Nicki Minaj Calls for Internet Deletion Following Controversial Deep Fake Video Involving Tom Holland
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Nicki Minaj wants the internet to be erased after her face was discovered in a Tom Holland deep fake video. On Sunday (July 9), Nicki Minaj took to Twitter to express her amazement after discovering that her face had been used in a Tom Holland deep fake video. The Queens, New York-based rhymer was so enraged that she requested that the internet be removed immediately. “HELP!!! What is this in the AI shapeshifting clone conspiracy theory?!?!! “I hope the entire internet is deleted!” she tweeted. When a fan asked Nicki if her picture could be used in a parody video, the “Super Bass” rapper said she didn’t know and declared that the internet will be decommissioned on Monday (July 10) at 9 a.m. “I’m not sure!” “However, as Queen of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, I hereby pronounce the use of the internet to be illegal.”
HELP WTF IS THIS LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/23hzjRq9Yy
— w i l l i e ✨ (@WhatEverWillie) July 9, 2023
“Effective tomorrow morning, That is July 10th, 20 hundred and 23. BON VOYAGE B***H,” she added. The video is actually a fragment from the ITVX network’s Deep Fake Neighbour Wars show. The parody show, according to IMDB, mimics New Zealand’s once-popular reality series Neighbours at War, but it employs artificial intelligence and visual technologies to produce skits with famous faces. A deep fake is featured in one episode of the show. Nicki Minaj and Tom Holland star as a wedding couple who clash with their nosy next-door neighbour, Facebook/Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg, whose face is also fake. Other episodes feature a deep fake Kim Kardashian arguing with her neighbour, a deep fake Idris Elba and fake Beyoncé arguing with her annoying neighbour, and a deep fake Billie Eilish, who is also not fond of her.
HELP!!! What in the AI shapeshifting cloning conspiracy theory is this?!?!! I hope the whole internet get deleted!!! https://t.co/fFx1SDtj8o
— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) July 9, 2023
Nicki Minaj Demands Internet Removal Following Her Appearance In Actor Tom Holland Fake Video
Previous generations spent their time fantasizing about the wonders that technology will have in store for them in the future. As it turns out, artificial intelligence breakthroughs appear to be doing harm rather than benefit in the music industry. We’ve seen false songs of long-deceased musicians covering fresh releases, or totally new tracks from stars like Drake and The Weeknd who acquire just as much interest as their actual albums. Apart from their voices being used without their permission, celebrities such as Nicki Minaj have had their images stolen. ITVX began their Deep Fake Neighbour Wars series a few months ago, which pairs up surprising celebrities in a simulated living setting. Adele and Jake Paul, Rihanna & Usain Bolt, & Beyonce and Billie Eilish are among celebrities who have gotten together. Kim Kardashian and Idris Elba both feature in an episode together, according to The Conversation. Instead of their usual, glamourous employment, the actor works as a handyman/delivery driver.
I do not know! But as Queen of the British Monarchy & the commonwealth, I hereby abolish the internet. Effective @ 0900 military time tomorrow morning, 10th July, 20 hundred & 23. BON VOYAGE BITCH https://t.co/sUEYdinLUo
— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) July 9, 2023Advertisement
In the deep phoney world, the socialite works as a bus driver. In addition to all of this, Minaj appears with Tom Holland, the youngest Spider-Man. Though ITVX’s videos were released earlier this year, it wasn’t until Sunday (July 9) that the Queen of Rap saw one and expressed her thoughts. She and Holland narrate an odd interaction with Mark Zuckerberg in the video she retweeted. While her beauty is flawless, something about the rap diva’s voice is off-putting. “HELP!!! What is this in the AI shapeshifting cloning conspiracy theory?!?!! I truly hope that the internet as an entire is deleted!!!” she wrote on Twitter. When an admirer questioned Nicki if her picture could be used in a spoof video, the “Super Bass” rapper responded she wasn’t aware and declared that the internet would be shut down at 9 a.m. on Monday (July 10). “I’m not sure!” she says. However, in my capacity as Queen of the British Monarchy & the Commonwealth, I proclaim the Internet to be illegal. She further added: “Effective tomorrow morning, July 10th, 20 hundreds and 23. BON VOYAGE B***H,”.
