The phenomenon named Safarin, who knows how to crack the models from the car photos posted to him on Twitter, told Webtekno how he could make predictions about cars so easily.
Anonymous user named Safarin, who can know the models by just looking at the glass, mirrors and even wipers of the car, has become quite popular on Twitter these days. We are sure that you have come across the legendary tweets of Safarin, who does not translate the “know this too” requests of his followers even for once or twice, and knows every model without mistake.
He received hundreds of favs on Twitter and “She doesn’t know that anymore” Safarin, who never disappoints, told Webtekno why he is so knowledgeable about cars. If you wish, let’s take a closer look at Safarin’s viral tweets and how he was so successful in car models.
Who is your safari and how does he know every model so well?
One of the first things anyone who looks at Safarin’s Twitter profile will think is, How can you get such a wide range of information about car (or even motorcycle) models? it has. Personally, this was one of the first things we thought about, and we asked Safarin to shed some light on this situation. Safarin, who became a phenomenon on Twitter with his anonymous identity, explained in his own words how he was knowledgeable about himself and models.
“My internet name is Safarin. I’m 22 years old. Contrary to popular belief, I’m studying Gastronomy and Culinary Arts, unrelated to the automotive industry. I have had an interest in cars since I was little and cars were everywhere in my life. I lived in Fikirtepe District of Kadıköy in my childhood. I had an unfortunate childhood, 1 in primary school. I couldn’t go to school for 5 years. During this time, I stayed with my grandfather away from my family. At that time, I was killing my time by watching the street from the balcony and counting cars. There was an oil change center and a car wash under the opposite block of our house. When I was 11-12 years old, I went there to help my older brothers. Despite this, I could change the filters of the cars. Afterwards, I went to my father’s childhood friend’s car dealership in Göztepe and stayed there, cleaning and maintaining the cars. There were even times when I opened the shop. Many galleries on Ziverbey Street became familiar with me because it went on like this for a long time. with children This is how I spent some of my life.
When I was staying with my grandfather, I used to watch the automobile programs on Formula1, TopGear and Discovery Channel all the time, since I could not access the smart phone, internet and computer. This interest and curiosity did not diminish a gram, on the contrary, it has come to this day exponentially. I still watch F1 and other motorsports, programs like Wheeler Dealer and Top Gear.
I owe my instrument repertoire to these experiences and the television programs I watched. I’ve been sharing these kinds of posts before, but I never thought it would attract so much attention. This is actually normal for me. I think it’s a little overrated. Lately people think that I am using a program or something like a bot, but I also do this in my social life and my close friends are aware of it. Sometimes I make mistakes, sometimes I learn from someone else, so I think such things shouldn’t be overdone and anyone who wants to can do it.”
Safarin’s tweets that you will say “did he know this too”:
You don’t recognize the engine from its mirror either:
