A TikTok user uploaded a video showing a young man who bears a striking resemblance to the nation's president, Javier Milei. The comments were diverse. Among the most popular responses were messages such as: "He's double the risk." "He should get a DNA test urgently." "Milei from Temu." "He's so alike." "The Javi from our town doesn't exist." According to some people who commented, the resemblance is so strong that he could be Javier Milei's "double." The phenomenon began when the user @mariobarreto0 posted a clip featuring an ordinary-looking man cooking and drinking mate. "The Javi from our town." Other users focused on the protagonist's gestures and expressions, writing phrases like "He laughs just like Milei," and even his hairstyle is the same. The video not only shows the young man cooking but also a series of images where he is seen drinking mate in a pickup truck and posing with a drink in his hand, reinforcing his everyday and spontaneous profile. However, not everyone agreed on the resemblance. In an era where every detail becomes a meme, this "Milei double" achieved the unthinkable: "stealing" the spotlight, if only for a few seconds, from the president himself. In the post's description, the creator mentioned @mileiii.gualeyo040, the video's protagonist and the one responsible for causing the buzz on the social network. He is 15 years old, runs his own business, and his customers love his creations: "The sandwiches get better and better." In just a few hours, the content garnered thousands of views and comments due to the incredible physical and gestual resemblance to Javier Milei, which ranged from humor to surprise. "He's double the risk" was one of the thousands of comments the TikTok video generated. Some comments stated: "He's not that similar" or "It's just the same haircut," while others ironized with phrases like "Bring me a ballot box, I'll vote for him too." The truth is, the clip became one of the most commented of the week in Argentina's TikTok, confirming how political humor continues to find fertile ground on social networks. Many for it, others against it.
