Three Google schoolgirls go viral — Kudasai

If you have browsed social media in the last week, Surely you came across a photograph of three Japanese girls found on Google Maps, which didn’t take long to go viral because other artists began using it as a basis for their illustrations. It was at the end of May when the Twitter user “@rasaa2020” shared the photo of three high school girls posing for the Street View car cameras, and wrote: “I found this on Google Maps, probably the beginning of new school leaders».

In a matter of days, the artists began to use photography to make their own illustrations, replacing the three charismatic girls with three anime characters from the same franchise.which served to detonate the meme now known as “Three Girls Posing In Google Street View (Three girls pose in Google Street View)”.

In conclusion, Sometimes the Internet can be a stunning place where a simple find on Google Maps can unleash a wave of creativity and become an online cultural phenomenon. What started as a curiosity on Google Street View has evolved into a global trend, uniting people around the world through creativity and shared humor.

Fountain: @rasaa2020 on Twitter

 
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