Oli London

Controversial British Influencer Oli London has billboard advertisement for his new book 'Gender Madness' BANNED by Times Square advertising executives because it's 'too political'

Thousands of teenagers and adults are attempting to change their ethnicity by a bizarre online trend that claims that just watching'subliminal' videos will change their facial structure and skin tone. The majority of followers are attempting to become East Asian by watching videos that feature models from countries such as South Korea and Japan. The video is overlaid with mellow soundtracks, and creators claim that watching them on a daily basis will translate the face to Asian features. Young children aged between 12 and 15, according to the majority of those participating in the 'race change to another' (RCTA) trend. They remain anonymous online, and tend to post clips of what they claim to be advancement updates on top of a video of people whose races they want to be. The bizarre trend is a much less dramatic representation of the surgical race shifts adapted by actors, including British influencer Oli London, who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars changing his Caucasian appearance in order to appear South Korean.

Brittney Garcia-Dumas, 34, of Texas, has been to TikTok to unpack a scene in the Barbie film that has made them feel 'empowered,' according to some. Fans of the self-named 'feminist' and single mother were urged to pay close attention to when the Barbies receive their special achievement awards because instead of saying a simple "thank you," they instead say, 'I deserve it.' Pictured right: Actress Issa Rae as President Barbie in the Barbie movie)