Typophile

Looks like Georgia but not quite

Nicord

Last Saturday, after the match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, Madrid defender Sergio Ramos supposedly tweeted this (if you understand Spanish, you'll notice the involuntary joke). Ramos is famous for tweeting less than fortunate comments all the time –so this could be legit–, but this one looked fake, basically because of the type.

It looks like Georgia, which is used by many Twitter clients, but not quite. It's a bit rounder, thinner and with less contrast. Any thoughts on wether it is actually Georgia or something else?

Many thanks in advance.

Font: 
Georgia
Solved By: 
Ryuk
ryukk

I already answered you... Looks a bit distorted, mainly because it's embedded as WebFont but that's Georgia.

Nicord

Sorry, I've been having problems with the forum and might have posted the same thing twice.

Can't look it up on the code because I have only seen it as a screen capture (it isn't on Ramos official account, although that could mean he deleted it at some point).

Anyway, thanks!

ryukk

No problem. This kind of fake is easy to do actually (using Chrome and a PC at least). Find a tweet, right click it, inspect element, double-click element on elements panel and replace with your words. Printscreen. Done!

Captured from web.archive.org on 17 Mar 2015. view this capture