Kyra, India's first meta-influencer, clocks over 1 lakh followers on Instagram. Read her post
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India's first meta-influencer Kyra clocked in 1 lakh followers on Instagram and shared a post alongwith a heartfelt caption.
Virtual influencers are a rage these days. It is like a unique way to give life to a graphical representation of yours and can be customised too! Now, India too has its own virtual influencer who goes by the name Kyra. She is the country’s first meta-influencer and is based in Mumbai. On June 9, she took to Instagram to share a post after she clocked in 1 lakh followers.
Kyra shared a picture of herself in a blue shirt and wrote a heartfelt caption to go with it. She celebrated the feat with her followers and thanked them for joining her on this ride. “100,000! I could never have imagined so many people would choose to follow me when I started. The last 5 months have been a beautiful, chaotic journey. Thank you to all those who have joined me on this ride. Watch this space as there is still a lot more to come,” reads the caption of the post.
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