In October 2013, MomentCam-which, like MyIdol, also lets you do weird things to your face through the magic of photo-editing before sticking it onto a variety of bodies- enjoyed a similarly meteoric rise. While it is unusual for a Chinese-language only app to breakout in Western markets, it’s not unprecedented. App Store’s overall rating yesterday, where it now sits at number 2 (it’s also currently the Entertainment category’s number one app). Then it started gaining a new wave of attention about a week ago and broke into the U.S. iOS App Store’s social networking category was number 42 on February 18, before plummeting to a low of 1,447 on March 19. According to App Annie, the highest rank MyIdol managed to achieve initially after its February 15 launch was number 42 in the U.S. What’s harder to pin down is exactly how MyIdol became the latest viral sensation.
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Avatarworks now has an English-language guide (and says on its iTunes listing that an English version is coming soon), so you don’t need to know Chinese in order to use MyIdol to unleash your fantasies of being an erotic dancer, a Chinese meme, or Elsa from “Frozen.” An introductory video shows you how to take a selfie so it lines up with your new computer animated body and icons make its menus easy to understand. This is despite the fact that MyIdol is currently available only in simplified Chinese. If I was a stripper 😂 #MyIdol /mbWpJFSQYa - Gabby April 23, 2015
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U guys need to download huanchi/myidol now omg 😂 /DivRdggj7v #myidol #stripper /TOmjmBoFO6 - jorge regula April 23, 2015 I’m so dead 😭😭😭 what the heck is this app and how did I become a stripper?!? #myidol #exoticdancer #dead #imdone /Xuw3YrECXj
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