King Shar Shar is already driving the world crazy: "Someone tell me this is AI"

King Shar Shar, who managed to surpass veteran politician Sharren Haskel at the ballot box, has become a viral phenomenon on social media overseas. Users struggled to believe he was a real person and thought it was artificial intelligence. Some suggested a surprising partner from Japan. Shar Shar received between 1,300 and 1,500 votes.

King Shar Shar, who managed to surpass veteran politician Sharren Haskel in vote count, has become a viral phenomenon on social media around the world. His videos, in which he appears with a gold crown worth $75,000, a royal blue cloak, and gold chains, stunned many users who struggled to believe he was a real person. Some were convinced the videos were created using artificial intelligence, while others tried to understand who the man dreaming of being prime minister is. One user even suggested pairing him with a Japanese politician who dressed as the Joker. Shar Shar received between 1,300 and 1,500 votes in the election.