Aunt Ernie stirred up citizenship after appearing on YouTube channel Gofar Hilman. He became a Twitter trending.
In the video, Ernie tells about the accident of being celebrity. He also did not expect to have more than a million followers.
"I played Instagram from 2017. I'm not really a social media person. Playing Instagram knows from friends. Initially playing Path. There was no purpose to become a celebrity, it was just a coincidence. Having a million followers was not planned at all, it happened just like that, "he said.
Having a plump body, Aunt Ernie said she still received creative comments. However, he immediately blocked the person who had written obscene words.
"People say it's not fun if there are no haters, so I see yes it's okay. I used to like reading a thousand comments, I read, if it's already 3 thousand I don't read. Indeed, I admit netizens +62 is very creative. I like laughing, seeing those who say there is a round but not determination. If sometimes it's lead hardcore, dirty, there is no censor so I rather than noisy, I mostly block, "he said.
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Aunt Ernie also admitted that she was often dominated by many people, including public figures. Every upload a photo, he immediately gets 600 incoming messages on Instagram.
"Hmm, I won't say a name, but usually someone who has a name, whether it's an artist, whether it's a singer, whether it's a band player, whether it's an official, whether it's a lawyer, whether it's a photographer, who has a blue check, they're not like you who immediately comments, usually this one is a guerrilla, playing smooth, so there is a DM that comes in. I also think that to add a friend is okay, "he said.
Mother of three children was trying to refuse the invitation to 'coffee' someone. Because he did not want to make a household case.
"When invited to, I always refuse in a good way. The funny thing is that people who DM I'm not a single, whether married or have a boyfriend. If I don't want to, then make things riweuh," he said. (want / nu2)
