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Aubrey O’Day Claps Back at TikTok Star After Being Accused of Photoshopping Vacation Pics in Viral Video
Aubrey O’Day has hit out at a TikTok user, whose video about her has gone all sorts of viral.
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The Danity Kane diva found herself at the center of a social media storm after TikToker ResidualData (Sophie) intimated that the singer had been Photoshopping herself into vacation pictures in Bali.
Peep the vid:
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Arteta reveals Arsenal stars sung Saliba song in dressing room after wondergoal as fans’ catchy chant goes viral
WILLIAM SALIBA was the hero in the Arsenal dressing room after scoring his first goal for the club against Bournemouth.
The centre-back, 21, curled a brilliant effort into the top corner from outside the area to seal the three points in a convincing 3-0 win.
That sent Arsenal‘s travelling fans wild and they responded by singing a new song for Saliba.
Saliba‘s name is sung to the tune of ‘Tequila’ – the song made famous by The Champs.
The catchy chant has caught on amongst the players too, with Mikel Arteta revealing it was sung by his squad after the match.
Arteta said: “The boys were singing it in the dressing room it is a good song.
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“For sure that’s [the goal] the last thing I would expect, but credit to the boy for the way he is playing, he’s performing.”
Former Arsenal player and Sky Sports pundit Alan Smith was also full of praise for Saliba, who has impressed since returning to the club from his spells out on loan.
Smith said: “Saliba has been welcomed into the fold by the players and the fans.
“He would have gained a lot of confidence in France and especially making his debut for national team, when really he couldn’t find a place at his club.
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“He’s come back, Arteta has shifted Ben White to right-back and we will see if that continues. Fair play to Arteta.”
TikTok takes on viral trend with new text-to-image AI filter
The new ‘AI greenscreen’ filter on TikTok is the app’s attempt to jump on the text-to-image trend popularised by the likes of OpenAI’s DALL-E.
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Viral photo of CEO crying proves LinkedIn is still obnoxious
Less than 24 hours ago, Braden Wallake made a mistake. He took a crying selfie (à la Bella Hadid) and published it to LinkedIn alongside a guilt-ridden post about laying off a few of his employees at the marketing services firm HyperSocial.
The post was self-aggrandizing in the weirdest way: Wallake cops to his failings as a leader while praising his own vulnerability. “I wish I was a business owner that was only money driven and didn’t care about who he hurt along the way,” he says. (Boo-hoo.) Then he says he shared the post to prove that “not every CEO out there is cold-hearted,” as if CEOs are a defenseless class that need to be protected.
On LinkedIn, the post has gained more than 29,000 reactions and 5,000 comments, which range from cringing to genuine support to outrage. Every single one proves that LinkedIn remains its own special corner of internet hell.
One of the best comments comes from a man named Jared Steele, whose job title is simply “patents & mushrooms.” He wrote, “Maybe it’s not a great idea to adopt a sea lion at the beginning of a recession?” and attached a screenshot of a post from Wallake’s Instagram celebrating a donation he made to the World Wildlife Fund in July to “adopt” (i.e. financially support) a sea otter.
Mr. Steele… are you OK? You Instagram-stalked a guy who went viral on LinkedIn for a crying selfie and decided the best response was to critique him for contributing to the happy life of a pinniped?
The irony is that both Wallake and Steele end up missing the point: that a guilty post about layoffs should focus on the affected employees, not their bosses.
LinkedIn truly is a special place.