David Di Franco

New to Tattle Life? Click "Order Thread by Most Liked Posts" button below to get an idea of what the site is about:
Absolute wanker.
Total Spoiler Man Child.
Never had a girlfriend... destined to be single & hanging out with his mum for the rest of his life.
Totally selfish..... takes takes takes.... never gives a thing back to anyone.
Always had his like, dislike ratio turned off due to this 1000s or haters he has.
 
  • Haha
Reactions: 1
His weekend vlogs are a boring and very repetitive. Still kinda wonder what happened between him and that Mary chick. The one that went with him to his sister's wedding.
 
He’s completely detached from reality. Every sentence out of his mouth somehow loops back to compliment himself—and just to make sure it lands, he brings his mother along for the ride to co-sign everything he says.

He’s constantly launching new ventures—TikTok Shop, an “autonomous desk,” Amazon influencing—chasing followers to patch together an income. But every one of them quietly fizzles out, no updates, no accountability. Just radio silence… until the next money-making scheme appears.

Meanwhile, his videos are basically infomercials for his Patreon—mentioned ten times per post—as if the content itself isn’t already a sales pitch for whatever he's jumping into next.
 
His weekend vlogs are a boring and very repetitive. Still kinda wonder what happened between him and that Mary chick. The one that went with him to his sister's wedding.
And then there’s Mary. He paraded her name around like she was his girlfriend, milking her clout for months—mentioning her in nearly every video as if they were some power couple. But eventually, she caught on. She realised she was being used as a prop in his never-ending self-promotion, and wisely distanced herself before he could drag her down too.

And once Mary distanced herself, the response was as predictable as it was petty. He and his mother started taking jabs at her in videos, casually dropping the nickname “Crazy Mary”—a not-so-subtle attempt to discredit her for walking away. Classic deflection: when someone no longer fits the narrative, turn them into the villain.