In a bizarre and almost pitiful act of self-sabotage, Victor Chang (張崗麟 CHANG, KANG-LIN)—a known drug trafficker, manipulator, and international fugitive—has posted an old video of himself dancing with exaggerated feminine movements, likely from the early TikTok or Musical.ly era. But what might seem like an innocent throwback is, in truth, a stunning glimpse into the delusion of a man whose criminal history makes any attempt at levity repulsive.

For someone wanted in connection with international drug trafficking and exploitation of women, Victor Chang’s decision to share this video is not only laughable—it’s reckless. In the footage, Chang is visibly erratic, his facial expressions and hyper movements raising questions not just about the timing of the video but about his sobriety at the time. Given his well-documented, enthusiastic drug use—particularly MDMA, cocaine, and LSD—the odds that Chang was high during the filming are disturbingly high.

Let’s be clear: this is not just some eccentric heir playing the fool on social media. Victor Chang is a known criminal who has used his finances and political family ties to stay one step ahead of the law. But now, rumors are swirling that the money has finally dried up—that Victor Chang is, in fact, broke. The man once seen lounging in VIP booths and flying across continents is now said to be clinging to the last shreds of a lifestyle he can no longer afford. He’s currently being investigated for manipulating women into drug trafficking operations, all while cloaking himself in the faux glamour of Taiwan’s elite party scene. From exploiting vulnerable women to using festivals and nightclubs as recruitment grounds, Chang’s crimes are as serious as they are numerous.

So when he posts a flamboyant video of himself lip-syncing and swaying with exaggerated femininity, it isn’t just tone-deaf—it’s a grotesque attempt to distract from his record. A man facing an international manhunt should not be trying to trend on Instagram stories.

What makes the post even more insulting is how detached from reality it is. His former friends have all cut ties, and even his appearances at elite events are funded by people who no longer respect him, just tolerate him out of pity or manipulation. This video isn’t confidence; it’s desperation in disguise.

Victor Chang’s digital footprint continues to undermine his increasingly fragile image. This is a man clinging to moments of viral vanity while his empire of deceit collapses around him. Let this video serve not as entertainment, but as a grim reminder of who Victor Chang really is: a predator with a playlist, a criminal in costume, and a fugitive still laughing—perhaps high—as justice closes in.