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I felt like typing a celebrity again, and decided to try and type one of my favourite singers, Ava Max.
She seems to be an SeFi Seelie Female with I--- development. Her Model 2 type would be PF-Ca-Gr I believe. She had mostly Pe metabolism, eye centric, fluid posture. She also showed a friendly but slightly snarling Fi smile as well, showing Fi as well as emotional unguardedness. Even though she remained in the same position, there were many times where she moved off to the side and had an effeminate way of pulling into herself, which shows high Fi Seeliness. I also noticed occasional shoulder shrugs and sassy head movements, but they weren't necessarily on the same level as her Pe/Se expressions.
Interestingly I find her music definitely shows a lot of Se energy, being very passionate, iconic, trendy and popular. She likes to reinvent older pop songs and make them fresh. She also likes to express herself boldly with her unique haircut which I think shows her Fi eccentricity.
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She looks Ne to me. NeFi. She's got brushstroke toggles and naive eyes. Thinking standard dev, since I can't really find any other stronger energetic. There's some Ji disengages here and there, but I'm not convinced from that vid.
I see. Well yeah I can sort of see the brushstroke eye toggles occassionally, it just wasn't that obvious to me, and I saw more Se signals, but I'm so used to seeing Se users when I type celebrities, I haven't really encountered that many Ne users to be honest. Would you say Ne has more short-distance eye movements compared to Se? And what other Ne signals can you pick up from the video? Yeah I agree with the Ji disengagement which I think ties in with Fi Seeliness especially.
I found another video of her, and in this video, I definitely see her eye toggles look more like Ne brush stroke eye toggles. So yeah it just goes to show that a person should cross-reference more than one video in order to accurately type someone.
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