They're intentionally artificial. The whole appeal is the obvious AI fantasy aspect. It's meant to be playful and over-the-top, not catfishing material. Viewers know it's fake and that's what makes it fun.

Randomness is part of the experience. Half the fun is seeing what your algorithm-assigned squad looks like. Plus it keeps generation fast since there's no decision paralysis.

The AI compensates for most lighting issues, but clearer photos produce cleaner results. Avoid extreme shadows or backlighting. Natural light or ring light selfies work best.

Absolutely. Couples use it ironically to "make each other jealous" for comedy. It's obviously a joke which makes it safe relationship content that performs well.

The effect specifically generates male figures, but the format works for anyone. We've seen guys use it for comedy, LGBTQ+ creators embrace it, and friends make group versions.

It's satire. Most creators caption it with self-aware humor about being delulu or manifesting. The tone is tongue-in-cheek fantasy, not serious relationship goals.