Until Tomorrow Instagram trend sees thousands taking on challenge… but some of them completely miss the point
WITH the UK – and most of the world – on a lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic social media has never been more important. Millions of us are using Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to communicate with the outside world and stay connected. Unsurprisingly online challenges, dances and memes have soared in the past few […]
WITH the UK – and most of the world – on a lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic social media has never been more important.
Millions of us are using Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to communicate with the outside world and stay connected.
Unsurprisingly online challenges, dances and memes have soared in the past few weeks as people try and keep entertained – including the Until Tomorrow trend on Instagram.
The viral challenge has emerged as one of the most popular in the lockdown, but it seems no one is quite sure of the rules.
It’s meant to involve sharing sharing an embarrassing photo, or one in a silly pose or even with a weird backdrop.
You post the photo with the hashtag #untiltomorrow – and ideally that’s the only caption you’re meant to use – and you leave it online for a whole day.
You send anyone who likes it a direct message, challenging them to take part in the #untiltomorrow trend.
While millions are taking part, it seems some people aren’t quite sure of the rules of the challenge, which to be fair are entirely made up anyway.
But rather than sharing awkward or hilarious photos, some people are simply sharing selfies, or using photos with heavy filters – missing the point of the challenge.
Whoever’s right or wrong, the trend is one way to pass time in the quarantine.
Crowning glory
Think outside the box
Picture perfect
Shock horror
Eye say
Sofa, so good
Hats off
Wild ride
Pucker up
Head strong
Who nose
High fliers
Roll with it
Face time
Th-ink fast
Monkeying around
Jump around
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