If you've seen the "Marlon Fooled the Internet" memes, you're witnessing a legendary backfire. After a 7-day hiatus, streamer Marlon Lundgren Garcia returned, claiming his absence was a 'master plan' to fool everyone. The internet's reaction? Nobody noticed. We break down the full story of the infamous 'crashout stage' and this perfect example of main character syndrome.

👉 Credits:
How I Fooled The Internet by @NotUlxa on X/Twitter
Marlon Rain Clip by @marlon3lg on TikTok
Marlon Quit Streaming by @keggaming on TikTok
Marlon Monk Temple by @m3lgtheworld on TikTok
Marlon Crashout by @clipnerdhd on TikTok
Stage 1 The Crashout Stage by @NotUlxa on X/Twitter
You Didn't Get Anyone Gng Edit by @thetrinity31 on TikTok
POV: Marlon Fooled The Internet by @tjr on TikTok
Marlon Fooled The Internet by @hoopervalley8 on TikTok
Marlon Crashing Out by @okclipped1t on TikTok
How Marlon Fooled The Internet 99% Accuracy by @charliemoodyyy on TikTok
Marlon by @marlon3lg on TikTok
Marlon Edit by @silver3lg on TikTok
Marlon Dancing by @m3lgtheworld on TikTok


🎵 Music:
Chess (slowed) - joyful

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