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People Can't Get Over The Bizarre Way Ye's Now-Ex Julia Fox Says 'Uncut Gems' In Viral TikTok

People Can't Get Over The Bizarre Way Ye's Now-Ex Julia Fox Says 'Uncut Gems' In Viral TikTok
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Rapper Ye's now ex-girlfriend Julia Fox—who rocketed to fame for her role in 2019's Uncut Gems—is going viral again.

It is once again for Uncut Gems, though not for her role in the movie.


In an interview published by Spotify's TikTok page, Fox gave an interview on being Ye's muse/him being her muse and mentioned the film by name.

Or wait.

Is that what she said?

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Here for @juliafox #kanyewest being each others' muses 💕 #juliafox #callherdaddy #daddygang #ye #popculturetea

Fox's vowel pronunciation on the word "gems" raised plenty of eyebrows.

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Fox also claimed she was the muse for writer Josh Safdie while he was writing her role in Uncut Gems, a heist movie that also stars Adam Sandler and Idina Menzel.

“Even in the character description, I was kind of like: ‘This is a little familiar.’ It was pretty spot-on.”

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Some TikTokers were lamenting how Fox's speech pattern wormed its way into their head after the video and they couldn't make it go away.

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POV: You’re Alex Cooper #juliafox #alexcooper #callherdaddypodcast #comedy #fyp


@carolinagelen

i can’t stop saying uncut jaeyyyyms #uncutgems

The trend has even spread to Twitter, where people can't stop themselves from saying "uncut gaaaaaHHHaaaamz."


Uncut Gems is streaming on Netflix.

However, good luck making it all the way through the movie without a little voice in the back of your head saying "Ahncaht JAHMZ!"

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