Are Michael Bully Herbig and Alec Völkel creating a new trend? In any case, the two of them are not buying into the hype surrounding the Yearbook app.
What do Michael Bully Herbig (55) and Alec Völkel (51) have in common? In contrast to many other celebrities, you are not keeping up with the current yearbook app trend. While countless stars can be transformed into high school students with the help of artificial intelligence, the director and The BossHoss singer show real 1990s photos of themselves. Will this potentially trigger a new hype?
Michael Bully Herbig: “No fake, no AI”
In any case, their fans celebrate the two’s “real” photo contributions. Michael Bully Herbig, for example, posted a photo of himself wearing shoulder-length hair, a stubble and a white T-shirt. He looks into the camera with a serious expression. “90s reality! No fake, no AI, that’s life!” writes the entertainer.
Völkel also shared with a long quiff and shirtless. He also wears hoop earrings, two necklaces and, with a serious look, crosses his arms, on which two large tattoos can be seen. “Real 90s!” writes Völkel.
His wife Johanna Völkel (45), with whom the musician has been married since 2015 and has two children, promptly commented on the post with a compliment: “…ok, you definitely should have rung my doorbell back then!” Moderator Ruth Moschner (47) writes: “Not Al, but Ahhhhh eieiei!”
AI Photo Trend is not free
While Bully and Völkel reminisce completely free of charge, users who want to follow the yearbook trend have to pay 6.99 euros with a waiting time of up to two hours or 3.99 euros with a waiting time of up to 24 hours pay for their AI yearbook pictures.
Stars like Daniela Katzenberger (37) (51) still fell for the hype and “I just HAD to join in on this trend,” Katzenberger joked under her post.
Source: Stern
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