Allison Harvard Creepy Chan. [Image 129295] Creepy Chan (Allison Harvard) Know Your Meme Who Is Creepy Chan? Allison Harvard is an American whose internet presence started rising when pictures she created for her MySpace and DeviantArt profiles began spreading on 4chan, according to Know Your Meme Allison Harvard is an artist and model whose viral images became the Creepy Chan meme back in 2006
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When asked about her unique rise to fame, from her "weird" internet cult following to her breakout on mainstream TV, Harvard would say she is lucky to be on a career path where it mostly rounds out to a. Who Is Creepy Chan? Allison Harvard is an American whose internet presence started rising when pictures she created for her MySpace and DeviantArt profiles began spreading on 4chan, according to Know Your Meme
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When asked about her unique rise to fame, from her "weird" internet cult following to her breakout on mainstream TV, Harvard would say she is lucky to be on a career path where it mostly rounds out to a. She is best known as one of the contestants of cycle 12 of ANTM in 2009, and later the All-Stars cycle in 2011. and Harvard by extension, "Creepy Chan." A meme was born.
paper lantern Allison Harvard/ Creepy Chan. However, it later became apparent that "Creepy-chan" was not always considered creepy, so a dual personality, "Cute-Chan", was created When asked about her unique rise to fame, from her "weird" internet cult following to her breakout on mainstream TV, Harvard would say she is lucky to be on a career path where it mostly rounds out to a.
[Image 129295] Creepy Chan (Allison Harvard) Know Your Meme. We recently sat down with Allison Harvard, whose eerie images, fascination with blood and passion for photography made her a well-known figure on 4chan back in the mid-2000s, earning her the pseudonym "Creepy Chan."Her creepy photos eventually made their way in front of a casting producer for "America's Next Top Model," and the rest is history.We talk about the origin of the photos, how they. She took photos of herself in various ghostly poses and published them on the burgeoning social networks of the time: MySpace and LiveJournal.