Training video of suspected prostitutes goes viral on net
The video is called Exposed: ‘prostitutes’ get social media training It shows a female “lecturer” delivering a tutorial to a group of women explaining how they can “market themselves” and “attract quality clients”.
A video showing a dozen women suspected of being prostitutes receiving social media training has gone viral on Chinese video sites.
The video is called Exposed: ‘prostitutes’ get social media training It shows a female “lecturer” delivering a tutorial to a group of women explaining how they can “market themselves” and “attract quality clients”.
“All of you want to have more clients - more tips, right?” the lecturer says on the video. “I will teach you how to use social networking media skills to expand your client base.”
“Whether it is Momo or WeChat, or Weibo, they are all very easy to use,” she adds, referring to three popular social media services in China. Momo is a smart phone application allowing users to communicate with people close by, whom they have not met before. It is sometimes used by people seeking casual sex.
In the video “tutorial” one woman asks for a PowerPoint copy of the lecture.