Viral footage dropped Thursday showing Sam Yaffe, the Southport cameraman who follows controversial Kick streamer HSTikkyTokky around the world, driving a rented McLaren straight into a highway barrier in Dubai.
The clip, posted by streaming gossip account StreamPal, is night-drive chaos: city lights, a phone map in the passenger’s hand, then a sudden slam, smoke, and the interior filling with dust as the car crumples. The account called it “exclusive footage” and noted it was the second McLaren crash linked to cars rented around the Kick streamer. The video had already racked up hundreds of thousands of views within hours.
Yaffe isn’t some random extra. He appeared alongside Harrison Sullivan, HSTikkyTokky’s real name, in Louis Theroux’s March 2026 Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere. Theroux described Sullivan’s hangers-on as “minions.” Yaffe went from selling Hondas in Merseyside to filming the manosphere grind.
Sullivan, 24, from Essex, built a following on TikTok and Kick with fitness clips that mutated into crypto pitches, dating lectures, and “how to be a proper guy” sermons.
In the Theroux film, he openly said he was fine being labeled racist, misogynist, and homophobic. He profits from OnlyFans creators while calling the women who do it disgusting. He also promoted trading schemes the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has warned the public to avoid, listing him as unauthorized.
His legal rap sheet is shorter than his social media one, but it’s ugly.
In March 2024, he crashed a purple McLaren 720S on the A30 in Virginia Water, Surrey, hitting an Audi. Data showed he was doing 71 mph in a 40 zone. Three people were hurt, including his passenger and collaborator General G, who was left on the roadside clutching his ribs. Sullivan fled. Days later, he was in Dubai racing another McLaren and mocking the injured friend in a rap parody. He spent the next year posting from Dubai, Qatar, Thailand, and Spain while a warrant sat on him.
Police finally grabbed him in October 2025 after he was detained in Spain. He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving without insurance. In November he got a 12-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, a two-year driving ban, 300 hours of unpaid work, a tag, and rehab days. He avoided jail. Taxpayers later fought over the cost of the chartered flight that brought him home.
Then Netflix put him under the lights.
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere followed Sullivan in Marbella, on nights out, in the gym, and through the sales pitch. It showed him chanting slurs, running a “predator sting” that ended with his crew assaulting a man, and treating women in his orbit like props. After it dropped, Piers Morgan walked out of an interview with him, calling him a “sexist, misogynist twerp.” Sullivan claimed he had exposed Theroux.
Now his cameraman has put another McLaren into a wall in the same city Sullivan once used as a hideout.
Rental companies in Dubai might want to start asking for a longer deposit.
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