There is a new trend going on where fans can take pictures of themselves and their favorite actors and turn them into a polaroid. They don’t have to have an actual picture of them with this person to work and it makes it look like you have a sweet image with your faves. Don’t do this.
Not to yuck someone’s yum but it is not only strange on a level that even the manips of the early 2000s met, but it is also killing the planet one image at a time. I didn’t realize that the app that it uses is the Google version of AI called “Gemini.” It was really a “drop the Google, it’s cleaner” moment and when I used it one time to see how the trend works, I realized what it was doing.
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