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Here is Why a TikTok Girl’s Head was Chopped Off In Graphic Mayenggo3 Video

A viral video showing a TikTok girl’s head chopped has left people around the world speechless that something so heinous was broadcast on the social media platform. The TikTok user named Mayenggo3 who shared the video was largely a very private person who only shared videos with their followers.

Who Was the TikTok Girl Who Got Her Head Chopped Off?

At the moment details regarding the identity and location of the woman in the video are largely unknown, but some people believe there is evidence showing it happened in Mexico. The footage starts showing the woman dancing to a Doja Cat song, but then it quickly flips to an execution scene. A man in a mask is seen slicing the girls throat, before chopping TikTok girl’s head off.

Here is Why a TikTok Girl's Head was Chopped Off In Graphic Mayenggo3 Video

Why Was the TikTok Girl’s Head Chopped Off in the Mayenggo3 Video?

All the details are scarce, but there was some small clues in the footage according to reports. One of the masked men allegedly pledges allegiance to a Cartel group before murdering the woman. This leads some people to believe it was a Cartel related execution. However, there is also rumor that the TikTok Girl’s head was chopped off by her husband after she was caught cheating.

Here is Why a TikTok Girl's Head was Chopped Off In Graphic Mayenggo3 Video

To be clear it wasn’t the TikTok user Mayenggo3 that got decapitated, they just shared the video of another TikTok girl getting her head chopped off. The big question is where did they get that video from? The footage has since been removed for a violation of the TikTok platforms policies.

Author: JordanThrilla Staff

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