One Twitter user said they "reported" Mosing's tweet for sharing "misleading" information and encouraged other people to report the tweet as well. People pretend to be, a lot of the time, what theyre not. However, on June 12, many users referred to the woman in the picture as a "random" person, saying they did not believe the image was of Heard. I actually can't believe how little people called out the BS," the man who appeared to be Mosing said in the video. "It's actually crazy how many people fell into your trap. "Classify" said the picture was "100% fake" in his video, and filmed himself talking with a man, who he said was Mosing, over a video call about the number of likes and impressions the prank tweet received. While some people believed the stunt, many people on Twitter said they thought the picture was fake Other users appeared to believe the picture was of Heard but was taken without her "consent," and these users criticized Mosing for sharing the image on his timeline. Some of these people appeared to mock Heard by referencing the "mega pint" meme, while one person said they thought the actor looked "stressed" in the picture. The image now has 57,000 likes and 2,900 quote tweets, with some people appearing to believe the image was legitimate. My girl and I bumped into Amber Heard at lunch." -Blaze June 11, 2022 In the video, "Classify" said he asked a popular YouTuber known as FaZe Blaze, who has 3.3 million subscribers and is part of the controversial esports collective FaZe Clan, to share the image of his Amber Heard look-a-like on Twitter.įaZe Blaze, whose real name is Lucas Mosing, posted an image of a blonde woman with a large glass of wine on Twitter on June 11, with a caption that read, "Crazy LA moment. The YouTuber said he asked a bigger influencer to get involved and help bring attention to the fake image
While many people said they thought the picture was not actually of Heard, some people appeared to believe it and reshared the image on their timelines.Īt one point in the video, the YouTuber said they moved to a "location where celebrities were known to have lunch in LA," when a person in a tour bus that had a TMZ logo on it, who appeared to be a tourist, could be heard shouting, "Amber, how are you doing?" in the group's direction.
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The image referenced a moment from Heard's defamation trial against Johnny Depp when one of Heard's attorney's asked Depp if he had drunk a "mega pint of red wine," which sparked jokes online and became known as the "mega pint" meme.Īfter the image was posted online by the YouTuber's friend, it spread on Twitter, receiving 57,000 likes. He said in his video, which currently has 11,000 views, that he asked a woman who looked similar to Amber Heard to pose with a wine glass for a photo so he could try and make it go viral on social media.
The YouTuber, who typically posts vlogs and prank videos, goes by the nickname "Classify" on social media, and his real name is unknown. A YouTuber said he "fooled" people with a fake picture of Amber Heard next to a giant glass of wine, in a video posted on June 21.
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