage to his reputation, the owner apparently took drastic measures and apparently put the dragon lord out of the door without further ado. In order to communicate with Winkler’s opponents, the owner then spoke up in the reviews on Google with the message that he had thrown out Winkler and asked that the reviews be stopped.
Please be so kind and delete your reviews and don’t write new ones anymore. Please stop the telephone terror. The game is an existential threat to us as hosts and an extreme psychological burden for our employees. So out with the reviews, quiet on the phone. Please.
Dragonlord: How far will Winkler’s haters go?
In his statement, however, the alleged owner also uses offensive terms and words that have become established as inside gags among Winkler’s opponents. He seems to symbolize a kind of belonging. As a result, the negative reviews were deleted and the facility was showered with nothing but positive 5-star ratings, probably as a thank you that Winkler was no longer granted shelter.
What is particularly ironic, however, is that the owner writes that the calls, jokes and bad reviews are taking an extreme toll on his staff. It’s hard to imagine how the psyche of Rainer Winkler, who has been harassed for years, must be.
How do the haters react? The fact that the owner threw Rainer Winkler out of the holiday apartment was enjoyed by Rainer Winkler’s opponents in the comment columns on YouTube. It is noteworthy, however, that in the morals of his enemies it is perfectly legitimate to leave a person unhomed and bankrupt, but to put pressure on the resort owner is considered morally wrong.
As always, there are those who question when to leave the Dragonlord alone. One of the haters gives the answer directly: “The game isn’t over until the dragon is ‘completely’ defeated. So stop breathing!” The fact that this sentence in the comment column does not seem to frighten anyone from the “dragon lord community” and is accepted speaks volumes about the people who follow Rainer Winkler obsessively.
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