@chinaminutes: No, Erling Haaland didn’t get scared after seeing himself in the mirror 😂 ⚠️ The viral clip that’s been making the rounds across social media is AI-generated. It first emerged on Chinese social media, where Erling Haaland has become a fan favourite in recent months. Following his recent Wanglaoji (WALOVI) ambassador campaign—in which he even surprised fans by speaking a few words of Chinese—creators have embraced him with a wave of AI memes, edits and parody videos, all playing on the contrast between his fearsome image on the pitch and his light-hearted personality off it. The original clip is actually a comedy skit of a worker enjoying dinner after work before suddenly catching sight of his dirt-covered face in the mirror and frightening himself. A reminder of just how convincing AI-generated edits have become and why this one fooled so many people. 💭 Did it fool you? 👇🏼 #haaland #meme #ai #debunked #haalandedit

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