Over the past several months, TikTok creator Becca has built a platform of more than 246,000 followers by terrifying and impressing her millions of viewers with her unparalleled ability for editing herself – and a handful of lucky followers – into yassified oblivion.
Better known by her username @baaoslut, Becca first emerged as TikTok’s resident Facetune guru back in February after her take on a popular Valentine’s Day trend challenging users to show themselves in comparison to their former flames – one flaunting her uncanny Facetune mastery – skyrocketed to viral popularity.
“Fuck the exes that fumbled. Let me show ya’ll how humiliating my Facetune era was,” she captioned her clip, juxtaposing an intensely edited photo of herself alongside the original photo.
Garnering an equal amount of respect and existential terror – “The Kardashians need to hire you asap,” commented user @saraaaaa on that fateful video – the fine people of TikTok wanted to see the whole scope of Becca’s Facetune expertise, a request she fulfilled in spades.
“Another fine example of my horribly devastating Facetune era,” she wrote alongside another video detailing her penchant for shifting her appearance beyond recognition, one of the many she made following the first clip’s viral popularity.
Yet as the views continued racking up on several of these clips, several installments of which amassed hundreds of thousands of likes, several of her fans – including a number of beauty influencers and even a handful of reality TV stars – began asking for Becca to see if she still had a way with Facetune, requesting that she work her magic on their photos.
"Apologies in advance if this Facetune edit hurts your feelings, but you did ask for it,” she captioned one of her most popular renditions, a sentiment underscoring all of her arguably out-of-pocket yet oh-so-captivating edits.
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