Yet another day where the internet is filled with bizarre news freaking people out because of its severity. An image of a mysterious bird described as ‘Opium Bird‘ has surfaced online that looks abnormal and is never seen before.
Some people think it’s true, while others are just tagging it as some internet hoax that is made up to grasp attention towards it way, as usual.
What is Viral Opium Bird Meme?
Erosion Bird / Opium Bird is going viral on TikTok… how AI content is becoming the latest meme #erosionbird #opiumbird pic.twitter.com/y61xX3galz
— ButThatsMyOpinion (@ThatsMyOpinionz) October 7, 2023
Images of what appears to be Bigfoot also referred to as the “opium bird”, have gone viral on TikTok, leaving many perplexed as to whether or not they are real. The first video was posted on September 12 by @drevfx and consisted of a sequence of still photos with the mysterious creature facing the camera. There have been over 1.1 million views of this video.
In the caption, Dre described them as “bird-like beings” and said that they had been found in an Antarctic mountain range. Even if the hashtag “#aiart” was included in the video, viewers quickly became confused, which made some wonder whether such a creature actually exists in Antarctica.
Is the 2027 Viral Opium Bird Meme Real Or Fake?
The fact that there is no scientific evidence to suggest the existence of opium birds. In addition, the user @drevfx used the hashtag #aiart in every clip, indicating that these were artificial intelligence-generated computer graphics rather than real-world depictions. So the 2027 Viral Opium Bird Meme can be marked ‘Fake’.
Similar still photos of one side of the opium bird staring directly at the camera were included in another film by @drevfx that was shared on September 14 with the title “opium-birds.” It has received over 6.4 million views so far.
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The bird-like creature in question is almost twice as big as a normal human and has five enlarged fingers with sharp claws, an extended beak, and long, dense white feathers. Several people were terrified when they saw Dre’s video.
FAQs
Is the “Opium Bird” Meme Real or Fake?
The meme is likely fake, as there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of such creatures. The images appear to be computer-generated.
What is the “Opium Bird” Meme?
The meme refers to a viral online sensation featuring images of a mysterious bird-like creature.
