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The latest selfie trend (surprisingly) has nothing to do with makeup or hair. It's all about the world of fine art, which is rarely seen on Instagram or Twitter. The Google Arts and Culture app has been around for over two years, but recently became popular because of the new selfie feature added to the latest update. It allows users to upload a selfie to find their match in a museum painting.
Some of the lookalikes the app finds are so dead on, it's unbelievable. And other times? Well… it's good for a laugh.
Here are the best museum doppelgängers circulating on social media.
Rude, but accurate.
Pete Wentz has some feels about his matches.
That's one way to look at it, SMG.
Well, this is... confusing.
How is this one ONLY 49%?
Must be the hair...
OK, this has to be a joke.
The artist probably wouldn't be too thrilled.
Legal action sometimes required.
Kate Hudson took the news well.
The Housewives' fine arts treatment is TOO accurate.
Uh, that's an interesting comparison, Google.
Never think *too* highly of yourself.
This app will COME. FOR. YOU.
And also for POTUS.
TOO. REAL.
*regrets decision immediately*
Who names these works of art, though?
You are what you... do?
Hopefully this is the most violent it gets.
Lush would be SO proud.
Here's what a 100% match looks like:
A 49% match on a portrait of... yourself.
The app doesn't even discriminate against pets!
Highly offended.
Literally just "War."
Same pic, different results for Ryan Seacrest.
