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Klodjan "Don't Tap the Glass" Guy Watermelon Video refers to an explicit video shared by Klodjan, the guy who created the AI 'Don't Tap the Glass' Song, having sex with a watermelon, which was posted to his Twitter / X account @klobitch and his OnlyFans in August 2024, titled "SexTape with a Watermelon." In the video, he's seen sitting down in front of a blue wall, wearing a red banana on his head and penetrating a watermelon with his penis. The video became relevant in mid-2025, when his "Don't Tap the Glass" Fake AI Leak went viral on YouTube, TikTok and other social media sites, following the release of rapper Tyler, the Creator's album Don't Tap the Glass. An X user named @aminelimbo discovered the video on the @klobitch account and shared a viral tweet exposing it. Klodjan had shared many explicit videos on Twitter / X during the timeframe when he was making gay male OnlyFans content.

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On August 1st, 2024, X^[1] user @klobitch, also known as Klodjan Bitch or Klodjan, posted an explicit video of himself penetrating a watermelon with his penis, seen sitting in front of a blue wall and wearing a red bandana around his head. The caption read, "SexTape with a Watermelon 🍉 Watch the full video on my OF." In a year, the video received over 105,900 views and 1,100 likes (censored screenshot shown below).

The video was one of many that Klodjan posted to his X account @klobitch in 2024. Klodjan would later go viral for his 'Don't Tap The Glass' Fake AI Leak in late July 2025.

On July 31st, 2025, X^[2] user @aminelimbo tweeted, "The guy who made the 'Don't Tap The Glass' AI thing fucks watermelons on Twitter," attaching screenshots of the viral YouTube video and Klodjan's "SexTape with a Watermelon" tweet. In a day, the post gained roughly 66,000 likes (shown below).

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On July 31st, 2025, X^[3] user @mosthiphop quote-tweeted the abovementioned tweet, writing, "Can we separate the art from the artist this time," gaining over 21,000 likes in a day (shown below).

Also on July 31st, X^[4] user @hoikty quote-tweeted the post, writing, "Sentences are being said that have never been said before," a phrase structurally similar to It's People Dying Who Ain't Never Died Before. In a day, the user's post received over 3,400 likes (shown below).

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