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Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia’s chief executive Thursday, Nov. 12. In the five days since his Nov. 8 admission, the internet had turned him into the star of AI-made video. By Monday morning, Nov. 9, detection firm Copyleaks had counted about 8.42 million views across at least 70 AI-related posts on X about him and Alice Huang. Almost every clip borrows a familiar scene and swaps his face in.
Alice Huang is a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed whom U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe was working for Chinese intelligence; China rejects the allegation behind the “honeypot” jokes here. Huang told employees Sunday, Nov. 8, “I was unfaithful to my wife.” His resignation took effect immediately; finance chief Colette Kress is interim CEO. The order is Implicator’s, weighted toward clips picked up by the most outlets.
The Breakdown
- Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's chief executive on Thursday, Nov. 12, four days after telling employees "I was unfaithful to my wife."
- By Monday morning, Nov. 9, Copyleaks had counted about 8.42 million views across at least 70 AI-related posts on X about Huang and Alice Huang.
- Almost every clip swaps his face into a familiar scene, from Coldplay's kiss cam to a K-pop duet and a Korean drama's kimchi slap.
- A fake "interview" with his daughter, Madison Huang, also circulated; there is no evidence she said it, and it is left off the list.
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10. “Careless Whisper”
Huang sings George Michael’s “Careless Whisper” in a video posted on X under the caption “Careless whisper by Jensen Huang.” A YouTube upload credits Instagram account @otnashi with the version.
9. “Raaz”
Indian X users put Huang and Alice into the 2002 Bollywood horror thriller “Raaz.” Her character says, “Don’t come so close to me, I will ruin you.” His counterpart answers: “Main barbad hona chahta hoon (I want to be ruined).”
8. “Why Would I Deceive You”
On Nov. 9, @AlexesNakamoto replaced Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes with Huang and Alice in a version of the “Why Would I Deceive You” meme. The post collected over 11,000 likes in under a day.
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7. “APT.”
X user @walkingwithai96 posted this music video on Nov. 9 (U.S. time). Huang and Alice Huang reenact Rosé and Bruno Mars’ viral hit “APT.” against a pink background, with exaggerated singing.
Jensen Huang and Alice Huang singing the hit song "APT." (@walkingwithai96 on X)
6. “Confessions Part II”
Thomas Unise (@thomasunise) posted the remake of Usher’s affair-confession video on Nov. 8 (U.S. time), recasting Huang as the confessor. The X caption reads “Jensen Huang after learning about the Chinese honeypot scandal.”
Jensen Huang after learning about the Chinese honeypot scandal (@thomasunise on X)
5. “500 Days of Chip”
The remake of the elevator scene from “(500) Days of Summer” (2009) leaves Huang lovestruck as Alice steps out. It keeps the line “I like Smiths' music.” Users renamed it “500 Days of Chip”; a YouTube upload credits @mizochris.
4. The foldable phone
@JamesAI used Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo concept for a gag. Folded, the screen shows Huang beside his wife, Lori. Opened, it reveals Alice on his other shoulder. The post calls it “phone of meme”.
3. “Trouble Maker”
Huang and Alice replace HyunA and Jang Hyun-seung in the 2011 K-pop duet in this remake. One circulating version adds Lori, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg in the audience, with Sam Altman watching the performance in horror.
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2. The kimchi slap
Lori walks into Huang’s Nvidia office and lands a slap with red napa cabbage kimchi in this parody. It borrows a Korean morning-drama scene from 12 years ago, rendering the expressions and movements to look like real footage.
1. The Coldplay kiss cam
Peter Dedene (@dedene) posted the 13-second clip on Nov. 8. Huang embraces a woman on a stadium screen, then both hurry to hide. It remakes the July 2025 Coldplay moment that caught Astronomer’s chief executive embracing a colleague.
POV: You're the NVIDIA CEO and Coldplay's kiss cam finds you (@dedene on X)
1a. “Wasn’t Me”
@seanboisselle posted this on X on Nov. 9. Huang sings Shaggy’s “It Wasn’t Me,” joined by Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Sergey Brin belting the lines of denial. The poster’s caption says it used a “custom stable diffusion workflow in ComfyUI.”
Jensen Huang singing "Wasn't Me" by Shaggy, with a few special guests (@seanboisselle on X)
1c. “I Divorced My Trillionaire Husband”
Sophia Xing (@xingsthatmatter) posted “I Divorced My Trillionaire Husband and the God of Compute Let Me Respawn at 19” on X on Nov. 9 (U.S. time). The poster calls it “a microdrama inspired by Jensen & Lori Huang.”
What the list leaves out
The videos cast Huang, Alice Huang and Lori Huang in scenes they never filmed; Fast Company wrote that they star “all without their consent.” A separate fake “interview” makes Huang’s daughter Madison condemn him. There is no evidence she said it; it is excluded here. Handles follow the posts; view and like counts are outlets’ dated snapshots, not current totals.
X user @Bloke_Baz wrote, on Nov. 9: “AI will replace you.” The post continued: “I’d like to see AI become CEO of a multitrillion company and destroy its marriage and lose over $1.6T because it had an affair with a spy.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Which AI clip of Jensen Huang spread furthest?
The Coldplay kiss cam remake, a 13-second clip Peter Dedene (@dedene) posted on Nov. 8. It shows Huang embracing a woman on a stadium screen before both hurry to hide, copying the July 2025 Coldplay moment that caught Astronomer's chief executive with a colleague.
How many AI posts about Huang were there?
By Monday morning, Nov. 9, the detection firm Copyleaks had counted at least 70 AI-related posts on X about Huang and Alice Huang, with about 8.42 million views. That is a snapshot from that morning, not a running total.
Who is Alice Huang?
A former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed. U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe she was working for Chinese intelligence, which is where the "honeypot" jokes come from. China rejects the allegation.
Are any of these videos real footage?
No. The clips on the list are AI-made remakes of familiar scenes. The kimchi-slap parody renders expressions and movements to look like real footage, but Huang, Alice Huang and Lori Huang never filmed any of them.
Why is the Madison Huang video not on the list?
It is a fake "interview" in which Huang's daughter appears to condemn him. There is no evidence she said any of it, so it was left out.
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Marcus Schuler
Editor-in-Chief and founder of Implicator.ai. Former ARD correspondent and senior broadcast journalist with 10+ years covering tech. Writes daily briefings on policy and market developments. Based in San Francisco. E-mail: editor@implicator.ai
