A 20-year-old self-proclaimed Swiss ‘billionaire’ is hoping to win the hearts of women in Manhattan with a dating ad that promises his ‘private parts are over six inches’.
Emmanuel Fredenrich wanted to do something different to find a girlfriend following his move to New York from Los Angeles, and his dating ad starts off with a bang.
‘Are you sick and tired of being approached by drunken, foul-smelling, urine-producing, a** touching, boob-grabbing, barely-shaved mass murderers in bars and clubs?’ he asks.
‘Do you dream of meeting a supermodel 6’4 billionaire who can also fly and save the world every other day?’
Twenty-year-old Swiss ‘billionaire’ Emmanuel Fredenrich is hoping to win the hearts of New York women with a dating ad that promises his private parts are ‘over six inches’
Emmanuel wanted to do something different to find a girlfriend following his move to New York from Los Angeles
But Emmanuel will be the first to admit that he’s no 6’4 supermodel, or even a billionaire – although for a 20-year-old he says he’s doing ‘better than average’.
Instead Emmanuel wanted to create a dating ad that would attract women who don’t take life too seriously.
That’s why he created a page – which he later advertised on Facebook – in which he claims he has AIDS, paid for his last girlfriends, and dropped out of high school to ‘reproduce with hot blondes over Eastern Europe’.
‘I really wanted to attract women who are actually fun and who understand humor,’ he told DailyMail.com.
‘Not women who are interested in wealth or materialistic things, which either way I’m not going to provide so it would be pointless for them to get that out of me.’
Strikethroughs are scattered throughout the ad so that Emmanuel can joke about wanting to ‘finally get hot blondes for free’ while still indicating he’s just kidding.
‘I can’t exactly promise I’ll fill the “supermodel 6’4 billionaire who can also fly and save the world”‘, he admits at the beginning of the site.
These jokes are often highlighted with a strikethrough, which Emmanuel said shows that they are just him being sarcastic, such as when he jokes about having AIDS (pictured)
He told DailyMail.com he wanted to create a dating ad that would attract women who have a sense of humor and don’t take life too seriously
‘But I can at least assure you I wash my hair about once a month. And I promise I’ll only send a picture of my genitals after three messages, not as my opener’.
Emmanuel’s ad insists he wants to meet a ‘special girl to date’ and have a ‘deep and meaningful’ relationship with, despite his unique way of trying to find her.
‘I’m aware posting an ad to do that is about as normal as seeing an elephant commit mass murder with an AK-47 and then being killed by a baby racoon,’ he writes.
‘That is to say, kind of normal but not totally.’
So who exactly is Emmanuel Fredenrich? The Geneva native reveals he is actually 6’1, speaks both French and English, and has recently moved to Chelsea.
Emmanuel then goes on to candidly reveal that there are four different videos on YouTube that claim he is a scam artist.
Emmanuel candidly reveals that there are four different videos on YouTube claiming that he is a scam artist
Emmanuel told DailyMail.com that prominent YouTubers in France accused him of being a scammer because he did a video ‘promising to change people’s lives with his program’
He jokes that this is because he used to sell ‘miracle weight loss cures that got banned by the FTC’.
‘On a daily basis most of what I do for work relates to try to snuggle more heavy substances from Colombia,’ he writes.
‘My main business sells miracle weight loss cures that haven’t been banned by the equivalent of the FTC in France yet.
‘I occasionally give talks at private events about removing protection for enhanced pleasure in bed.’
While Emmanuel sells health supplements in France – as well as e-books about ‘natural health and weight loss’ – he says he’s never actually been banned by the FTC.
Emmanuel also jokes in his ad that he moved to New York to ‘finally reproduce with hot blondes even outside of Eastern Europe’
Emmanuel said the dating ad has also gotten plenty of interest from women, estimating he has received more than 1,000 submissions since posting the site
‘People accuse me of being a scammer in France because I did a YouTube video ad in Hollywood and I promised to change people’s lives with the program,’ Emmanuel told DailyMail.com.
‘There were several huge videos about me by French YouTubers that went viral.’
But Emmanuel credits the controversy with helping build his Instagram profile, now allowing him to also work as an influencer.
And Emmanuel said his dating ad has more than doubled his followers to more than 140,000.
‘The thing kind of went crazy,’ he said. ‘I didn’t expect it at all, but a lot of people find it funny.’
Emmanuel invites interested ladies to contact him either via Instagram or Facebook so they can connect and ‘grab a drink in a cool rooftop bar’
That is, as long as you have a keen interest in social media and online advertising, are into health and fitness, and don’t take things too seriously, of course
Emmanuel said the dating ad has also gotten plenty of interest from women, estimating he has received more than 1,000 submissions since posting the site.
But if you’re interested in this influencer, have no fear. While he’s been on a couple of ‘really cool dates’, Emmanuel’s still looking for his dream girl.
That is, as long as you have a keen interest in social media and online advertising, are into health and fitness, and don’t take things too seriously, of course.
‘I think everything is a joke at the end of the day,’ he said. ‘I like keeping things light.’
‘At the end of the day, we’re all going to die.’