Siblings Recreate Throwback Family Photo from Decades Before, Internet Is Wowed
- Family is everything and three siblings have further proven this with their old and new family photos
- One of the siblings took to social media to join the "how it started vs how it's going" trend by sharing a photo of many years ago and a current one
- Tweeps loved the photos and commended the siblings for maintaining similar poses in both photos
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Three Nigerian siblings recreated an adorable family photo they took many years ago with a new one as they struck similar poses and got social media talking.
One of the siblings with the Twitter handle @chefobubu took to the social media platform to share both photos and captioned them:
"How It started Vs How it’s going."
In both photos, the male, with palpable smile on his face, stood beside his two sisters as they posed for the camera.
Both the old and the new photos show how far the siblings have come. A lot may have happened in those many years and a lot may equally have been achieved.
Nigerians on Twitter loved the photos and soon flooded the comment section with their thoughts.
Source: UGC
@DanielAkhimien2 wrote:
"Seeing things like this keeps me Grateful to God."
@JHOLAIYAH commented:
"The guy smile is still the same."
@mbaefun reacted:
"Brotherman is always standing at attention."
In a previous report by Briefly.co.za, photos of people believed to be a couple taken years apart have stirred massive reactions on Twitter.
A user on the platform with the handle @meothmans captioned the photos as one that showed a journey that went from a place of nothing to one backed by grace. In the first photo, the couple held each other as young couples would. The second frame shows them years later in a better social state.
While some tweeps praised the woman as a patient person for sticking with the man through thick and thin, others said they believed all they had to achieve the second photo was just a better photographer a few years after the first shot was taken.
As at the time of writing this report, their photos had gathered over 36,000 likes with hundreds of comments on the bird app Twitter.
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Source: Briefly News
