The best case scenario for a car accident? No one gets hurt — and its aftermath becomes a viral hit on Twitter. That’s just the kind of serendipity that struck over Thanksgiving weekend for Twitter user @hellocojo, thanks to an unfortunate face plant into a front seat headrest from the backseat— which left a perfect makeup imprint of the passenger’s face.
The tweet immediately struck a chord, as tens of thousands of users posted the requisite cry-laughing emoji and unfortunate makeup imprints of their own, along with a few classic memes, for good measure:
@ffrrancine @hellocojo pic.twitter.com/7SsMEJr37x
— gracie (@graciehirota) November 29, 2016
@_karlyxx @atlantamwX @_ashlie_x @hellocojo actually is you that??? pic.twitter.com/4Zg6LtwcGR
— H♡ (@hayleyjones_x) November 27, 2016
@_iconicc @hellocojo doubt my rich cocoa will show up on the seat pic.twitter.com/MVzwgXg7L9
— danny phantom (@mchapelc) November 29, 2016
For others, the now infamous pic proved an analogy for life:
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@hellocojo this is how hard life hit me after highschool pic.twitter.com/oLGFMRDf3b
— Carmen Franklin (@carmellaa__) November 28, 2016
And for some, the image poses a riddle: How are the teeth marks hued like the face foundation left behind?
@hellocojo you put makeup on your teeth? pic.twitter.com/NM8D3vzOaT
— BeeP (@lotsofmango) November 28, 2016
Mysteries aside, there may be a few life lesson takeaways from the backseat blunder. As some users have pointed out, the incident makes a great case for wearing your seatbelt — and setting spray.
@hellocojo TRY SETTING SPRAY HUN, IT WORKS WONDERS??
— Leøne (@JnannaLily) November 27, 2016
@C_McDee_ @hellocojo Hahahahahah gots to get me a good setting spray for that day
— GAYNOR (@Gaayynoorrr) November 27, 2016