By Stan Horaczek Photo Trends Ancient Photographic Techniques Make a Comeback. Checking out this selfie trend zennioptical gotmyzennis selfie beardo. Photo Trends The Current High-Five Selfie Trend Requires You To Throw Your Phone. kenzie delaney October 9, Have a good day sir pic.twitter. Bartender, high-five enthusiast, rad dude Sidekick to SuperBroad Owner. The Thicctator October 9, ion wanna break my phone so i put a pillow but hey i still did it /TnlMi0SFcd Schneider seems to be onto something though as his tweet liked and retweeted hundreds of thousands of times, and replied to with a litany of photos of people trying for /JH1I4IChci I successfully took a picture of me high fiving myself /tCZ53T5JSx Sounds weird, right According to Cosmo, Seth Schneider did not use the timer function on his phone to get the now iconic. Started by Seth Schneider, a student in North Carolina State University, everyone on the internet is now obsessed with the idea of taking a photo of themselves while giving themselves a high five, a challenge we have to admit is quite novel not to mention risky considering how often you'll probably drop your phone trying it. the highfive selfie wherein people attempt to take selfies while highfiving themselves has emerged as a trend online it is believed to have been started by. The trend is throwing your phone in the air so you can high-five yourself. Some say the trend is a reaction against the Instagram-born aesthetic of perfection. Coined the 'point five selfie' or the '.5 selfie' this new trend features big foreheads, bug eyes, and angular. The iPhone 12 ushered in the 0.5 selfie trend, a wide lens photograph which distorts objects and bodies. Schneider's tweet shows a blurry image of him. This tweet from a college student seems to be the epicenter of the trend: Today is the proudest day of my life. I will never be like Seth Schneider, the intrepid Twitter user who launched a viral high-five selfie trend with a single fateful tweet on Saturday. No, really, that’s a thing people are currently doing. The internet goes through a lot of trends pretty fast and the latest will no likely be no different. A new selfie trend has taken off among the younger generations. The most recent method involves tossing your phone in the air and trying to take a picture of you giving yourself a high-five.

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