Rahmat Wibowo titled a video 'Traveloka Mampus' ('Traveloka, drop dead'), accusing an anonymous Traveloka employee of a 'suspected crime' for 'protecting envious people', after the employee asked on an anonymous forum why 'logo' had also been sent his somasi

He published it on YouTube on 7 November 2026. Minute links open the video at that point.

• “Travel to hell.” He introduces himself as “the one who sent a somasi to Traveloka” and jokes “not travel to campus, travel to hell” (minute 0). The title, “Traveloka Mampus”, plays on the company’s name with mampus (“drop dead”).
• An anonymous post, called a crime. Most of the video is him reading, with laughter and music, a March 2026 post on the anonymous forum Fomo by a user with a Traveloka badge. Under the title “Logo kena somasi ODGJ”, it asks why “logo”, which the post treats as a company, had been sent his somasi when, as far as the poster knew, he had never worked there; the replies say friends who gave him advice were treated as “hasad” (envious) enemies (minute 1–9). He shows nothing in the post that could be a crime, yet the title accuses the employee of a “suspected crime” for “protecting envious people”.
• Employers blamed for anonymous posts. A few days later he blamed five employers for their employees’ anonymous forum comments, and on 12 November he sent a somasi to Paper.id over a Fomo account displaying its logo.