‘Time traveller’ says he is ‘trapped sooner or later’ and it is unhealthy information for people
A man who claims to be a ‘time traveller from 2027’ has shared a viral TikTok video of his life in a deserted city in Spain
A ‘time traveller from 2027’ has shared footage of his what he says is his extraordinary predicament and claimed he remains ‘trapped and alone’ following his survival of a mass extinction event. The man known as the TikTok Time Traveller has been posting clips from the future onto contemporary social media platforms and has gathered an enormous following.
Going by the name Javier, @unicosobreviviente, the chap claims he lives in a deserted Spanish city as the sole surviving human, spending his days recording the vacant streets. He released another clip, showing him wandering through a ‘secret passageway’ that looks like a nuclear shelter, explaining he must adapt to isolation as he’ll be ‘here alone forever’.
Javier has been posting clips when he initially revealed a supposedly abandoned Valencia in Spain. He described waking up in hospital with no memory of events, and captured the empty streets for his TikTok followers.
He originally said: “I just woke up in a hospital and I don’t know what might have happened. Today is February 13, 2027, and I am alone in the city. Humanity has been extinct, there is no one in shopping centres.”
While the shop in the footage appears vacant, the lighting remains operational, the shelves stay fully stocked, and the internet evidently functions as he managed to upload the video. Javier has recorded himself descending a set of concrete steps into a passage that bears a striking resemblance to a nuclear bunker.
A caption reads: “I’m tired already. I no longer know what to do or where to look. I think I’ll have to get used to being here alone forever.”
After navigating through reinforced concrete corridors illuminated by light bulbs, he arrives at some stairs seemingly obstructed by a glass panel. One user said: “Well, at least there’s TikTok in the future.”
Another added: “Are you still stuck in time?”.
While another simply asked: “Go to the Apple store, please. I need to see the iPhone 14.”
Some users were quick to poke fun at Javier, questioning how electricity could still be available in a post-apocalyptic future, to which he responded: “most likely there is a type of connection between 2021 and 2027”.


