Jogging Justin Trudeau
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Jogging Justin Trudeau refers to a series of photoshop memes in which people alter a picture of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau jogging through a group of people taking prom pictures.
Origin
On May 19th, 2017, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s photographer, Adam Scotti, posted a photograph of Trudeau jogging through a group of students taking prom pictures in Vancouver (shown below) on Twitter.[2] The photobombing went viral, and Scotti’s post received more than 1,500 likes on Instagram[1] and 1,700 retweets and 7,500 likes on Twitter within three days.
Spread
On May 20th, Redditor Artvandelay1[3] posted the photo of Trudeau to the thread “Justin Trudeau jogs through prom photo and nobody notices” in the /r/canada subreddit. The post received more than 23,900 points (83% upvoted) and 1,500 comments.
Three days later, on May 23rd, Redditor santorumsandwich[4] posts the photo on the /r/photoshopbattle subreddit. Within 24 hours, the thread has received more than 33,600 points (81% upvoted) and 590 comments.
The original photo and the photoshop battle has been covered by several news sites, including TIME,[5] Glamour,[6] HuffPo,[7] and more.
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External References
[1] Instagram – @adamscotti’s Post
[2] Twitter – @AdamScotti’s Tweet
[3] Reddit – Justin Trudeau jogs through prom photo and nobody notices
[4] Reddit – PsBattle: Justin Trudeau waving to prom-goers
[5] TIME – People Are Having a Hilarious Time Photoshopping Jogging Justin Trudeau
[6] Glamour – Justin Trudeau Goes Out for a Jog, Ends Up Photobombing a Prom Photo Shoot
[7] HuffPo – Justin Trudeau’s Prom Photo Bomb Gets Hilarious Photoshop Treatment
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George Graphy
May 25, 2017 at 09:53AM EDT
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