Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of FluentMe Forward. Today, we are doing an episode all about the times that celebrities and famous people have been caught on burners or fake accounts, tweeting, pretending to be someone else and thinking that they weren't going to get caught. And we're doing all men for this episode, which is crazy. Because when I was going through the research and being like which celebrity

has been caught doing this, it was all for the most part men. So yeah, it's going to be all

dudes for today's episode. And I wanted to do this because I am a creep. Okay. Like I'm online.

I've always been online. And anytime a celebrity is like, I don't even bother with

that stuff. I have a flip phone. I don't get involved. They're getting involved. This was something I talked about on Patreon where I feel like Ed Sheeran is always giving quotes about how he has a flip phone and he's not involved. But then when you look into certain things, it's like he's kind of messy, you know, he's like blowing up what happened with him and Ellie Golding with that song.

He's in some sort of beef with the swiftologist. And also that internet is so addictive and fun. Like even if you're a celebrity or a famous person, how could you not be on it? And we have a storied past of people getting caught with their hand in the digital cookie jar. I'm basically going to

call it. So about two years ago, I did a public episode on the podcast that was all about

celebrity sexting moments. And like when their messages have been leaked, we were talking about

Jeff Bezos. We were talking about Anthony Wiener. And then over on Patreon, I think two years ago, I did an episode

all about celebrity Finstas. So this one is going to have elements of both of those, but these

are moments where like caught red-handed, we can see what somebody is tweeting and how they were

trying to be somebody else. Another fun aspect to this is when we discover these like fake tweets

or disguised accounts,

you can kind of get a little bit of insight into someone's psyche. Why are they disguising

themselves? What purpose is it bringing them to either defend themselves online or shit on

their enemies or talk about something else? Because each celebrity has like a different

avenue and outlet that they use for it. And I've always

found this so interesting. I think it's Lord, right, who talked about how she had a secret account

where she would review onion rings or Millie Bobby Brown. This really stuck out to me a couple

years ago when she said, I have an anonymous account and I review places. I review restaurants. I

review hotels because if I'm a

celebrity and everybody is reviewing me and critiquing my role, I'm just going to do the same back

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