Interesting to read others’ similar experiences. Personally, I’ve experienced and didn’t (well, still don’t until now) want to share it even in my IRL journal because I’m still processing what the heck happened throughout that experiment. Also, I don’t want to encourage any ideas with this one because I’m admittedly a newbie-friendly member lol.
To answer OP’s question, yes. I experimented with doing a “love spell” on a social media celebrity. He is a wildly popular ASMR artist on YouTube and verified Twitch streamer. And while this proved successful, it resulted into extreme obsession on his part for almost six months until I fully cut it off. It was quite disturbing to see someone reduced into a lovesick zombie-fied version of themselves and I didn’t like having that over the top influence on someone either (some of many examples: changing all his favorite food into MY favorite food, marathon-ing all horror movies because it’s my favorite genre despite him being known and teased in the streaming industry as the “World’s Biggest Scaredy Cat”, blowing my phone with obsessive messages just because I was minutes late from my usual online time, etc.).
Not going to elaborate much, but I did the usual: manifesting with both my deepest emotions and sexual energy. However, I still believe that the reason this experiment produced results is because I did the actual work of studying who he really is and getting his attention at the same time: commenting on his videos, interacting in his fan cafe, participating in live streams and all that. Really worked hard to stand out from the hordes of fangirls, you know (which I’m not proud of lol, but when I work on something, I really give it my all so…). If there’s not any form of foundation/something to go off on for the “love spell”, it’s not going to work at all. As DarkestKnight have already said, these people have plenty of fans throwing their energy at them all the time. I experienced this the very first time I encountered him and wasn’t in “serious experiment” mode yet: he didn’t notice me at all.
Overall, while the experience certainly blew my mind and strengthened my confidence in my own methods/abilities, I don’t recommend it. Unless, of course, one likes being extremely obsessed over and constantly claimed possession of (I do know a lot of people who genuinely like that IRL).