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Home›Tech Advice›I suck at this viral high-five selfie trend

I suck at this viral high-five selfie trend

By Matthew Lynch
July 4, 2023
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As the viral high-five selfie trend took over social media, I found myself in a constant battle to perfect the art – and quite frankly, I sucked at it. This unique and amusing trend involved taking a selfie while giving oneself a high-five.

Sounds simple, right? Well, it wasn’t as easy as it seemed for me, but my journey to mastering the skill proved both entertaining and enlightening.

Initially, I couldn’t wrap my head around this seemingly impossible feat. The first several attempts were an embarrassing blur of awkward angles, dropped phones, and off-center shots. My inability to capture a decent photo left me feeling frustrated and inadequate compared to the flood of successful high-five selfies dominating my feed.

Determined not to be left behind in this viral phenomenon, I decided to invest time and effort into honing my high-five selfie game. Through trial and error, staring at countless online tutorials, and even recruiting friends for moral support – the quest for the perfect shot was top priority.

Gradually, I began implementing new methods to improve my coordination. For instance, placing the phone on a flat surface with the timer set allowed me to focus solely on nailing that high-five without worrying about dropping the device. Still, something was amiss – more often than not, my hand was out of focus or oddly positioned.

My persistence eventually led me to discover a game-changing approach: flipping the phone upside down and using its rear camera rather than continuously struggling with selfies mode. In combination with better lighting and creative backgrounds, this technique brought me one step closer to that elusive perfect shot.

Despite these enhancements to my strategy, external obstacles were ever-present. Windy days complicated things further by disrupting delicate balance of timing a perfect shot while maintaining composure during an attempted mid-air high-five. Family members couldn’t hide their skepticism as they watched my ongoing pursuit, raising questions about whether this trend was worth the effort.

The turning point arrived when I finally captured my first satisfactory image after countless imperfect attempts: a clear, properly angled high-five selfie that radiated accomplishment and a hint of bragging rights. It was then that I began to truly appreciate the tenacity it took to tackle a trend that initially seemed mundane and ultimately became an enlightening journey of self-improvement.

Through my trials and tribulations with the viral high-five selfie trend, I learned that even seemingly inconsequential tasks can teach valuable life lessons. Patience, persistence, and adaptation were key elements in overcoming initial failures and finally conquering a challenge I wholly identified with. Though it may be just a fleeting social media craze, the high-five selfie will forever remain an emblem of personal growth and resilience in my memory.

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