BREAKING: Steve Harvey’s Glowing Visage Spotted in Atlanta Sky, But Was It Just a PR Stunt Gone Wrong?
In a bizarre incident that has left the internet in a frenzy, a mysterious light projection of Steve Harvey was reportedly spotted hovering above the Atlanta skyline. But was it really the Family Feud host, or just a clever marketing ploy gone awry?
The whole debacle began with a tweet from Andscape senior writer David Dennis Jr., who shared a photo of the glowing visage with the caption: "There’s a light projection of Steve Harvey over Atlanta right now and I have no clue why." The tweet quickly went viral, with many wondering if the image was real or just a clever Photoshop job.
As the internet continued to buzz with excitement, some began to speculate that the projection was actually a publicity stunt for Invest Fest, an event that took place in Atlanta over the weekend. And indeed, Invest Fest did feature Steve Harvey as a speaker, and some attendees even shared photos of a drone presentation on social media.
But was the projection really just a clever marketing move, or was it something more sinister? Some have pointed out that the image appears to be too perfect, too staged, to be a genuine mistake. Others have speculated that it could be a massive prank, or even a form of surveillance.
Regardless of the truth behind the glowing Steve Harvey, one thing is certain: the internet has had a field day with the story. From jokes about the "Harvey-ation" of Atlanta to memes of the host’s face superimposed on various landmarks, the internet has been abuzz with excitement.
So, was Steve Harvey’s glowing visage really spotted in the Atlanta sky, or was it just a clever PR stunt gone wrong? Only time will tell.
