John Mayer And Trevor Noah Poke Fun At The Instagram Hoax That Has Been Fooling Celebrities

Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images; Theo Wargo/Getty Images Celebrities are posting an Instagram privacy policy meme that is a hoax. John Mayer and Trevor Noah used it as a chance to make fun of the viral moment. Even before Instagram confirmed that the message was fake, Mayer posted his own parody version to his Instagram account. Mayer captioned his post "for immediate dissemination," with the singer giving Instagram the rights to his "world famous meat loaf recipes" and "Joe Camel fan fiction" content. Noah also posted a parody of the moment, writing in his iPhone notes a similar message: "Instagram you are a bad boy, don't use my message for your badness OK!" Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. While celebrities like Rob Lowe, Pink, Tom Holland, "Riverdale's" Marisol Nichols, and US Energy Secretary Rick Perry have fallen for the hoax message about Instagram's new privacy policy, John Mayer and Trevor Noah decided to poke fun at the moment. The original hoax, which many people believed was real, was actually a chain meme that featured a "warning" for Instagram about its "new privacy policy." Even before Chief of Instagram Adam Mosseri debunked the viral meme as fake, Mayer and Noah seemed to have caught on and shared hilarious parodies.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: Nxivm leader Keith Raniere has been convicted.