The startling video of an influencer of her husband and daughter wearing appropriate “blue” sweatshirts sparked a debate about TikTok after her fans insisted the tops were green.
Aspin Oward, 25, from Utahpublished staff to her husband Parker, receiving a sweet kiss from their two-year-old child Cove, on Wednesday, writing, “She went to put on her blue shirt so she could compete with her father.”
There were many people who were moved by the sweet video, but most commenters could not resist noting that the T-shirts were clearly light green.
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Utah’s 25-year-old Aspin Oward sparked a debate with fans at TikTok on Wednesday after saying the green shirts her husband and daughter wore in a video were blue
The influencer published footage of her husband Parker receiving a sweet kiss from their two-year-old child Cove, writing: “She went to put on her blue shirt so she could compete with her father.”
‘SON ??? These are green babes, “one man wrote, and another added,” There’s not a hint of blue in this shirt, darling. “
“The shirts are so green it hurts,” another agreed.
There were only a few TikTok users who admitted to seeing hints of blue, but that didn’t stop Aspyn from doubling its original color claim.
“No, it’s definitely blue,” she said in a follow-up video that led more people to say it was green.
There were many people who were moved by the sweet video, but most commenters could not resist noting that the T-shirts were bright light green.
While some say they see hints of blue, the majority, if commentators insist, the shirts are light green.
In another video, she asked her young child to weigh herself. When Aspin asked Cove what color her shirt was, she said kindly, “Blue.”
The mother of two even went so far as to search Google for a “green shirt” in another attempt to prove her point, leading some to accuse her of being colorblind.
‘SHOW US WHAT I WRITE COLORS ONLINE WHEN YOU BUY IT?’ one man asked and the social media star pledged.
In one of his latest videos on the subject, Aspin closed his mouth with a shocked hand as he pulled out the description of the shirt, which was navy green.
Aspyn doubled its original color claim in a subsequent video, saying, “No, it’s definitely blue.”
YouTuber, which has 3.36 million subscribers, also brought its daughters Cove and Lola into battle. When she asked Cove (right) what color she was wearing, she replied, “Blue.”
The mother of two even went on a Google search for a “green shirt” in a new attempt to prove her point
“I hate everyone,” she wrote in the caption, although there were a few others who also thought it was blue.
While Aspin was ultimately wrong, many of her fans appreciated the lively discussion and her journey to realization.
Some were also reminded of debate on the “dress”. from 2015, in which an optical illusion led some to think that the blue-and-black dress was actually white and gold.
“The current debate over the dress is ‘golden white or blue and black,'” one man wrote, while another agreed, “This will be referred to as a blue / black or white / gold dress.”
After Aspyn downloaded her daughter’s shirt description online, she realized it was “sea green.”
While Aspyn was finally wrong, there were a few people who admitted that they thought the shirts were blue too
Some were also reminded of the 2015 “dress” debate, in which an optical illusion led some to think that the blue and black dress was actually white and gold.
In the case of the dress, which was blue and black, it was an optical illusion.
Objects reflect light at certain wavelengths or colors, and the human brain determines the color of an object by accepting the light it reflects.
But this perception can be offset by the balance of color of nearby objects, which may also explain why Aspin is so sure that the shirts are blue rather than green.
Aspyn first became famous as a vlogger for fashion and beauty on YouTube. It has more than 3.36 million subscribers to its eponymous channel, as well as 2.2 million followers on Instagram.
The influencer and her husband Parker welcomed their second daughter, Lola, in September.