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Recently, internet sensation Carrot Man and Badjao Girl made rounds in social media because of their trending fashion photo shoots
As we can remember these two viral personalities became popular for their looks, and for being unexpectedly too beautiful amidst poverty haunting them and their families
[Rita Gabiola](https://www.facebook.com/RitaGabiolaBadjao/) became popular after a netizen took candid photos of her while asking alms with her younger sibling. We wrote a story here:
As we all know, [Jeyrick Sigmaton](https://www.facebook.com/jeyricknatics1/?fref=ts) or Carrot Man is a farmer from Mountain Province who became popular after a netizen posted a photo of him carrying a a sack-ful of carrots on his shoulder. Next thing we know, he's all over social media.
With this in mind, netizens are apparently not happy with the fashion shoot, because the transformation is a 'pretentious move to eradicate poverty' in a blinding but enchanting way
Community [Ignore Rants](https://www.facebook.com/IgnoreOurRants/?fref=nf), a page representing the youth believed that the transformation of the two were too superficial.
[Kilometer 64 Writers Collective](https://www.facebook.com/KM64.Web/) wrote a poem for the viral beauties, but mainly focused on the two sensational online personalities.
Netizen [Alex Castro](https://www.facebook.com/anaalexandracastro?fref=photo) on the other hand made a really strong statement, when she expressed what she felt towards the 'transformation.'
