Selfies and the art of trolling

It is indisputable that the selfie It is one of the most famous (and practiced) social fashions of today. From celebrities to entire families, all of us, more or less, have taken the camera of our smartphone And we have taken a self-portrait to share with our followers on social networks like Facebook or the star application in these cases, Instagram. And the obsession with taking self-portraits in any situation and place in our daily lives is such that many forget that sometimes putting on masks and making faces can look very good in the photo, true, but it can also make us look ridiculous. And if not, just ask Rod Beckam's teenage daughter, a father who, while driving his car calmly, discovered her making a face. selfies in the back seat through his reflection in the rearview mirror.

Aware of how absurd the situation was, Rod didn't hesitate to take out his own mobile phone to record his daughter making the most bizarre facial expressions. The result is a hilarious video, a trolled daughter... and a trolled father. Welcome to the 21st century, where no one is safe from the art of trolling.

With the rise of this peculiar fashion, the world of selfies is taking on a multitude of forms on mobile devices. Let's remember the application of “French Girls”, where anonymous people upload their personal selfie and make it available to any user who wants to use it as a canvas for their artistic interpretation of the photo. There are also other applications designed exclusively for photo editing, such as the tool Aviary, the most well-known and widespread among users, or the application CreamCam, which promises to save us from our most visible imperfections, such as wrinkles or unwanted shine.

And while we're at it, we might as well create a personal gallery to share our selfies with our followers or simply have them all stored and well organized. How can you do this? Very easy. Come here and find out.