The foreigner, with millions of subscribers worldwide, even visited the Obor Market, where he ate mici. The YouTuber wanted to enter the Palace of Parliament to stream live from there, but was denied entry because he didn't have all the necessary permits.

With over 26 million followers on YouTube, the American Darren Jason Watkins, known online as IShowSpeed, walked the streets of Bucharest for four hours, streaming live.

At times, 160,000 people simultaneously watched the broadcast of the 19-year-old, who wore a Romanian national team T-shirt. Speed started his walk in the Ferentari neighborhood. He didn't receive quite the welcome he expected.

A few children recognized the American and played football with him. In the Constitution Square, Speed began to gather a string of fans, some of them ecstatic at the sight of the YouTube star.

Then came the moment when a man claimed in front of the American that he was the bodyguard of Mayor Piedone.

In the Palace of the Parliament, Speed only saw the entrance exhibition. He didn't have a tour reservation and hadn’t obtained permission to film inside, so he left quickly. At the exit, other fans awaited him with cheers.

It was at this moment that admirers started following him through the city, trying to get a photo with him or an autograph. For this, some barked, took off their shirts, or brought him gifts.

In the Obor Market, Speed was greeted with mici and danced to manele music.

The moment almost cut his walk short. The dancing combined with eating the mici without chewing forced him to quickly leave the crowd of fans.

After recovering, Speed went to relax at a water park, where he complained about getting water up his nose after going down a slide, trying to get the attention of some medical assistants.

Before arriving in Bucharest, Speed had been in Bulgaria and Poland. The American became famous on the internet three years ago due to his outrageous behavior, which also led to his ban from the Twitch platform.