Brown found Internet fame when she posted her ordeal on Tik Tok. “I washed my hair 15 times and it. Don’t. Move.” she said, accentuating each word with a clap. “If you ever run out of Got2B glued spray, don’t ever ever use this unless you want your hair to be like that forever.” But with viral fame also came taunts and jibes. Critics and trolls online have claimed that she staged her hair disaster in an attempt to get famous. As per a The Washington Post report, one of her young daughters endured taunts from other children making fun of her mother.
My Dearest Reader,
Over the last few weeks, this author has done her absolute best to keep you all informed on the developments concerning the curious case of Lady Tessica Brown and her Gorilla Glued hairdo. As most of you are probably aware, the case finally concluded in a positive way thanks to the gifted hands of Duke Dr. Obeng from the Hills of Beverly (that’s Beverly Hills). But what you may
not be aware of is how exactly Lady Brown has been feeling whilst enduring this most horrendous hair catastrophe and in the aftermath of its resolution. What with all the jokes, memes, and SNL skits made about a truly unintentional albeit traumatic situation it’s only right to wonder. But as we both know, Dear Reader, if there is anyone willing to find out, it is I, Lady Welpington of
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NEW YORK, Feb 9, 2021 (AFP) - An American woman who used extra strong glue to style her hair, leaving it stuck in the same position for a month, has raised more than $15,000 for possible surgery.
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A Woman Sprayed Gorilla Glue In Her Hair: TikTok user Tessica Brown sprayed Gorilla Glue in her hair instead of hairspray, and now a video explaining her mishap is going viral on social media.Tessica Brown / TikTok
People everywhere have spent hours following her story and wondering what Tessica Brown, or Gorilla glue girl, as the Internet is calling her, will try next.
Brown s bizarre but very real ordeal started making its rounds on social media in early February. The Louisiana woman shared a video to TikTok warning others not to make the same mistake she did: using Gorilla Spray Adhesive as a substitute when she ran out of her usual hairspray.