"Celebrity actually replied" templates are obvious parody — nobody believes a real celebrity texted them — but the joke is in committing to the fiction completely. The contact saved as "drake (?)" with a question mark is the genre signature: implies the recipient isn't sure if it's real either.
This template uses the structure of every viral "they DM'd me back" story: the cold-open fan message, the casual reply, the all-caps disbelief, the celebrity's "lol yeah," and the invitation that nobody would actually receive. Each beat lands harder than the last.
Important: when building the actual screenshot, don't use a real celebrity's real phone number or actual likeness in a way that implies real endorsement. The parody framing protects you legally; impersonation crosses a line. See our [is making a fake Instagram DM illegal](/blog/is-making-fake-instagram-dm-illegal) guide for the full picture.
Use this template
Open the iMessage editor — you can swap the names, times and messages, then download a clean PNG with no watermark. For parody and content only.
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