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Celebrities Are Making Fun Of How Differently We Present Ourselves On Social Media Platforms With New Viral Challenge (30 Pics)
Dolly Parton has created a new viral meme challenge. The singer, who celebrated her 74th birthday on Sunday, posted four photos of herself, highlighting the differences between people's Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, and Tinder profiles. "Get you a woman who can do it all," she captioned the portraits. The Internet started praising her looks calling Dolly a "queen" and a "national treasure." Pretty soon, other celebrities joined in the fun and started uploading spoofs of their own social media personalities.
Dolly Parton has started a viral social media challenge where celebrities upload spoofs of their own social media personalities
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Doug The Pug
Mark Ruffalo
The Met
Ellen Degeneres
Gordon Ramsay
Lisa Kudrow As Phoebe Buffay
Henry Cavill As 'The Witcher'
The Oprah
Jennifer Garner
Jennifer Aniston As Rachel Green
If Ross had a Facebook his profile picture would just say “We were on a break!”
James Corden
Kyle Maclachlan
The Tinder pic is what... 20 years old? (not an uncommon phenomenon on dating websites, unfortunately)
Matthew Perry As Chandler Bing
Matt Leblanc As Joey Tribbiani
Martha Stewart
Kerry Washington
Backstreetboys
Sarah Michelle
Kristin Chenoweth
Wished she would had used the Dolly Parton impersonation photo in one of them. That would had been a fun twist, since she is good friends with Dolly too.
Jessica Chastain
Janet Jackson
Timothée Chalamet
David Schwimmer As Ross Geller
How come on the last photo he looks like the chimney cleaning man from Mary Poppins
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Agreed. Plus you start getting into the who are these people phase.
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Now go through them again and play "snog, marry or avoid" with each group of photos
“Snog, marry, or avoid” is a much nicer way of saying, “f**k, marry, kill.”
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They are forgetting that employers also search FB, IG and Tinder. So it's not the wisest thing to do if you're looking for a job. Some employers even demand applicants to hand over their login credentials for social Media. As recently as 2017 NBC demanded access to applicant’s Facebook & Instagram profiles. And some employers won't even consider your application unless you make it possible for them to access you social media. It may be illegal but whatever you post on social media or even in some cloud-environment may come back to haunt you. Various celebs can testify to that. Whatever gets on the internet about you, stays on the internet. Forever.
If they really ask you to provide them access to your personal accounts, that's literally illegal, since it goes against privacy laws, and they should be reported.
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Agreed. Plus you start getting into the who are these people phase.
Load More Replies... Now go through them again and play "snog, marry or avoid" with each group of photos
“Snog, marry, or avoid” is a much nicer way of saying, “f**k, marry, kill.”
Load More Replies... They are forgetting that employers also search FB, IG and Tinder. So it's not the wisest thing to do if you're looking for a job. Some employers even demand applicants to hand over their login credentials for social Media. As recently as 2017 NBC demanded access to applicant’s Facebook & Instagram profiles. And some employers won't even consider your application unless you make it possible for them to access you social media. It may be illegal but whatever you post on social media or even in some cloud-environment may come back to haunt you. Various celebs can testify to that. Whatever gets on the internet about you, stays on the internet. Forever.
If they really ask you to provide them access to your personal accounts, that's literally illegal, since it goes against privacy laws, and they should be reported.
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