Feeling Cute Might Delete Later. Feeling Cute, Might Delete Later. Dog status, Dog memes, Animal memes The "Feeling Cute Challenge" has got people from all walks of life taking some pretty silly selfies, and it's revived a meme, (Felt Cute Might Delete Later) that we thought was pretty much dead.From cops to pizza delivery dudes, the craze has just about gotten out of hand. I'm thinking it would suddenly become clear (and more funny) if I knew where the "feeling cute" meme originated, but I could be wrong.
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These selfies, which are occasionally not very attractive, also feature captions that pretend that the maker feels confident about posting the image on social media, but may remove it eventually. I have seen some that mimic this format and those are funny, but they're funny because of the punchline
Feeling Cute Might Delete Later Telegraph
The "Feeling Cute Challenge" has got people from all walks of life taking some pretty silly selfies, and it's revived a meme, (Felt Cute Might Delete Later) that we thought was pretty much dead.From cops to pizza delivery dudes, the craze has just about gotten out of hand. It's popular on social media sites, gaming platforms, and message boards Feeling Cute, Might Delete Later, sometimes written Felt Cute, Might Delete Later, is an image macro series featuring pictures of people, animals and fictional characters taking selfie photographs captioned with messages indicating that they felt attractive but may remove the image from social media at a later date.
Feeling Cute Might Delete Later Telegraph. A Columbus Water Works employee posted a selfie in uniform with the caption. The image spawned numerous parody variations using the caption "Feeling cute, might delete later" paired with other humorous images
Feeling cute, might deliver your package later idk UPS delivery man Feeling Cute Challenge. On March 30th, Facebook user Courtney Muse posted a photograph of a UPS employee with the caption "Feeling cute, Might deliver your package later, IDK," along with the hashtag "#FeelingCuteChallenge" (shown below. The phrase usually appears in a meme or as a caption on a photo