Ok, but can you spot what is wrong with this influencer?

Recently we brought you Shasheile (@shasha_soosoo_ ), a bizarre looking South Korean influencer who used photoshop to warp herself into alien forms as a social commentary, or perhaps as just some good old-fashioned trolling. But she might have competition. See Yoo A (@see_yoo_a ) doesn’t just give herself long arms as a joke, she goes to town with Photoshop in a more traditional way, giving herself the kind of physique that Barbie would deem an unhealthy female beauty standard. Her two-foot long neck, breasts the size of an American shop teacher and a waist smaller than Bud Light’s sales figures belie her face like a 90s CGI interpretation of a China doll, and her mere presence in any scene warps the background as if Salvador Dali were trying to copy an Escher painting. <br> <br>Fortunately for her, no one seems to care. See Yoo A is, like all models on social media, part of a carefully constructed image of reality, except without the reality. She spends a lot of time selling things, talking about things she’s sold, and giving shipping updates to people she’s sold things to. In other words, she’s a digital sandwich board, hocking the internet’s lowest quality goods to thirsty young men. <br> <br>Or maybe these women are all real, and South Korean scientists have imbued Instagram influencers with the power to warp space and time for some reason. If they can unleash K-Pop on us, they can do anything.
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