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Couple Freaks Out After Realizing Someone Follows Them Around The World Just To Copy Their Travel Photos

Maybe she wants to show that no matter the content (in this case it is almost the same) it is important WHO posted it. For example, number of likes, shares, comments or any other media interaction will vary depending on the fact if person is famous or not. For the same picture, or even worse quality, famous people will get plenty of likes and other feedback, while on the other hand, "normal" people won't. I see different relations of power (social discourse) going on here and she just might have proved it with this copy-cat experiment/example.

131 Of The Funniest Snapchats Ever Sent

Where did you get this shark? :3 I want it :3

Creative Dad Colors His Kids' Drawings During His Business Trips

Person dislakes Boredpanda posts, because they all talk about in third person.