I love a good photobomb. Seriously, nothing makes me happier than to look through my photos and find that weird/creepy person who manages to make my photos that much better. So I especially love these little kid photojackers.
Similar to photobombing, photojacking is managing to take over the entire photo, from just one background position. And these little kid photojackers manage to make it an art. Check out the gallery to see what I mean.
What's Driving This Trend
- Kid Photojacking
- The trend of children becoming adept at photojacking photos presents opportunities for photography companies to create specialized packages for family portraits and social media uploads.
- Photobombing Culture
- The growing popularity of photobombing has created opportunities for novelty companies to create customizable prank products for events such as weddings and corporate parties.
- Creepy Memes
- The rise of creepy kid photobombs has created opportunities for meme creators and social media influencers to produce viral content that appeals to a young audience.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- The trend towards kid photojacking creates opportunities for photography businesses to offer photo enhancement services to salvage family photos ruined by unwanted photobombers.
- Event Planning
- The photobombing phenomenon provides opportunities for event planning businesses to offer new and innovative photo booth experiences that invite guests to get creative with their photos.
- Social Media
- Social media networks can leverage the growing trend of photobombing to attract younger audiences by creating lighthearted campaigns and challenges that encourage users to share their own photobombing content.
