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The internet has presented us with a fresh new term of reference – the Jelfie. That is, the combination of jumping and a selfie.
It all started out with this mock video from Vooza, a video comic strip about the online startup world. The site parodies the start up culture of silicon valley and makes sweet satire out of the industry’s seriousness. This time, they have targeted those that just invent words.
Naturally people have started, ahem, jumping on the bandwagon
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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Jelfies are the new internet craze but what exactly are they?
SELFIES ARE SO 2013 at this stage.
The internet has presented us with a fresh new term of reference – the Jelfie. That is, the combination of jumping and a selfie.
It all started out with this mock video from Vooza, a video comic strip about the online startup world. The site parodies the start up culture of silicon valley and makes sweet satire out of the industry’s seriousness. This time, they have targeted those that just invent words.
Naturally people have started, ahem, jumping on the bandwagon
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Warning: all jelfies will be blurry
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The blurrier the better is a rule, apparently
No longer will regular selfies do
We are truly through the looking glass now
So, there you have it.
Another giant, blurry leap for internet culture if this fully takes off.
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here we go jelfie please no more selfie