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Side Eyeing Chloe, also known as Side Eye Chloe, is a photoshop meme based on a screen capture of a concerned-looking little girl in a YouTube video of two children reacting to their parents' announcement of a surprise trip to Disneyland that went viral in September 2013.

Origin

On September 12th, 2013, YouTuber KAftC[1] uploaded a video titled "Lily's Disneyland Surprise… AGAIN," which shows two sisters, Lily and Chloe, reacting to the news of a surprise trip to Disneyland on their way to school. As the older sister, Lily, breaks into tears of joy, Chloe is briefly seen on camera with a disturbed look on her face.

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On September 18th, Tumblr user Lee[2] submitted an animated GIF photo set of highlights from the YouTube video, including one of Chloe reacting to her sister's crying, with the caption "i just love this because chloe is like 'da hell is this girl cryin about.'" In less than a month, the post gained more than 895,700 notes.

I think we should ditch school and go to Disneyland
You're serious?!
OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD, MOMMY.
Chloe, we're going to Disneyland!

On September 24th, BuzzFeed[8] picked up on Lee's GIF photo set in a post titled "Girl Reacting To Disneyland Is The Only Reaction You’ll Need For Anything Ever." On November 1st, Tumblr user Yungbasedblogger[3] uploaded a reaction image based on a screenshot of Chloe's reaction with the caption "could u f--king not," racking up over 120,000 notes in two weeks.

could u f------ not

By November 5th, a single topic blog named Chloe Queen of Everything[4] had been launched to showcase a series of photoshopped images featuring the face of Chloe on celebrities.[5][6] On November 13th, BuzzFeed[7] reported on the parody phenomenon in an image compilation post titled "Side-Eyeing Chloe Is Officially The Patron Saint Of Tumblr."

LADY GAGA THE FAME MONSTER

May 2017 Google Visit

On May 22nd, 2017, the @lilyandchloeofficial[9][10] Instagram posted photographs of Chloe visiting Google in Sao Paulo, Brazil (shown below). That day, Twitter user @AnnaCrysti[11] tweeted the photographs of Chloe along with the caption "Y'all look at my girl Chloe all grown up." Within 72 hours, the tweet gained over 105,000 likes and 41,000 retweets. In the coming days, several news sites published articles about the new photographs of Chloe, including BuzzFeed,[12] Bustle[13] and Seventeen.[14]

Dá um Googl
orarios loe A Cabana Dá um Google

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Side Eyeing Chloe

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About

Side Eyeing Chloe, also known as Side Eye Chloe, is a photoshop meme based on a screen capture of a concerned-looking little girl in a YouTube video of two children reacting to their parents' announcement of a surprise trip to Disneyland that went viral in September 2013.

Origin

On September 12th, 2013, YouTuber KAftC[1] uploaded a video titled "Lily's Disneyland Surprise… AGAIN," which shows two sisters, Lily and Chloe, reacting to the news of a surprise trip to Disneyland on their way to school. As the older sister, Lily, breaks into tears of joy, Chloe is briefly seen on camera with a disturbed look on her face.



Spread

On September 18th, Tumblr user Lee[2] submitted an animated GIF photo set of highlights from the YouTube video, including one of Chloe reacting to her sister's crying, with the caption "i just love this because chloe is like 'da hell is this girl cryin about.'" In less than a month, the post gained more than 895,700 notes.


I think we should ditch school and go to Disneyland You're serious?! OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD, MOMMY. Chloe, we're going to Disneyland!

On September 24th, BuzzFeed[8] picked up on Lee's GIF photo set in a post titled "Girl Reacting To Disneyland Is The Only Reaction You’ll Need For Anything Ever." On November 1st, Tumblr user Yungbasedblogger[3] uploaded a reaction image based on a screenshot of Chloe's reaction with the caption "could u f--king not," racking up over 120,000 notes in two weeks.


could u f------ not

By November 5th, a single topic blog named Chloe Queen of Everything[4] had been launched to showcase a series of photoshopped images featuring the face of Chloe on celebrities.[5][6] On November 13th, BuzzFeed[7] reported on the parody phenomenon in an image compilation post titled "Side-Eyeing Chloe Is Officially The Patron Saint Of Tumblr."


LADY GAGA THE FAME MONSTER

May 2017 Google Visit

On May 22nd, 2017, the @lilyandchloeofficial[9][10] Instagram posted photographs of Chloe visiting Google in Sao Paulo, Brazil (shown below). That day, Twitter user @AnnaCrysti[11] tweeted the photographs of Chloe along with the caption "Y'all look at my girl Chloe all grown up." Within 72 hours, the tweet gained over 105,000 likes and 41,000 retweets. In the coming days, several news sites published articles about the new photographs of Chloe, including BuzzFeed,[12] Bustle[13] and Seventeen.[14]


Dá um Googl orarios loe A Cabana Dá um Google

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PinkPunkPill
PinkPunkPill

in reply to BiancaBlood

Even though I kinda agree with you about spoiling children, we don't know the context for the decision of taking her there in the video.

Maybe she has really good grades and deserved a break. Maybe she's a really well behaved child (spoiled brats do not cry tears of joy) or maybe the entire family needed a vacation. This is the 2nd time they are taking her daughter to Disneyland, it's not like they are taking her every weekend.

Just saying.

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FluffBall
FluffBall

in reply to PinkPunkPill

yeah, whenever any parent puts out a video of their child doing anything, millions of people instantly feel the need to jump down their throat about how they are bad parents while knowing literally nothing about the family or even the situation.

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