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Woah Vicky pretended to be black for TikTok clicks | Famous Fakers
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7:16Now PlayingFor years, social media influencer Woah Vicky, who is white, insisted that she's a "black girl." The Georgia native — and surprisingly "decent" rapper — has amassed millions of followers on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. The 21-year-old has also received major blowback from critics, including Snoop Dogg, accusing her of cultural appropriation.
"This is a case of a nobody on the internet trying to stand out," says "Famous Fakers" host Carly Ann Filbin. "This is worse than Rachel Dolezal." She and her co-host, comedienne Chelsea White, walk us through how the drama began with a twerkin' teen named Victoria Waldrip to how Woah Vicky is currently pivoting her act.
Check out Famous Fakers episode 1 featuring Rachel Dolezal
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