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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang roasted online over spy sex scandal in parody: ‘Two Huangs don’t make a right’

Social media has erupted with satire and memes targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, with popular YouTuber SAMTIME leading the mockery in a viral parody video.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang roasted online over spy sex scandal in parody: ‘Two Huangs don’t make a right’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has become the subject of ridicule on social media after allegations emerged that he had an affair with Alice Huang, a spy working for Chinese intelligence. Content creator SAMTIME took to YouTube to satirically defend Huang in a parody video. In the comedic act, SAMTIME argued that Jensen looked like a million dollars, with his jacket made from the leather of an exotic animal.

SAMTIME also mocked Huang's potential lack of knowledge that Alice was a spy, suggesting that he likely questioned his AI assistant about her credentials. The YouTuber quipped that the assistant would have confidently responded that Alice was indeed a spy. Huang's close relationship with US President Donald Trump was another target of the parody, with SAMTIME joking that the President was visibly upset by the news.

The satirical defense took a humorous turn when SAMTIME suggested an excuse based on Nvidia's technology. The YouTuber advised Huang to claim that he thought his wife was actually a spy when DLSS 5, a controversial AI feature in Nvidia's graphics cards, was turned on. Finally, SAMTIME argued that the whole scandal could just be an innocent mix-up due to two people sharing the same last name, as Huang's wife is also named Huang. The final line of the parody quipped, "After all, I know that two Huangs don't make a right."

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