Julius Mondragon, known as 'Computah' on TikTok, has gained viral fame by using Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses to record interactions where he gives bot-like commands to strangers. The content creator has leveraged the technology to build a unique online persona and a following.
The viral success of 'Computah' highlights a novel and humorous application of wearable technology like Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, moving beyond privacy concerns to creative content generation and personal branding.
Julius Mondragon, a TikTok creator who goes by the name 'Computah,' has found viral success using Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses to record humorous interactions with strangers. Mondragon commands people with bot-like phrases, transforming everyday situations into comedic scenarios.
Mondragon's 'Computah' persona, characterized by a fake accent and AI-like commands, has garnered a significant following on TikTok. He was inspired by an Eric André sketch and the concept of an AI interacting with its surroundings. The creator, who also produces music, has been able to transition to full-time content creation, partly due to earnings from platforms like Cameo.
Meta's smart glasses, launched in 2021, have faced scrutiny over privacy concerns, with some footage being used for harassment. However, Mondragon aims for his content to be a positive 'pattern interruption' rather than negative engagement. Meta spokesperson Andy Stone acknowledged Mondragon's content as a 'great story.'
Mondragon's unique catchphrase, 'Computah, make these guys super gay and horny!', has become a meme, particularly resonating with younger audiences. His interactions have led to recognition in public, with fans approaching him and even being inspired to purchase their own Meta glasses.
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