Grimes and Elon Musk are well known for going ~against the grain~ and it looks like their unborn baby is no exception.
ICYMI, Grimes posted an Instagram pic of a baby Photoshopped to appear inside her belly, setting social media alight with pregnancy rumours and hilarious ideas as to what her and Musk’s spawn would look like.
Since then, Grimes has all but confirmed her pregnancy with a series of cryptic Instagram pics including a link to her unborn child’s very own social media account.
Part-time social media influencer, full-time fetus @warnymph is still on private but has managed to rack up a whopping 11.6K followers since bursting onto the platform yesterday.
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War Nymph has even been speaking to its online fans. In response to a fan who tweeted, “accept me pretty pls,” War Nymph wrote, “OK it’s hard to press the small buttons with big fingers so excuse my slowness.”
In another response to a fan’s tweet, Grimes said War Nymph’s social media accounts will stay private “while she’s in beta form.” If this isn’t the most Grimes and Elon Musk answer out there, I don’t know what is.
Grimes even spoke to her fans via War Nymph in this truly triggering Instagram story:
Despite still being in “beta form,” it sounds like War Nymph is set to be 2020’s most disruptive influencer – but are we that surprised?
War Nymph’s mum is the singer songwriter and visual artists who once claimed she removed part of her eye to treat depression – and that was just the start of her ‘workout routine.’
As for War Nymph’s father? He’s the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX who bangs on about Martian governments and smokes weed on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if War Nymph got a deal with Adidas and a blue tick before its even out of the womb. I can’t wait to meet this baby.
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