{"id":"sloth-facing","name":"Sloth-Facing","summary":"Sloth-Facing is a Photoshop meme where celebrities and movie stills have their eyes and eyebrows dragged down to line up with the nose, turning famous faces into droopy portraits named after the Goonies character. Redditor traverhass coined the term in a May 2013 Imgur album, and within a week the format was picked up by Buzzfeed, Funny or Die and Maxim as the summer's short-lived viral edit trend.","tags":["sloth-facing","sloth facing meme","traverhass","the goonies sloth","photoshop meme","tumblr face game","quasimoderp"],"howToUse":[],"imageCount":3,"nsfw":false,"images":[{"url":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/sloth-facing/sloth-facing-neil-patrick-harris-sloth-face.webp","caption":"A sloth-facing photoshop of Neil Patrick Harris in a promotional portrait.","width":500,"height":500,"nsfw":false},{"url":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/sloth-facing/sloth-facing-retro-portrait-sloth-face.webp","caption":"A subtle sloth-facing edit applied to a vintage promotional portrait.","width":630,"height":679,"nsfw":false},{"url":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/sloth-facing/sloth-facing-einstein-sloth-face.webp","caption":"The sloth-facing meme applied to an iconic portrait of Albert Einstein.","width":630,"height":764,"nsfw":false}],"historyUrl":"https://fcdtoybbbn2ccxbp.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/images/sloth-facing/history.md","related":["jimmy-flipping-off-tracy","vanity-fairs-hollywood-portfolio-cover","colorized-history","dr-phil-mm","ariana-grande","ariana-grande-petal","boozecats","cocky-want-boing-boing","er-pelliccia","floating-filipino-government-officials","mo-farah-running-away-from-things","blonde-aoc"],"popularityRank":3487,"license":"Meme images and history: templates, screenshots, photos and fan edits, many of copyrighted material or real people. Explicit and offensive memes and images are included and flagged nsfw. Check you have the right to use an image before publishing."}