Savenok/WireImage has done a lot of things, but the Jersey Shore star did not change her Twitter avatar to an anti-Semitic symbol. Unfortunately, the MTV personality's Twitter account was hacked Sunday. Her profile picture was replaced with a swastika and her bio was changed to 'Jersey Shore sluts getting ran daily.
You can mark Sammi 'Sweetheart' Giancola and Jwoww off the list.' Before JWoww (real name: Jenni Farley) was able to get her account back, wrote a warning about any obscene content posted to her BFF's feed. 'FYI my boo #JENNIWOWW got hacked,' Snooki. 'So if they tweet vulgar things (even tho jenni would do that) it's not her.
Sousa is a '19-year-old Brazilian-American model, singer' with almost a million followers. The CGI avatar for Sousa is nearly photorealistic.
Bermuda is a blond Trump troll with 64,000 followers. The CGI avatar for Bermuda is much less realistic, at about the level of Tomi Lahren. Last week, Sousa's account appeared to have been hacked by someone who removed all of Sousa's posts, replacing them with photos of Bermuda. It smells like a stunt. Attempted to get to the bottom of it, but nothing they unearthed makes much sense: Let’s start with what we know.
Or what we think we know. Lil Miquela says she’s not human. Yeah, no kidding. Martin guitar serial numbers. It seems obvious, but if you look the comments on Lil Miquela’s Instagrams, her fans interact with her as though she’s a living, breathing person. In fact, when she was “hacked” by Bermuda, many cried: “Bring back the real Lil Miquela!” So, fine.
Maybe people needed to hear this again: Lil Miquela is not real. But what is she then? Here’s the “real story,” according to Lil Miquela’s most recent post: She was built in Sillicon Valley by a “literal genius” named Daniel Cain in order to be a “servant.” (Reminder: Neither Daniel Cain nor his company are real, as far as we can tell.) Lil Miquela was then “stolen” by another company called Brud, which told her that she was “created based on the life and mind of a human named Miquela Sousa.” She was given Miquela’s memories, her mind, her personality. Brud also said that they’d “re-programmed” her to be “free.” (Hold on, is this the plot of Ex Machina?) In actuality, though, Miquela Sousa never existed. Lil Miquela and her friends are simply “robots” — her word — created out of thin air and used to make money.
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(For what it’s worth, when asked if Lil Miquela, was, in fact, a robot, a source replied, “Loll no!!!!’” She’s CGI.) At end of the day, this whole stunt seems like a neat way for Lil Miquela’s creators to continue to profit from her existence with record deals and sponsored posts (which, unlike real-life influencers, she’s never disclosed before), while making it seem like she isn’t in it for the money. Read the rules you agree to by using this website in our. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Boing Boing uses cookies and analytics trackers, and is supported by advertising, merchandise sales and affiliate links. Read about what we do with the data we gather in our.
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