Painfully Relatable Jack-O-Lantern
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About
Painfully Relatable Jack-O-Lanterns is an image edit series in which participants add text to a blank pumpkin, adding common irritations.
Origin
On October 2nd, 2019, the creative marketing agency Article Group (AG) tweeted [1] two templates of blank pumpkins. They captioned the post, "The spooky season is finally upon us, which means arguing about candy corn & of course, carving pumpkins! What’s a terrifying thing from your everyday life you'd write on a “painfully relatable jack-o-lantern”? Write your answer on one of these pumpkins. Winner gets a trophy!" Within 24 hours, the tweet received more than 1,200 likes and 245 retweets (shown below).
Spread
@ArticleGroup was the first to respond to their own tweet,[2] sharing an example with the word "Decaf Coffee" on the pumpkin. The tweet received more than 1,700 likes and 275 retweets in 24 hours (shown below, left).
Throughout the day, @ArticleGroup and others shared variations of the meme (examples below, center and right).
That day, Twitter[3] posted a Moments page about the examples.
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External References
[1] Twitter – @ArticleGroup's Tweet
[2] Twitter -@ArticleGroup's Tweet
[3] Twitter – These 'painfully relatable' jack-o-lanterns are here to stay for spooky season
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