The “Markiplier TikTok Filter Leak” involves a photo that shows the private parts of Markiplier, visible through a TikTok filter named “777”
The “Markiplier TikTok Filter Leak” was available for only a few hours on TikTok and it was enough time for several users to test the filter and be surprised with the streamer’s alleged spicy picture.
Is the “Markiplier TikTok 777 filter leak picture real or fake as it goes viral on Twitter/X and Reddit
The image of Markiplier originated from a Twitter account, editlux, and was likely posted in June 2019. It was created using artificial intelligence and deepfake technology, leading to widespread reactions and engagement bait content where people shared their responses to the image.
On May 5th, 2024, a TikTok user by the handle @pilsudskidog created a filter called the “777 filter” that displayed two options: an animated version of Discord’s mascot Wumpus or YouTuber Markiplier. Choosing one option would cause the other to change to a p*rn*graphic image of Markiplier.
This filter, also known as the “sraka filter,” was quickly removed from TikTok. However, an X (formerly Twitter) user named @Tonedpickle posted a video that showed the censored version of this image.
A filter that has been trending on TikTok is being described as the Sraka filter. This filter features an image of Sakura from the manga and anime series Naruto.
For now, it’s impossible to even be sure whose genitals the filter contains. Markiplier is yet to open up and comment on the image which has since gone viral of him allegedly showing his d*ck.
I’ve just seen the markiplier tiktok filter leak pic.twitter.com/9MpYiFuncf
— André | אַנְדְּרֶה (@VeryFalseNeto) May 6, 2024
Shortly after the 777 Markiplier filter was uploaded to TikTok by user @pilsudskidog, another TikTok user @blank_soup posted a video reacting to the Rule 34 image.
The first appearance of Markiplier’s deepfake image was posted on the forum LPSG by user @MDagg77 on June 9th, 2019. This image included a watermark from editlux, on X (formerly Twitter) account known for creating AI and deepfake p*rn*graphic images of celebrities.
Markiplier’s “sraka filter” rapidly gained popularity on TikTok as users began posting their reactions and creating memes while the filter was still accessible.