Also on August 15th, the Internet news blog The Daily Dot published a post titled "Introducing Ridiculously Photogenic Syrian Rebel", which included a compilation of several photoshopped with the rebel walking in front of an explosion shown below, bottom row. On August 16th, the Daily Mail [37] published a post titled "Even in a war zone! Ridiculously photogenic Syrian rebel starts a wave of appreciative virals. Within two months, the posts received over 2, and 15, up votes respectively.
Within 48 hours, the post received over 40, up votes and 1, comments. Within 24 hours, the post gained upwards of 7, up votes and 80 comments. On the following day, the Internet news blog UpRoxx [41] published a slideshow of notable examples from the series.
Also on October 23rd, the photograph was highlighted on several news and sports blogs, including Barstool Sports, [47] The Huffington Post, [48] , Business Insider [49] and Deadspin. View All Images. Show Comments. They're still going strong in Here are some of the best text posts gaining recent popularity.
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Variations of the photo began appearing almost immediately. His face was mapped onto that of every other runner in the photo. The coverage started locally. Both confirmed that Little had grown up in Charleston, went to the College of Charleston, and worked at a local pizzeria before moving to New York.
Up to that point — as piece after piece noted with a hint of disappointment — Little himself had yet to come forward. But his silence would be broken on a massive media stage only a few days later. When asked how it felt to become so immediately and accidentally recognizable, Little said,. But these are all kind of for the most part positive. It was just surreal. His Twitter account, which has around 5, followers, has only 98 tweets, and none since December For good or for ill, the spontaneous, vernacular products of social media are now subsumed by the same publicity system that envelops television, film, and print media.
The eye-catching swimsuit featured a halter top and low-rise bottoms with ties at each side. She topped off the barely-there two-piece with a vibran.
It was the midfield that dominated, for a change. Close this content. Read full article. Photographer Will King posted the pic on his Flickr account and then on the website Reddit — and "ridiculously photogenic guy" quickly became a meme. December 3, , AM. Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting. Recommended Stories. That innocuous gesture was photographed and unexpectedly transformed him into the latest internet celebrity: "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy".
The photograph of Mr Little eventually went viral, inspired a hugely popular Facebook fan page , Twitter followers, parody photos and more than one million views of the original photograph. The year-old New Yorker, who goes by his middle name Watkins, said the whole thing was a fluke. I was running and waving at a friend that was on the sidelines and I turned around and I guess I caught a camera lens," Mr Little told Good Morning America overnight.
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