This Girl's Optical Illusion Photo Went Viral Because It's Hilarious
This is too funny.
Flamingo Images / Shutterstock When you put together an outfit, you tend to look for something cute, while trying to avoid others making crazy comparisons of you. After all, who wants to become a weird meme on the internet?
But one girl not only had on a cute outfit, she also made a crazy comparison of it herself and totally owned it. This optical illusion really portrayed her personality.
Optical illusions are "images or pictures that we perceive differently than they really are." So, our brain is tricked to see something that is totally different than what it actually is.
A young woman who goes by "beedat" on Imgur came across a floor that looked very similar to her outfit. She then lay across it and created an illusion of her melting into the floor.
"I walked into the room and realized the floor had chosen the same outfit," read the caption.
An imgur commenter said, "You must've been... floored!" Another Imgur commenter said, "Clearly you need to tell the floor to go home and change."
The photo took off with over 2 million views and 267 comments about the interesting situation. At least her outfit (and the carpeting!) both have good taste.
There was even another person who matched his socks to the carpet at the Portland International Airport.
It's so interesting to see the patterns and connections between people's clothing and the materials used as flooring.
This Reddit user found out that her shirt matched the paint in this hotel hallway.
A Reddit commentator responded, "If either of them put on a new coat, they'd be fine."
And this Imgur user posted a picture of her leggings that matched the carpet!
You cannot even see this woman's shoes unless you look for them.
Last but not least, there is supposed to be a cell phone somewhere in this photo. Can you find it? (We're still looking...)
It's hilarious to see everyone's reactions to finding out that they somehow match their surroundings, without plan or making a conscious decision. It just happens and their reactions are priceless.
There are so many things optical illusions can tell you about yourself. Have you created your own optical illusion yet?
Editor's Note: This article was originally posted in June 2015 and was updated with the latest information.
Nicole Weaver is a love and entertainment writer. Find her on Twitter for more.