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Eric Trump Claims Google Images Is ‘Manipulating Americans’ With Anime Pictures

By Izza Sofia, 09 Sep 2020

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Eric Trump’s latest tweet accuses Google of manipulating Americans, as pictures of anime characters would show up if you search “mob.”

“Google is once again trying to manipulate Americans,” he tweeted. “Type ‘mob’ or ‘mobs’ into Google and watch what comes up. Do the same on any other search engine.”

His tweet featured images of search results from Google, Bing, Yahoo, as well as DuckDuckGo. While most of the search results appeared to be of protests, Google only showed images of anime characters. “#NothingToSeeHere,” Trump concluded his post.

However, the images aren’t part of a wild conspiracy; they come from popular anime TV show Mob Psycho 100. The character shown in Google’s search results is Shigeo Kageyama, whose nickname is “Mob.”

Twitter users were quick to chuckle at Trump’s conspiracy theory and responded with fancams and clips.

Trump’s viral tweet ended up catching the attention of the show, who replied on Twitter, “Hello I heard I was trending.”

Google is once again trying to manipulate Americans. Type “mob” or “mobs” into google and watch what comes up. Do the same on any other search engine. #NothingToSeeHere pic.twitter.com/XV7V4FVVWA

— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) September 8, 2020


we must ban anime

— 9 V O L T (@9_volt_) September 8, 2020


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To think so many are breaking the law, watching anime. Anime, which Our Great President outlawed

— rors (@FallenRori) September 8, 2020


Meh, it's just Google promoting Mob Psycho 100. Nothing special or manipulative, to say the least.

— Ceo of ShutTheFuckUp (@ilventonero) September 8, 2020


idk man "the son of the president claiming that search results for a character from mob psycho 100 are a political media coverup by google" wasnt on my 2020 bingo

— kia (@PRIMAGIRIS) September 8, 2020


Google is trying to manipulate Americans into watching Mob Psycho 100? AS IT SHOULD BE

— Lazee (@Lazeesheep) September 8, 2020


Eric Trump thinking the cartoon Mob Psycho 100 is some sort of left-wing Google conspiracy is the gift we needed today. pic.twitter.com/ZiGGX57NQ2

— Zack Davisson (@ZackDavisson) September 8, 2020


Google is once again trying to manipulate Americans. Type “mob” or “mobs” into google and watch what comes up. Do the same on any other search engine. #NothingToSeeHere pic.twitter.com/XV7V4FVVWA

— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) September 8, 2020


Hello I heard I was trending 🙂 pic.twitter.com/63FHvKg0jC

— Mob Psycho 100 (@MobPsychoOne) September 8, 2020




[via HuffPost, cover image via mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com]
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