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Many considered her a genius because she was able to “get money” from gamers. The idea is a woman is experiencing so much pleasure, her facial expression is out of control,” explains Lauren Orsini, a journalist who covers fandom and Japanese culture. The 19-year-old Delphine, who did not respond to Rolling Stone‘s multiple requests for comment, was born in South Africa and currently lives in the U.K., according to her online profiles.

• Pornhub responded to the post, calling it “the best news.” The post quickly earned over 1.8 million likes; as promised, Delphine created a Pornhub account, to which she uploaded 12 videos.
• Each of the videos received poor like-to-dislike ratios, ranging between 66% and 77% dislikes.
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• Conversely, Japanese adult performer Marica Hase stated “I see her manga characters as more of an homage and not racist”.
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At the time of the ban, the “belle.delphine” account had accumulated over 4.5 million followers, according to Business Insider and Social Blade. Business Insider reported that there “appeared to be a coordinated effort to report Delphine’s account.” In her adolescence, Delphine was “an avid watcher of the anti-political correctness genre of YouTubers like iDubbbz” and also enjoyed watching the parody character Filthy Frank online. She attended Priestlands School in Pennington, Hampshire, but dropped out at the age of 14 due to being bullied online. Delphine expressed that she was isolated by her classmates after they disseminated screenshots of her dark humor jokes. She began posting “low-res and dimly lit” pictures of her cosplay onto her Facebook account, which was later deleted.

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In 2022, Delphine posted images of a staged-kidnapping fantasy shoot, which led to several Twitter users accusing her of promoting rape. Delphine defended her post, stating “there is nothing wrong with enjoying power-play and BDSM where both people are consensual.” On 7 October 2022, Delphine tweeted an image of her mugshot, with a caption detailing that she was arrested. The image contained a “Metropolitan Police Service” watermark, although there was not any external proof of an arrest from the Metropolitan Police or otherwise. Delphine later stated that someone had stolen her pet hamster at a party and that she vandalized that person’s car in retaliation, resulting in her arrest.

Her content began to notably and frequently include ahegao facial expressions, which are exaggerated expressions often featured in adult anime to signify an orgasm. Complex stated that she “posted clips of herself coyly eating a raw egg, shell and all. A scroll through her feed is just as likely to find colorful thirst traps as it is to see photos of her playing with a dead octopus.” Her content’s use of themes from Japanese popular culture has also been examined. Originating in 1990s Japanese manga, the ahegao facial expression was specifically cited by media outlets for its frequency and prominence in Delphine’s imagery. Business Insider stated Delphine was “most famous” for her ahegao photos, while The Spectator referred to her replication of the facial expression as her “break-out” online. Dickson wrote that the references to Japanese culture in Delphine’s content have sparked criticism, as she has been “accused of racism and cultural appropriation in her cosplay, as well as capitalizing on the eroticization of young girls”.

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“I am now selling my BATH WATER for all you THIRSTY gamer boys 💦,” she wrote in the caption, accompanied by a link to her online store. In later Instagram videos, she films herself splashing around in the bath, wearing a tight aqua T-shirt and a thong, then spitting bathwater into a jar while winking coyly and making a wide range of facial expressions that can only be described as criminally horny. EJ Dickson of Rolling Stone noted that the response to Delphine’s gamer girl bath water stunt from media outlets alternated between “deriding Delphine’s fans for their naïvete and applauding her for her marketing savvy”. Katie Bishop, writing for The Guardian, reported that the sale was “widely mocked”. The following month, she uploaded her first video, a makeup tutorial.

Writing for Vice, Kitty Guo described Delphine’s humor as “tongue-in-cheek and deliberately gross-out”, and commented that her modeling shots have a “slick glamour”. Bishop wrote that Delphine “has successfully tapped into an online subculture by creating content that exists somewhere between Internet pranks and erotic modeling. For many of her followers, Delphine is a personality before she is a pornographic model”. Last week, a 19-year-old cosplayer and Instagram model named Belle Delphine posted a photo of herself in the tub, holding a jar and a pastel pink game controller.