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14/10/2021
Thursday, 14 October 2021, 11:11 Updated: Friday, 15 October 2021, 10:53
Elijah Rare Horror Celebs: "Stars Need to Understand Their Acts Have Consequences"
The insurance agent who was born and raised in Dimona has become a stinging network star behind the current Photoshop storm.
So what does he have to say about the biggest stars in the swamp and why is he angry at whoever rattles?
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In recent months it is impossible to log on to Instagram without encountering
Nadir Eliyahu
. The 28-year-old took the app by storm and amassed a loyal following that doubled in size in a short time. He has a small army he calls the "cascades" and watching his stories it is hard to believe that the stinging young man was an insurance agent and ran a suit shop before he found his niche.
"There's always been an interest in celebs. Not as often as now, but I would put up some stories about the Kardashian girls,
Noa Kirl
that I really like,
Beyoncé
. I
posted
fashion reviews here and there, not continuously and not really persevering with it," he admits.
What boy were you?
"I was always heard, like now only small. Less self-confidence, but always at the center of things. I do not have any sad story about exclusion or boycott. I had a blog on Israblog, and I was famous there too. It's like I was meant for this whole world."
About three years ago, Eliyahu left Dimona and moved to Be'er Sheva, where he works as a graphic artist and social worker.
He lives alone ("I can not live with anyone else who will tell me where to put my belongings"), but returns to visit his parents every weekend.
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The big bang came after Elijah started uploading pictures of celebs who did not notice the severe Photoshop accidents that appear in their photos. Soon, he became the horror of the celebs and spared no famous ragged nose.
"I uploaded a picture of a model who had a minor Photoshop accident, and from there it went insane. It had hundreds of transfers, amounts of reactions. That day I uploaded an Israeli star who launched makeup allowed and took photos" inspired by "Kim Kardashian, like all Israelis. From there it started to explode."
There are regular women who star in your Photoshop reviews. Did they ask you to remove them from the page?
"One model asked me to delete a story I uploaded. It looks like I'm coming in and out of them, but I do not want anyone to hurt me and ruin her today. If someone asks me to delete and I think the reason is justified, I will do it. I can tell you that Elin Cohen sent I got a message and deleted it after a second, so I didn't have time to read. "
Rare Elijah Story Ofira Asaig (Photo: Screenshot, Instagram)
A brief browse of Elijah's Instagram page reveals that no star is immune.
Ofira Asaig
,
Natalie Dadon
,
Miri Cohen
,
Neta Barzani
and
Adel Beslov
are a small part of the women he spoke about.
Watching the fashion reviews he puts up on ceremonies held overseas, one realizes how gentle he is with the local stars.
Are you aware that you have become the horror of celebs?
"The goal is not to end their careers, but they need to understand that they have responsibilities. Do you know how many pictures I get of Photoshop accidents done by anonymous women? But they have no effect, so I do not upload. If famous they have children and a fan base behind them, An entire generation that is educated on Instagram and Tiktok, and they see what is happening on the net - they have a responsibility. I do not come to eliminate them, that everyone will continue their livelihood and work. "A great responsibility for an entire generation of girls and boys. They need to understand that everything they do online has consequences."
Did you start with this protest as a joke or even then there was an agenda behind you?
"I started joking with the Kardashians and it went on for many years. There was always Photoshop here but no one talked about it because everyone was scared. I also in my office sometimes use Photoshop because it's the concept of photography and Hart demands it, but I will not upload a photo Mine and a rib prisoner. We'm talking about girls who, out of thinness, I can fax them, ones that do not need to be touched. I do not understand why they do that. He's Pike. "
"There are celebrities we see on TV, on the street, in the paparazzi and know they do not look like that. So why all the effort, to produce a perfect torch image? Try to stand at a different angle, do another session. Why retouch everything that exists. It's very sad. I grew up with Instagram And I'm really sad to see that. "
Rare Eliyahu Story Miri Cohen (Photo: Screenshot, Instagram)
The current Photoshop storm is led by men who criticize women, but rarely criticize men.
I will not lie, there is a scent of misogyny here.
"I'm sure men do too, but I do not think men care how they come out in the picture as women care. Some men are very self-conscious, but women have more complexes: 'I have sides, I have fat hands.' Men are less bothered. I Of course, there are also men who retouch and I will reach them as well. "
"I have received messages from women who suffer from eating disorders, or whose family members are struggling. I do not publish the messages because I do not criticize this culture for them to say thank you. I read them and often shed a tear. Girls tell me very complex life stories and say eating disorders started "Because of the Instagram. When you show the less nice side it helps. I for my part did my part and even if a celebrity attacks me - it's hers. She needs to understand that there is a whole generation behind her and a heavy responsibility. I also have a responsibility for my followers."
Rare Elijah Story Ofira Asaig (Photo: Screenshot, Instagram)
In recent weeks, celebrities who open a question and answer session with their followers on Instagram have been asked an unconventional question: "Which health fund are you in?". This troll also belongs to Elijah, who rejoices with every fan who spreads the gospel.
We will move on to the most important question in this interview: Which HMO are you in?
"I do not find out if they do not pay me. Just, I in general" was
published in a relatively short period of time. How do you deal with fame?
"The truth is that to this day it's funny to me. For me there is no difference between a rare Instagram and a private rare. This is my everyday language, this is who I am and I behave this way with my friends. Of course everything is done on my own terms Mine, but it's who I am 100%. I am recognized and I love it. "
"I make people the day and it turns me on. If you approach me I'm nice and flowing and it's terribly complimenting to me. The truth is that it's been happening to me for over a year now that they recognize me and it's pleasant. It's very, very fun. "
Have your ambitions changed since you became a network star?
"If you were to ask two months ago, I would say it's nice to be where I am, at most I would like to open my own advertising agency. But I started getting crazy offers and lots of campaigns. People started saying I owe reality. I don't know if it suits me. Look at some emissions. "There is a reality that no one knows. I do not want to be buried in life and in the family, but I do not rule out outright. If a good offer comes, there is something to talk about. Maybe Big Brother, although boring there and I am hyper.
Rare Elijah Story Adele Besflov (Photo: Screenshot, Instagram)
Indeed, in recent weeks Eliyahu has been advertising a well-known fashion company and a savory snack.
The publications are not as jarring as with his colleagues because he selects with tweezers the suggestions he receives.
"I deny a lot out of hand. I was offered very nice sums for a post or story with a picture of the product, but I gave up because I did not connect or because the product is too commercialized. I make money from Instagram and I am not ashamed of it. In the end, I laugh at how this industry works. "Commercial companies take famous girls with a lot of followers and sucks content, and not people with fewer followers but a consistent audience and quality content. I'm here to fix that."
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