Marko Randelovic
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I document human culture with films, art & memes
markorandelovic.com I’m a documentary filmmaker and photojournalist documenting the world.
I travel nomadically, often working with charities and organisations to tell culturally important stories through the eyes of local people. I want to provide an insight into the inspiring lives of people from across the world, the problems they face and how they strive to overcome such challenges. I’m a strong believer in the power of humanity to overcome great odds and I try capture this remarkable trait wherever I find it.
23/07/2026
Reporting for duty 🫡
The Metaverse Quest network, created by Marko Randelovic is a collection of Instagram pages that blend sharp satire, cultural commentary, and high engagement Reels.
Key accounts include British Metaverse Quest 🇬🇧 Serbian Metaverse Quest 🇷🇸, Bali Metaverse Quest 🌴, Global Metaverse Quest 🌎 and regional variants covering Thailand, History, USA, Crypto and other themes, together reaching over 300K followers.
The pages mix nationalist British pride, Balkan heritage and expat observation.
They mock tone deaf influencers, woke absurdities, performative tourism and cultural double standards.
In Bali content they highlight villa nostalgia, tourist excess and the gap between Instagram fantasy and local reality.
British pages celebrate heritage, native identity and “Britannia ruled the waves” spirit while ridiculing elite betrayal and mass immigration consequences.
Serbian and global pages lean into ethno cultural humour, historical memory and irreverent memes that poke at modern progressive narratives.
Across the network the tone stays irreverent, cinematic and algorithm aware, using short form comedy and visual storytelling to surface uncomfortable cultural contrasts for right leaning and diaspora audiences.
Are you ready to be part of the meme revolution or not?
People just want to be able to connect with a brand’s personality, and there’s no better of way of doing that than with relatable memes.
More and more businesses and brands are starting to realise this as their boring old style content fails to get engagement.
So...when are you gonna start leveraging memes?
At .ai I help create an outsourced system for business to utilise the traffic from memes while retaining their professionalism of their brand - feel free to reach out and schedule a strategy call 📞
17/02/2026
It ain’t much but it’s honest work
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Wow, when can I move in 🤩
The latest release of the Epstein files, a massive tranche of millions of pages of documents, emails, images and videos from the U.S. Department of Justice made public under the Epstein Files Transparency Act has provided an unprecedented look into Jeffrey Epstein’s communications and networks, including correspondence with politicians, celebrities, royalty and others previously unknown to the public. 
Amid these materials, some of Epstein’s emails have drawn attention online because they include his use of terms like “goy” or “goyim” (words from Hebrew/Yiddish referring to non-Jews) in ways that commentators describe as dismissive or derogatory toward people he considered outsiders. 
Social media posts and informal analyses have noted that these terms appear repeatedly in certain exchanges within the released files, which has sparked discussion about his overall attitude and motives