This Serbian presidential candidate’s video is unbelievable

Serbia's presidential elections take place this Sunday.

You may have missed this news, because of Brexit and Trump.

Luk Maksimovic, 25, has decided to run a parody character in the elections, who is called "Ljubisa 'Beli' Preletacevic".

The character, who typically wears a giant gold watch, a white suit, loafers and a fur coat, walks through the streets and promises jobs and cash in exchange for votes.

His campaign adverts are something else:

On Monday, a poll placed him second among all the candidates nationally, on 11 per cent of the vote, while Prime Minister Vucic is seen as likely to hold onto office.

A Reuters article reports Maksimovic said:

We were just fooling around.

Not anymore it seems - people are using his campaign as a protest vote and he's quickly picked up steam.

The university student, who wants to become a television presenter, is mostly hoping to pass his exams:

I'm going to be president and won't have finished university.

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