pretend to be another person as entertainment or in order to deceive someoneWhat uspez did fits impersonation to a t . He abused his CEO position to impersonate users and make it look like they said something they didn ' t say . Which is a horrible precedent for a CEO to set . Can you imagine if Zuckerberg did something similar ? He runs the 3 rd most trafficked site in the US , while uspez runs the 8 th . <| sep |> I second the CJSW suggestion . I did that in my college days and having my own show where I could playdo whatever I wanted was awesome . Back then I didn ' t have the means to produce my own music . If I were doing it now I ' d be playing my own stuff and maybe even improvising live on air . There is some legwork required to get a show but I found it was really quite worth it . I got better at selecting what elements of tracks blended together across many genres to make a pleasing experience , all while working on my public speaking skills . There ' s a lot to be gained if you want it .