JD Vance Nigerian Camelot dynasty

    von Not A Charm: JD Vance

    Vance told Bryce Crawford his mom's social security funds an entire Nigerian Camelot dynasty after she wired thousands to multiple princes. It started six months to a year ago when she sent him a TikTok video about fake JD VANCE and Usha marital problems. He had to explain the internet isn't real truth while noting she fell for a Facebook scam with eight accounts sharing one profile pic but different names. The whole mess feels like a Hillbilly Elegy sequel where she keeps wiring money to a kingdom.

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    this is hysterical. So like six months ago, a year ago, I love my mom, mom, I love you. But she sends me some like TikTok video with same AI stuff in it. And it's about how like JD and Usha are having marital problems. Okay. And so she sends me this video and she's like, hey, honey, I just saw this on TikTok. Like, you know, what's going on? I thought everything was great. Like, you and Usha seemed really happy the last time I saw you. And I was like, mom, this is fake. This is like somebody put something on the internet and you can't just assume that everything on the internet is true. I mean, my mom, like again, God love her, but she has made many Nigerian princes, many thousands of dollars. I'm like, she's one of these people who has fallen. The Facebook scam? There's an entire Nigerian Camelot dynasty that's being funded by my mom's social security. And it's eight accounts, eight accounts, same profile picture, different names. Yeah. Yeah. Shout it to anybody out there. You just gotta be careful about the AI stuff.