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``Imitation means imitating something that has already been created, rather than creating it by one's own efforts.'' These words are perfect for this photographer. This photographer is a copycat man who is currently filming videos that are selling well in the underground world. The best-selling video is one in which he finds the woman he's looking for on the street, follows her, puts drugs in her drink, puts her to sleep, and fucks her. He is the worst man on social media, taking advantage of the weaknesses of girls who are in trouble with money, taking them to his house under the guise of drinking with money, putting drugs in their drinks, putting them to sleep, and filming videos of them doing the same thing. I understand his desire to imitate popular videos, but I find it hard to understand why he would go out of his way to imitate this video.Why did he decide to imitate this video? Was it just a way to make money? However, even if you copy a video that is selling well, there is no guarantee that it will sell, and there is a risk that you could be caught if the video's content is discovered. When you watch this guy's videos, it doesn't feel like he's just filming to make money. I think it's like a man who doesn't normally get treated to women uses SNS to easily call up girls, find a way to do it without any resistance, and film them. I don't know how much money is being made from this video, but it's definitely a risky move. I think it's shocking for people overseas to see something like this happening in Japan, but even for me, who lives in Japan, it's shocking. It's scary to think that something like this is happening behind the scenes on a daily basis, even though I didn't know about it until now. I believe that there was no such thing as a Japanese safety myth to begin with. I have one question. I find it strange that even though so many girls are being targeted, there has never been any news or incidents about it. Each time, the video given by this photographer only recorded the act and did not show the situation afterward, so I was unable to investigate it. It would be easier to hear directly from the person, but I'm scared to ask, and I don't think I need to dig that deep. However, what exactly happens after the camera's recording button stops? Is it a miracle that we haven't had any problems so far, or is it a carefully planned act? The fact that this photographer can easily summon girls and have sex with them makes me think that to this person, girls are not people, but just objects. That's why they can do this kind of thing without any emotion. I can't sympathize with this photographer who can't release his refracted sexual desire unless he does something like this, and I think it's the worst thing to do, but I'm also helping this photographer sell his videos just for immediate money. Because it is closed, there is no change in the fact that it is a partner in the crime. Six girls are being targeted again this time. We are targeting female college students who are in trouble with money, dental hygienists, and chubby delivery health girls who are called to their homes. I think that calling a delivery health girl to your home and having sex with her was a move that was prepared to result in an incident. Taking advantage of women's weaknesses and targeting cute girls is the worst thing to do. However, I think this video can be exciting for people who are in the same situation as this photographer. I'm also worried about how long I can continue doing this job, which carries the risk of getting caught.