'We're all weird': Unveiling Cara Delevingne's eccentric Instagram antics

Few things in life can genuinely leave us at a loss for words, but the unpredictable and often eccentric behavior of Cara Delevingne manages to do just that. Back in 2018, the famed model and actress posted a baffling Instagram video that is etched in our memories as one of her most bizarre social media moments.

An Unexpected Insta Moment

Paying homage to J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings', Delevingne can be seen in the video, sitting on the floor, utterly naked, sporting a bald cap, and uttering the infamous phrase, "My precious." For those still struggling to connect the dots, she was impersonating the peculiar character, 'Gollum'. 

As Delevingne shared the video, she laced the post with a humorous caption, "#TBT I still don’t understand why I was single…#setlife #golum #beautiful." Needless to say, the actress's unique sense of humor and unexpected content sent her fans into a tizzy.

Public Reactions: Amusement or Discomfort?

The video garnered a slew of reactions, ranging from humor to discomfort. Amid the supportive comments, a few fans voiced their concern, with one user penning, "This video freaks me tf out." Another quipped that the video was "hilarious as hell" and suggested she create a longer version.

It's no secret that Delevingne is known for her quirky antics, and the outlandish video was no departure from the norm. Regardless of the public's mixed feelings, she remains unapologetically herself, unfazed by the judgement, and continues to embrace her "weirdness".

Embracing the Weird

In a 2017 interview with People, Delevingne had made it clear: "It’s not about being weird. We’re all weird. It’s about being who you are and not trying to be anyone else." This sentiment is clearly reflected in her posts, showcasing an array of crazy expressions and eccentric antics. 

Looking back, Delevingne's 'Gollum' inspired video stands as a bold testament to her unabashed persona. Her unpredictable, yet intriguing social media behavior serves as a constant reminder that 'normal' is overrated, and individuality should be celebrated.

(Several parts of the text in this article, including the title, were generated with the help of an AI tool.)