#MillennialAMovie

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Michael Vine @MichaelGVine Follow Meme Girls #MillennialAMovie 10:31 AM-25 Oct 2017

David Prock @DavidProck Follow The Trigger Movie #MillennialAMovie GIF 11:51 AM-25 Oct 2017

@oreooo_b Follow can't afford a Home Alone #MillennialAMovie GIF 2015 FOX 7:54 AM-25 Oct 2017

Rick Canton Follow @TheRickCanton Gone with the Climate Change #MillennialAMovie #TLP

Edwin-1.1 @edwin_g15 Follow Get Rich or Die Trying to Pay Off Student Loans. #MillennialAMovie 5:51 PM-25 Oct 2017

Blair Mitch Project @MitchellBader Follow Star Wars: A New Hope, Who Dis? #MillennialAMovie 9:31 AM-25 Oct 2017

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About

#MillennialAMovie is a hashtag game in which Twitter users take popular movie titles and slightly edit them to make the films be about the plight of Millennials.

Origin

On October 25th, 2017, Twitter account @TagFemmes^[1] tweeted an invitation to Twitter users to play "#MillennialAMovie" as part of popular hashtag-game account, @HashtagRoundup. Their tweet gained 23 retweets and 47 likes.

Tag Femmes @TagFemmes Follow Let's play #MillennialAMovie with @TagFemmes! @HelenMaryMe @robyndwoskin Part of @HashtagRoundup! OTaqFemmes invites vouto play Millennia!AMOVIe With @HelenMaryMe @RobynDwoskin Part of @HashtagRoundu

Spread

Quickly after the introduction of the hashtag, it began trending on Twitter, as thousands of Twitter users added their twist on the game. Moviefone^[2] was one of the first media outlets to cover the hashtag, and major outlets including Buzzfeed,^[3] Huffington Post,^[4] Refinery29,^[5] and more. The majority of the jokes were text based and popular examples gained several hundreds of retweets. For example, a joke by @MitchellBader riffing on Star Wars gained over 480 retweets (shown below, left). Another popular joke posted by @edwin_g15 riffed on Get Rich or Die Trying and gained over 330 retweets (shown below, right).