Ana Moreira, alias Addicted to Ana, has once again created a lot of buzz. This cosplayer and fitness blogger just posted an obvious gym selfie and captioned it as, “I eat pancakes and they hate. I lift, and they hate. What’s wrong with people.” This selfie already got over 2.8 million views, and the comments section says it all.
The Pancake Queen, the Gym Selfie, and the Big Internet Moment
Ana’s brand stands out because of two defining aspects of her personality: her love of lifting and her love of life. The images Ana posts are always a mix of cosplay appearances, gym routines, and comically silly moments from her life. However, the photo that launched the week would show Ana as someone in gym attire, proudly displaying her toned body.
What made it go viral wasn’t the photo alone. It was the caption that accompanied it, which served as an answer to the criticism and sparked discussions about envy, the world of sports, and body confidence.
They Respond, and the Views Come Pouring In
After the post went viral, discussions, praises, overanalyzing, and debates took place on social networks.
Some fans rallied around Ana and against the negative attitude expressed.
“People don’t hate what you do, they hate the fact that you do it better than them” – one of the comments.
Some queries were raised about why people were paying such close attention to analyzing her, and one user asked, “This isn’t even a real person, and you’re arguing with whoever it is, falling for the bait.”
Many people liked her appearance and confidence. “How can you look at that amazing woman and call her cringe? You’re weird. That woman is amazing.”
There were jokes. “Damn, I didn’t know the pancake girl could look like that.”
Another chimed in, adding, “This is the girl who was dancing when the food was delivered—wow.”
Some attributed it to envy. “It’s envy. I like you and your vibes. People nowadays can’t handle other people’s happiness. Ignore them.”
However, not everyone was convinced that there were haters. “Maybe you’re imagining it. They don’t think about you that much.”
Some people tried to keep an even keel. “Her videos lagged, but she appears to be a diligent person. This body does not belong to someone who eats pancakes and streams.”
And new fans were finding her. “I wasn’t familiar with her before.”
A Viral Queen with Viral Past
This isn’t the first time that Ana has been internet-famous. In 2023, Ana went viral after a video of her dancing excitedly as the IHOP waiter delivered her pancakes went viral. Fans later called her the pancake girl. This name stuck.
@foodies shes so valid for this 🥞 (via @Ana )
♬ Strangers – Kenya Grace
Two years later, she’s still eating pancakes, still lifting heavy, and still going viral for just being herself.
