Imagine a prince – not the fairy tale kind, but the Prince of Vranje, a musician who flopped at Eurovision and now reveals he worked a job straight out of a horror movie! Stefan Zdravković, aka Prince of Vranje, isn’t just a singer – he’s an explorer of the bizarre modern job market. While studying, looking for extra cash, he applied for a job that simply said “work from home”. But wait, it wasn’t your typical remote gig. When he realized what the job actually entailed, he was stunned.
Prince of Vranje worked as an operator on a platform where lonely people sent him their most intimate info – from credit card numbers to photos of their kids! Yes, you read that right. People were so lonely and desperate they shared things a normal person would hide even from their closest friends. Stefan admitted his colleagues warned him to avoid topics that could land him in jail because people are ready for anything.
Though focused on his music career and Eurovision, where he finished second to last in the semi-final, this job opened his eyes to how crazy the digital world is and how people crave any kind of attention, even in the weirdest ways.
Prince of Vranje isn’t one to back down from haters – after Eurovision, he made it clear he doesn’t care about negative comments. Instead, he’s focusing on prepping for new performances, including working with Željko Joksimović and fresh stage acts. But this “helljob” story is a warning to anyone who thinks working from home is always easy and glamorous.
So next time you hear someone works “from home,” ask yourself – is it a job where you get the strangest messages from lonely people? Or maybe something even worse? The digital age brings new challenges, and Prince of Vranje reminds us not all that glitters is gold, and not every job is for everyone.
Got a bizarre job story or know someone who worked a gig straight out of a horror flick? Drop it in the comments – maybe together we’ll uncover even weirder digital world jobs!
