Puerto Rican-American influencer Jules Lebrón went viral on TikTok this month. Her statement has been copied hundreds of thousands of times around the world by stars like Jennifer Lopez and Lily Collins, known from Emily in Paris. There has also been a lot of interest in it in the Netherlands.

In a video, LeBron talked about her modest makeup for work. She described her look as “very demure, very mindful.” She also explained in the video that she intentionally doesn’t go to the office with excessive makeup, but rather wants to look presentable. Her video has been viewed tens of millions of times:

Last week, LeBron, who identifies as a trans woman, said all the attention has changed her life. For example, she can afford medical procedures thanks to the money she makes from the viral video.

“not fast enough”

However, in recent days it has become clear that the attention on her also had a negative side. “I didn’t get the rights fast enough,” she said, crying in a TikTok video that she later deleted.

According to an entertainment website TMZ A Washington man is betting on the claim that he is “very sober, very conscious” in hopes of cashing in on LeBron’s success.

Experts tell the British newspaper The Guardian The TikTok star still has a chance to retain rights if she files a lawsuit quickly. “Once you see a statement go viral, you have to step in quickly,” says Keona McGee, who specializes in these types of claims. If she doesn’t, a long legal battle could ensue over LeBron’s royalties.

Meanwhile, other TikTokkers are using the pronunciation. sedate As a joke to insiders. Because according to them, bragging online about how humble you are is immodest, so they make parodies. In the video below, you can see how people on TikTok suddenly want to be subjugated — or not.