It's almost become a rule that when the Internet likes something, it doesn't waste time churning out variations of it, but when this new favorite thing also happens to be Jennifer Lawrence photobombing Taylor Swift, you can expect this rule to turn into a natural law of science.
Once the Internet had settled down after Jennifer Lawrence photobombed Taylor Swift at the 2014 Golden Globes, people on the web soon went about starting a Jennifer Lawrence photobombing meme by inserting the photo of Jennifer Lawrence–doing what I can only imagine is her best T-Rex impression–into various historical photographs and works of art.
Seeing Jennifer Lawrence photobombing some of history's greatest moments is incredibly hilarious. Though it's certainly not a historical moment, Jennifer Lawrence photobombing Kim and Kanye West is my favorite one.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Celebrity Photobombing
- The trend of inserting celebrities into historical photographs and works of art creates opportunities for viral marketing campaigns and meme-based advertising.
- Internet Meme Marketing
- As the internet continues to churn out variations of popular photos and memes, businesses can leverage them for increased engagement and brand awareness.
- Humorous Social Media Marketing
- Businesses can tap into the trend of adding humorous commentary and pop culture references to historic events through social media marketing campaigns.
Sectors Adopting This
- Advertising
- Advertisers can take advantage of the viral nature of celebrity photobombing trends to create humorous and shareable campaigns that generate buzz for their brand.
- Social Media
- Social media platforms offer a prime opportunity for businesses to engage with their audience through internet memes and humorous content.
- Marketing and Public Relations
- Businesses can use humorous trending topics to create timely and memorable marketing and public relations campaigns.
