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People Are 'Revealing' Celebrities Real Names On Twitter, And It's Too Much

Who knew 50 Cent, Cardi B and Benedict Cumberbatch were really called THAT?!?
Lee Moran

Reporter, HuffPost

Your favorite celebrities’ real names may not be what you think they are.

Well, that’s according to an amusing viral Twitter game that saw people fake Google searching famous names and posting the imaginary results ― such as Icelandic Cubicle for rapper and actor Ice Cube (instead of his actual name O’Shea Jackson). A sampling of the best “results” follows:

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