Boy Who Predicted Venezuela Earthquakes Now Shares New World Cup Prophecy

• New World Cup prophecy.
• Norovirus warning.
• Video sparks debate.

Jesús López, known on TikTok as “El Servidor,” once again sparked conversations on social media after sharing a new prophecy related to the World Cup that will be hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Why it matters: The boy gained attention after users linked his previous posts to the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, so his new message has generated interest among his followers.

This time, the content shared by the young creator does not refer to a natural disaster, but instead to an alleged illness that, according to his claims, will affect humanity in the coming years.

Jesús López, known as “El Servidor,” posted a TikTok video on May 30 titled “The Arrival of Leviathan.”

Jesús López “El Servidor” links the World Cup to an alleged global pandemic

“What did Jesús López El Servidor say about the 2026 World Cup?” https://t.co/RXwGUcY00Q

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The material is the second part of a message that, according to his explanation, he received spiritually.

At the beginning of the recording, the boy said he would share a warning directed at the entire faith community.

“If you are watching this video, this is the second part of the prophetic message that the Holy Spirit has for you, for the entire church, so that we may be warned. My name is Jesús López and at this moment I will begin to share the information that the Holy Spirit left for me today,” he said.

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During the video, Jesús López referred to the upcoming World Cup that will be hosted by Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

According to his message, that event would mark the beginning of a global health crisis.

The statement was presented as a prophecy and quickly began circulating among users on different platforms.

The content has been widely shared due to the popularity the boy gained in recent weeks.

Jesús López “El Servidor’s” prophecy about norovirus

@yeshualojim LA LLEGADA DEL LEVIATÁN MENSAJE PARA LOS PUEBLOS DEL MUNDO PART 2 #paratiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #paratiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #fyp #profecia #profecia ♬ Melancholic – Perfect, so dystopian

In the message, Jesús López claimed that the illness he mentioned would be norovirus.

The boy stated that the virus would cause a crisis of major proportions.

“The World Cup will be the turning point in history for a macro-pandemic called norovirus and it will kill many people like the Black Death,” he declared.

He later explained when, according to his version, mass infections would begin.

According to his account, the process would start before 2027.

“It will begin from now, so that in 2027 this event will occur from mid-January to April. That is what the Lord says,” he stated.

The message also included religious and symbolic references.

Additionally, he connected those events with figures described within his prophetic interpretation.

Video also mentions New York and Leviathan

In another part of the video, Jesús López referred to Leviathan.

According to his explanation, that figure would have a role in the events he described.

“Leviathan will destroy, it will go to Babylon, which represents New York, and the beasts of the end times will come out and deceive humans into trusting them,” he stated.

The boy said that the messages he shares are intended to warn people.

He also explained that he considers his content a spiritual guide for those who follow his posts.

“We are warned about all these things that the Holy Spirit is giving us so that we can be a light and a channel of blessing to all the people who need to know the truth,” he concluded at the end of the video.

Jesús López became widely known after numerous users linked previous publications to the earthquakes that affected Venezuela.

The earthquakes caused a severe humanitarian crisis in the country.

According to the information cited, Venezuelan authorities reported more than 1,400 deaths, tens of thousands of missing people, and millions affected.

Likewise, a rescuer cited by AFP said about the search efforts:

“After three days, the standard is that the bodies are already lifeless, but thanks to God we hope we can still find people with vital signs.”

So far, the statements shared by Jesús López correspond to claims made in his TikTok posts and do not represent information supported by scientific evidence or health authorities.