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This is a screenshot of a viral Twitter thread turned meme. The top post from the verified New York Post account announces an unnamed 19-year-old as 2020's 'Most Beautiful woman in the world', paired with a portrait photo of the woman. Twitter user @ToniaCamille (Camillelam) replies to disagree with the claim, saying 'I beg to differ' and posting her own portrait photo to imply she is more beautiful than the selected woman. A third user Vincent replies to both users with the punchline 'you gonna be begging for a while', agreeing that Camille is more attractive, creating a funny joke pushing back against mainstream media's beauty picks.
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@New York Post (@nypost) Twitter/X

This 19-year-old is 2020's 'Most Beautiful' woman in the world

Dialogue

Camillelam (@ToniaCamille): I beg to differ
Vincent (@snakestorm32571): you gonna be begging for a while

Overview

This is a screenshot of a viral Twitter thread turned meme. The top post from the verified New York Post account announces an unnamed 19-year-old as 2020's 'Most Beautiful woman in the world', paired with a portrait photo of the woman. Twitter user @ToniaCamille (Camillelam) replies to disagree with the claim, saying 'I beg to differ' and posting her own portrait photo to imply she is more beautiful than the selected woman. A third user Vincent replies to both users with the punchline 'you gonna be begging for a while', agreeing that Camille is more attractive, creating a funny joke pushing back against mainstream media's beauty picks.

Origin notes

This is a reposted meme originally sourced from a public interaction on Twitter (X), shared to Reddit with the title 'reality check' as noted in the given source information. The viral Twitter thread became a popular meme for its unexpected punchline agreeing with the disagreeing user.

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