Steve Jobs: iJustine Who?


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Justine Ezarik, otherwise known as the blonde bombshell internet personality, most famous for her Apple Store videos and video logs about the company on @YouTube, will today learn the CEO of the company she adores so much doesn’t even know her name.

The devoted Apple fan who has managed to gather 1,153,773 followers on her Twitter account (@iJustine) as of writing, has bought, reviewed, previewed and touched possibly every product the company has ever produced.

Not only that, Ezarik has both featured these Apple produced products in her videos, most of which receive 700,000-1M views and was one of the first people in the world to bring about the change on AT&Ts part, highlighting the horror of receiving a 300+ page iPhone bill for every text sent and received by her.

Twitter user Josh (@iKodiak), also an author here at RazorianFly, has today tweeted screenshots of an e-mail he sent to the Apple CEO this morning from his iPhone. In true Jobs fashion, the reply was both short and sweet.

The email simply read:

“Have you ever heard of iJustine? She’s in love with you and has always wanted to meet you. (She was at the iPad announcement).”

To which Jobs replied:

“Sorry, no.

Sent from my iPhone”

Well Justine, I guess you can’t win em’ all.

[via @iKodiak]

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3 responses to “Steve Jobs: iJustine Who?”

  1. @steveplunkett Avatar

    Geesh! even I know who iJustine is.. how clueless can steve jobs be?

  2. Mike Avatar

    What provenance do you have to prove this is real? I’m pretty sceptical about its authenticity, to be honest. Some headers (which is the de riguer way of proving authenticity on these emails) wouldn’t go amiss. There have been cases of faked Steve Jobs replies, and a single screen-shot is not particularly convincing proof…

  3. Mike Avatar

    What provenance do you have to prove this is real? I’m pretty sceptical about its authenticity, to be honest. Some headers (which is the de riguer way of proving authenticity on these emails) wouldn’t go amiss. There have been cases of faked Steve Jobs replies, and a single screen-shot is not particularly convincing proof…

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