This Influencer accidentally broadcasts their therapy session Will Break Your Brain

I can’t make this up, but this influencer just accidentally livestreamed their therapy session and the world is now a glitching reality show. Picture this: @ChicChopz, the darling of #OOTD and #SelfCare, pulls off a flawless outfit drop and then, BAM, the camera flips to an unsuspecting therapist and a raw, unfiltered confession. We’re witnessing peak internet behavior, folks—no pre‑editing, no filter, just raw humanity exposed for all to judge with 10 second reaction videos.
The clip starts with a polite “Hey everyone, thanks for tuning in!” and then cuts to a whiteboard with the words “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy” and a list of anxieties that will make your brain do a double take. The influencer laughs, then the therapist says, “It’s okay to feel… I am here for you.” And right there, the chat box is lit with the hashtag #TherapyTok. The influencer’s followers start dropping memes that turn the conversation into a TikTok dance challenge, complete with the viral sound “I’m not a doctor, but…” The therapist, half in disbelief, half amused, tries to explain the concept of “mindfulness,” while the influencer is livestreaming their snack break, snacking on kale salad while the therapist’s voice is heard “Okay, so… we’ll practice breathing.” Oof.
Now let me drop the mind‑blowing evidence: the therapist is not a human—according to some, the same account that runs @ChicChopz’s brand deals is an AI simulation. Right, we’re in a simulation. We’re feeding the simulation with data points: the influencer’s anxiety, the therapist’s scripted response, the trending hashtags. The chat is a real-time feedback loop that calibrates the simulation. One Twitter thread claims that the therapist’s responses match a pattern found in a 2019 OpenAI data set. Another thread says the influencer’s reaction times align with a known neural network algorithm. Peak internet behavior, indeed.
Now conspiracies enter the ring: some are calling this a staged plot by the influencer’s PR team to boost engagement—like a staged confession for 10 million likes. Others claim it’s a covert plot by mental health advocates to show that therapy can be casualized and that “you don’t have to be a celebrity to talk to a therapist.” And the wildest theory? That the therapist was a disguised AI from the simulation and the influencer was actually a bot designed to measure human reactions to mental health content. This is what makes us think maybe we’re all just actors in this elaborate experiment, and the therapist is just a script.
The clip is now trending on all platforms with over 2.1 million plays on YouTube, 5 million views on TikTok, and a trending hashtag on X where even the original influencer is responding live: “I had this on my mind, literally. We’re all just living out this simulation, folks.” The influencer keeps posting behind-the-scenes footage that shows a therapist’s office built like an IKEA shelf. They even post an “Ask the AI Therapist”