An Australian TikTok model has gone viral in Brazil for a reason that has nothing to do with his usual lifestyle and fashion content.
Keenan Chapman, who has more than 550,000 followers on TikTok, has been confused with one of Brazil’s most popular musical talents, Matuê.
The sudden surge in attention came after Chapman’s fans pointed out that he bears a striking resemblance to the Brazilian rapper, whose real name is Matheus Brasileiro Aguiar.
The rapper, at 30 years old, is already one of the highest-earning hip-hop artists in Brazil.
He is considered one of the most important names in the Brazilian trap scene.
An Australian TikTok model has gone viral in Brazil for a reason that has nothing to do with his usual lifestyle and fashion content.
Keenan Chapman, (left), who has more than 550,000 followers on TikTok, has been mistaken for one of Brazil’s most popular musical talents, Matuê (right).
Brazilian fans have been flooding Chapman’s TikTok with comments and views, with some videos racking up millions of views as rumors grow about the resemblance.
Chapman, who often shares snippets of his daily life, has welcomed the striking resemblance with good humor.
She has been playfully responding to the frenzy by sharing content that further highlights their resemblance, including lip-syncing to Matuê’s songs, much to the delight of fans.
The sudden surge in attention came after Chapman’s followers pointed out that he bears a striking resemblance to the Brazilian rapper (pictured), whose real name is Matheus Brasileiro Aguiar.
Brazilian fans have been flooding Chapman’s TikTok with comments and views, with some videos racking up millions of views as rumors grow about the resemblance.
The Australian influencer’s willingness to get involved in this unexpected case of the discovery of a doppelgänger has only fueled the fire.
Now, Chapman is teasing his Brazilian fans with possible visits to his country, no doubt aware that his doppelgänger’s fame could open doors to new opportunities and an even larger following.
“I’m coming to Brazil between August and September of this year, so Brazilian family stay tuned,” he joked.
“It’s all so funny… maybe a little bit about the eyebrows and eyes,” he asked if he thought he looked anything like the singer.
Chapman, who often shares fragments of his daily life, has welcomed the strange similarity with good humor.
Chapman is now teasing his Brazilian fans with possible visits to their country.