The thirst is real.
Fans started lusting over Mark Zuckerberg after a Photoshopped image of him with a beard surfaced on social media.
The altered image originated from a video the Facebook co-founder shared on Instagram Wednesday, announcing that his platforms were “releasing the new version of Meta AI.”
The altered image originated from a video the FaceBook co-founder shared on Instagram Wednesday, announcing that his platforms were “releasing the new version of Meta AI.” Instagram/@zuck “i’d zuck him off,” wrote one user. Getty ImagesIn the clip, Zuckerberg displayed his short curls as he wore a plain blue T-shirt and a gold chain while speaking to his more than 13 million Instagram followers.
“i’d zuck him off,” wrote one user.
“Gonna tell my kids this was Jack Harlow,” added another.
Another user said they would tell their kids Zuckerberg was “Jack Harlow.” Douliery Olivier/Abaca/Sipa USA Several fans urged the tech giant to grow his beard out. Mark Zuckerberg InstagramExplore More
“OH COME AND ZUCKER THIS BERG,” tweeted a third person.
“He needs to grow that facial hair fr he went from Robo-Zuck to Zaddy-Zuck,” said a fourth person on X.
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“I’ll give him more than just my data,” wrote another user, while a separate person tweeted, “he’s so sexy that way wdf.”
This isn’t the first time Zuckerberg — who has a net worth of more than $175 billion — has become the face of a meme.
This isn’t the first time Zuckerberg — who has a net worth of more than $175 billion — has become the face of a meme. AFP via Getty Images In 2020, the Meta co-founder was spotted surfing in Hawaii while wearing a thick mask of white sunscreen on his face. MEGAIn 2020, the Meta co-founder was spotted surfing in Hawaii on a $12,000 eFoil remote-controlled surfboard while wearing a thick mask of white sunscreen on his face.
Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy tweeted a close-up of Zuckerberg’s sunscreen-covered face with the caption, “What’s the point of being rich if this is what you look like when you surf?”
Others compared the tech giant to the Joker, a mime and Queen Elizabeth I — who all famously wear white makeup on their faces — and the character Mrs. Doubtfire, played by the late Robin Wiliams, who planted her face in white cake icing in the film.
