Do you still survive to exist with your social media? Or maybe you still like to upload holiday photos that are trending on social media right now?
It turned out that the photo of hot dog legs that are popular today is a photo with the style of both thighs in front of the camera while heading towards the sea is one of the many photo tricks that are currently circulating on social media.
It's a big mistake if you think that this hot dog sausage style photo will get lots of likes or likes from others.
Because now at least people in the UK are already feeling embarrassed by the pose of the photo. In a study conducted by the Hilton hotel, it turns out 1 in 4 people involved said that the photos look like frankfurter sausages.
And at least in a survey conducted on 2 thousand people, photos with hot dog legs pose is actually hated by about 25.5 percent.
And in the next position, quoted from Metro, that the most annoying styles done during the holidays are uploading photos on social media with the caption "My day is better than you."
And the sentence was considered the most annoying and it was considered describing arrogance.
Apart from that, it turns out that one in five users of social media also said that they would feel very happy if they had never seen uploaded photos such as drinks or holiday cocktails.
Also, it turns out that photographs like people who are stylish in sun loungers, photographs of airplane window photos, or photos with sunset backgrounds are also considered annoying photos.
And here are some holiday photo poses that are now considered the most annoying photos:
- Photos of hot dog legs (25.5 percent)
- Photos with arrogant words (23.05 percent)
- Photos with a pose using a bikini or wearing a bathing suit (20.15 percent)
- Drinks photos (18.85 percent)
- Photos with poses on the beach that are still original (16.45 percent)
- Photo sun lounger pose (15.25 percent)
- Photos on an airplane, photos outside the plane window or photos when traveling in business class (14.85 percent)
- People who posted old photos after they returned (12.60 percent)
- Official photo shoots with professional photographers (12.15 percent)
- Photos with a background of sunset or sunrise (12.15 percent)
Compared to uploading these photos, it turns out there are some photos that are expected to be seen on social media. More than that, a quarter of respondents even more want to see photos of travel that is more realistic each day.
