People Are Translating Comments To Emojis On Lea Michele's TikTok "So She Can Read Them," And I'm Speechless
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So, you may or may not have seen the "Lea Michele is illiterate" conspiracy that's gone viral on YouTube and TikTok.
Basically, it stemmed from the fact that Lea's Glee costar Naya Rivera wrote in her book that Lea never wanted to improvise.
Thus, the internet then decided she was FED her lines, which she would memorize because she couldn't read. And why couldn't she read? Because she grew up a child actor on Broadway and "never had time to go to school."
Anyway, Lea came around and is currently "in" on the joke — and even pokes fun at herself, like in this TikTok where she said she has to call up her bestie Jonathan Groff to read her comments:
She used to not like the whole joke. She told the New York Times: "I went to Glee every single day; I knew my lines every single day. And then there’s a rumor online that I can’t read or write? It’s sad. It really is." I love that she came around to embracing the joke.
Since then, people have run — well, SPRINTED — with this joke. Literally allllll of her comments are now people translating their comments with emojis so Lea "can read" them.
NBC
Like, when Lea posted herself slaying in this dress...
...these were the comments:
Like, come ooooonnnn:
When she posted a TikTok of her slaying this other look...
...these were the comments:
