The Nicolas Cage Blog Photoshops the Actor's Face onto Instagram Selfies
Alyson Wyers — November 22, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: feelingcagey & buzzfeed
This unusual Nicolas Cage blog automatically places the celebrity's face on selfies posted on Instagram. The website does this by tracking the selfie hashtag on the popular social media site and photoshopping the famous thespian's visage onto the images. Created by Josh McMillan, 'Feeling cagey?' is a live stream site that constantly updates itself.
Combining the National Treasure star and the self portrait social media phenomenon generates some truly hilarious results. The selfie hashtag is one of the most popular tags on Instagram, with over 50 million pictures. The crude photo manipulation only adds to the hilarity of the Nicolas Cage blog, as Cage's face rarely matches up perfectly. The actor's picture also varies between having color and having a black and white effect.
Combining the National Treasure star and the self portrait social media phenomenon generates some truly hilarious results. The selfie hashtag is one of the most popular tags on Instagram, with over 50 million pictures. The crude photo manipulation only adds to the hilarity of the Nicolas Cage blog, as Cage's face rarely matches up perfectly. The actor's picture also varies between having color and having a black and white effect.
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