Influencer Rolls Around In Flooded Apartment, People Worried She's Dancing In Sewage Water

Forget calling maintenance as you flee your flooded apartment for a drier place to stay as water pours in with no end in sight.  This is an obvious opportunity to strip down to something comfortable, set your phone up, and splash around on the floor in whatever liquid has made its way into your living space.

Does it matter if the flooding is due to rain, or a possible burst pipe, or maybe even an upstairs neighbor who enjoyed too much Taco Bell before blowing up their toilet?  No it does not.

This is the perfect time for an influencer with any sort of following to make content out of their flooded apartment.  That's exactly what Jenna Jean, a self-described ibs queen, storyteller, traveler and yogi with 252k followers on TikTok, did.

Her Los Angeles apartment was evidently no match for the rain that hit the area over the weekend.  Trusting that it was only rain water, despite a dingy color that she attempted to explain away as the color of her floor, Jenna turned the flooding into her own choreographed dance video.

She captioned her video, "Did I contribute to the water damage?  Yes.  Was it worth it?  Also yes."

The Influencers' Performance In The Flooded Apartment Caused Some Concern In The Comment Section

People responding to the clip, which has more than five million views, were much less concerned about the water damage.  Quite a few of them wanted to know what was going on with the flood water she was splashing around in.

Some of them were fearing that it might actually be sewage water that the TikTok influencer was busy covering herself with for views.  One such concerned commenter said, "GIRL NOT THE CACA WATER."

Another with similar concerns said, "I hope that is not sewage water."

"Girl don't go in this water," one weighed in and warned.  "That's literally the first thing first aid workers warn us about."

Yet another had concerns about the origin and quality of the water.  They replied to the video with a straightforward, "I hope it’s not poop water."

Jenna was far less concerned.  She posted a followup after her flooded apartment had the water removed and had a message for everyone "worried after the flood about my insurance company, if it was sewage, and if I'm gonna have to go to the hospital."

She danced as she replied to those concerns, "I'm just here dancing in a clean, dry apartment still living my best unbothered life."

There you have it.  No harm, no foul.  Jenna's not concerned about catching anything from splashing around in flood water on her apartment floor.

Whatever risks there might have been are well worth the millions of views her videos racked up.