![]() The narrator of the video acknowledges this and attributes the “artwork” to Instagram user “nanaakooo.” Still, the origin of the Momo sculpture and picture does nothing to tell us whether or not the disturbing messages that WhatsApp users are receiving from the Momo account(s) are real. What also seems to be agreed upon is the fact that Momo is a sculpture. WhatsApp users who use the app for other, less frightening purposes can breathe a sigh of relief. In the midst of all this confusion, one thing seems clear: if you don’t call Momo using one of those numbers, you won’t meet Momo. It’s unknown where these images come from, and they cannot be found using reverse image searches on Google, according to the narrator. The narrator also discusses Momo’s use of disturbing images, which are too graphic for the narrator to show in their video. ![]()
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