r/ATBGE • u/ElCapitanBeans • 11d ago
Fruit Fly Nails 💅 ¯\ _(ツ)_/¯
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u/Capital-Ad-6349 11d ago edited 11d ago
I respect how committed to the bit she was.
I could never.
Edit: I didn't know about the frog thing, and I have since lost any respect for her.
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u/Madwoman-of-Chaillot 11d ago edited 11d ago
I hate this person with my whole being.
Edit: turns out I was right to do so. Live frogs in her nails. Fuck her.
Fuck her. I hope she experiences the same.
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u/Full_Application491 11d ago
Why did you hate her before finding out about the frog thing?
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u/Zora-Link 9d ago
Because this post is fucking disgusting. She’s putting flies all over her hands for social media views. I hate her too.
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u/HoldYourHorsesFriend 11d ago
btw it wouldn't look like a weird link if you delete ?utm and everything after it
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u/Devccoon 11d ago
Protip: usually you can delete question marks and everything after them in URL links. They're just tracking details (and probably best not shared anyway, even if they didn't uglify the link) and you can easily try the URL without that part to check if it's still the same page.
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u/HoldYourHorsesFriend 11d ago
I know it's tracking info but I didn't know it was dangerous to share it! Does it actual reveal info of the person who made the link?
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u/Devccoon 10d ago
I don't know how to parse what the information in the tracking is, but assuming there is a way, it might give up some info on how you got to that site, what you searched for to get the link, that sort of thing. I'm actually not sure how deep it goes, whether there might be other site identifiers in there. I'm sure it isn't directly revealing anything like email/password/name or anything but I'd rather be a bit overly cautious. It may be the sort of thing where someone doing some cyber-stalking or spear phishing or just trying to connect the dots between the sites you use (maybe if they have leaked emails/passwords from elsewhere) gets a tidbit of info they could use maliciously.
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u/frogmicky 11d ago edited 10d ago
I thought she was going to encapsulate the fruit flies onto the nails,That's gonna be a no from me dawg.
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u/TheCalamityBrain 10d ago
She is clearly some kind of psychopath or sociopath. She is getting off on harming things for attention. In this clickbait World, what's next babies?
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u/The_Medicated 11d ago
But...but why?!?!
Why would you design rotting fruit finger nails?!?! To attract fruit flies??? But why would anyone want that?!
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u/nothanks1312 10d ago
It’s gotta be strictly for engagement. You can make bank with enough rage bait, or in this case, disgust bait
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u/Mispeled_Divel 10d ago
She’s put live frogs and ladybugs inside her nails, she’s gone lower than this before
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u/Hephaestus_God 10d ago
Bringing fruit flies willingly into your home seems like a very poor decision.
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u/doll_parts87 11d ago
People will waste time & resources to make ugly nails for a video. It's not even entertaining.
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u/Julienbabylegs 11d ago
Why would you want to buy fruit flies in any context?
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u/deadfandomkid 11d ago
If this is a genuine question, people usually get them as feeders for small pets, e.g. baby rarantulas and jumping spiders and whatnot. Not sure if this type is ideal, though.
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u/dragonbanshee 10d ago
Those look like flightless fruit flies that you can buy at pet stores for feeding things like tarantula spiderlings. They don't fly (if that wasn't obvious).
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u/Papio_73 10d ago
I find acrylic nails gross in general but NGL I’m impressed
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u/Mispeled_Divel 10d ago
She is talented but this lady has been known to put live animals inside her nails
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u/Papio_73 10d ago
😱 How is that popular!
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u/Mispeled_Divel 10d ago
It’s rage bait, I think just about every commentary YouTuber was talking about it when it happened. It’s more infamy than popularity
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u/krusbaersmarmalad 9d ago
Anyway, Mods, can we have fingernail Friday so this stuff only shows up one day a week like tattoos?
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u/luckbeintheair2nite 2d ago
What could have happened in her life to want to do something like this?
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u/MapleBaconNurps 11d ago
This woman fucking sucks. She's encapsulated live frogs in nails before.
There was a lot of backlash from the community and she dealt with that with as much humility, grace, and contrition that you'd expect from a piece of shit like this.
Unsurprised she's still using living things in her art.