ItsMeFuzz: TikToker posts optical illusions that could reveal your personality traits

The TikToker's video ignited a heated online discussion, with viewers debating "what you see first says about you."
PUBLISHED FEB 28, 2022
It'sMeFuzz, a TikToker who shares personality traits according to what you're seeing (Photo by ItsMeFuzz/TikTok)
It'sMeFuzz, a TikToker who shares personality traits according to what you're seeing (Photo by ItsMeFuzz/TikTok)

ItsMeFuzz, a video artist, went viral after posting two optical illusions that he claims reveal information about the character of the spectator. The video, which has received 6.9 million views since its mid-January publication, has ignited a heated online discussion, with viewers debating "what you see first says about you."

Illustrations with numerous interpretations, called ambiguous images, are among the most popular optical illusions. When two people look at the same image, they can see completely different things. The two separate images nested in each of the illustrations below are equally evident, unlike "hidden visuals." You don't have to squint or cross your eyes; all you have to do is remember that there are often several ways to observe the same item.

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ItsMeFuzz begins the video by sharing an image that might be a woman's face or a man playing the saxophone, depending on how you look at it. "If you ended up seeing the woman first, this means the right side of your brain is more developed than the left, so you’re more creative and artistic," the TikToker added.

He went on to suggest that people who first saw the saxophonist have more developed left sides of their brains, which means they are more logical and analytical. The TikToker then published a second image, which had either a white-outlined tree or the silhouettes of two people staring at each other.

ItsMeFuzz remarked, "If you ended up seeing the tree first, this means you have a very high attention to detail and you’re also really good at reading people’s moods." Those who saw the two silhouettes, on the other hand, are said to be "much better at staying calm and dealing with people, even if they’re nervous."

Thousands flocked to the comments section to report their findings. Most of them claimed to see the man playing the saxophone in the first image while a minority spotted the tree first. They also stated that the TikToker's personality explanations corresponded to how they perceived themselves.

Meanwhile, some people claimed to be able to see both simultaneously. Others swarmed the comments section, claiming to see an Eiffel Tower, a bear, a man smoking a cigarette, and several other things in the photographs. The TikToker has also released a number of other optical illusions, all of which have received hundreds of millions of views from people eager to learn more about themselves.

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