“We had him look through all these old photos,” she says. They eventually settled on one where a young Butler is taking a nap in her mom’s lap. Jaci Butler, a 24-year-old whose mom ended up isolating with her in Los Angeles after she flew out to visit her for her birthday, says that she called up her dad for help finding a childhood photo in her family’s Dallas home that they would be able to re-create with limited resources. Keep up to date with our daily coronavirus newsletter by clicking here. “I opted, with my parents and two brothers, to replicate the nicest photo in which we were almost all together,” he says, jokingly adding that, “The most complicated part was convincing my father to pose because he doesn’t really like being filmed.” Tagliafierro says the re-creation process took about half an hour. The clip features Tagliafierro posing with his brothers and dad in descending age order on a bed before cutting to a 13-year-old picture of the same family setup. Her tweet has garnered thousands of likes and replies in the days since and helped ignite a movement of people of all ages tagging their photos with hashtags like #MeAt20, #20yearsold, and #Age20. “Going over old memories and reflecting has helped me not be in a funk while this goes on,” she tells TIME. Regardless of whether they’re photos from childhood or throwback shots from just a few years ago, participants say that sharing these memories is giving them a greater sense of community.įor Natalie Samm, whose April 13 tweet asking others what they looked like at age 20 seems to have sparked the #MeAt20 trend, looking through old photos has helped keep the blues away during what she says has been a stressful time. For those who enjoy being active online, these can be a fun and entertaining way to interact with others while still practicing social distancing or self-isolation. You may have to select a menu option or click a button.On platforms like Twitter and TikTok, many users are taking part in viral nostalgia-fueled photo trends like #MeAt20 and #ImJustAKid that give participants the opportunity to connect with their followers by sharing snapshots from their pasts.
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