This is the most exploited meme in the history of the telephone message application. How many times have you received a photo on WhatsApp, perhaps from a trusted person, and you confidently click on it. Boom! Appears above and below the famous ‘Whatsapp black’. The image shows a black character with a disproportionate member that looks like it can poke your eye out from the screen. Is it a montage or does he really have that malformation between his legs?
‘El Confidencial’ wanted to investigate the real story behind this photo and the first clue led him to 2014. It was speculated that it was the South African John Umweto and also that it was the Ghanaian Paul Dobbery, but nothing of that. Fake. The first time that image was uploaded was by a New York man, homosexual and dedicated to manipulating photos of naked men to disproportionately enlarge his genitals.
Photoshop del ‘whatsapp black
It is not the first (nor the last) photo of this type published by this ‘artist’ of the Photoshop, but it is undoubtedly his best-known manipulation. Regarding the real identity of the ‘Whatsapp black’, they believe that it may be a Jamaican who took the photo session in 2012. Obviously, as we have explained to you, his parts (not at all intimate) had little or nothing to do with the that have become popular. They already know, the world of technology can mislead us.
