He came, filmed - and flew from two hotels. He even triggered a police operation: Last week the US American Paul Denino (24), better known under his stage name Ice Poseidon, was in Zurich. The so-called influencer reaches hundreds of thousands of people with his videos.

Denino puts his life virtually in real time on the net, has his followers "donate" for his editions. In Zurich, the concept has backfired. On Wednesday, the 24-year-old checked into the venerable 4-star hotel "Schweizerhof" directly on Bahnhofstrasse. "It was as if a swarm of wasps were invading," says hotel director Andreas Stöckli to BLICK.

Wrong food orders
The problem: Because the fans of the American can always follow live where their idol is, they gathered in the lobby. And: Jokers from all over the world began to order food for Denino under a false name. "It was a real caravan of couriers outside the door," said the director. Hundreds of joke calls were received at the reception within a few hours.

Because the Youtuber also filmed the other hotel guests without being asked, those responsible finally had to pull the rope - they threw Ice Poseidon out without further ado.

Result: Denino scolded in his livestream and claimed that the hotel kept his luggage. His followers took revenge with bad online evaluations. The hotel manager tries to take the matter with humor: "We still got away with one black eye. He says with a smile that he was able to check the fact that his staff reacted well at any time in the live video anyway.

Police move out to Central
Shortly before that Denino had already flown out of a hotel at the Central. The house doesn't want to comment on this itself. But the video of the expulsion is available on the net: "Go or I'll call the police," one employee complains. That's how it happened. In the video an officer can be heard asking the "artist" to step out of the room. The reason is apparently unpaid food deliveries. The city police itself confirmed a mission, but did not want to comment on the background.

Paul Denino travelled on to Germany after the incidents: "It's worse in Switzerland than in North Korea! As you can see from his live video, he is already in trouble with the police there again.

Schweizerhof director Stöckli is simply glad that the matter is over: "Influencers ask for free rooms about five times a week. But it's new that someone has turned the whole house upside down.