The Brief: While some people participate in the #FaceAppChallenge, others are roasting the app for the viral trend it's created on social media.

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By now, it’s almost inconceivable to imagine that people aren’t aware of the #FaceAppChallenge, the viral filter challenge sweeping the internet. Unlike Snapchat’s “Baby” filter which aged users down to infancy, FaceApp’s “Age” filter offers users the opportunity to age themselves older… much older.
I’m Baby? More like, I’m Grandpa.
Popular Old Age FaceApp Memes
While many people were quick to download FaceApp so they too, could share their old age selfies, others chose to roast the app and the viral challenge it inspired.
Most of the memes do not utilize FaceApp whatsoever.
Seeing these aging filters is wild cuz benjiman button came out in 2008 and more than a decade later its a filter on a phone. crazy
— the daze (@ILOVETHEDAZE) July 16, 2019
Not to brag but I don't need that stupid aging app pic.twitter.com/mX24OMmsUJ
— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) July 16, 2019
In several memes, users place two images side-by-side. The first picture (left) is often the user (or whichever celeb they’re memeing) present day. The second picture (right) is meant to be the meme-ified old age version of said person.
More often than not, the two images are NOT of the same person. Sometimes, the older version of the meme subject isn’t even human…
Goat#FaceApp pic.twitter.com/k3m731Qpqr
— Thami Nkuna🍁🍃 (@Thami_honey) July 17, 2019
This app is incredible. #FaceApp pic.twitter.com/OkgiogrMiQ
— Ophelia Rises (@ophelia_rises) July 17, 2019
Other memes feature two images of the same person…
Let me introduce y'all to the winner of the #AgeChallenge #FaceApp 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/z6C64VbJkq
— ATICKLE ❁ (@_harrisonJNR) July 17, 2019
And then there are those that age-up celebs to the extreme. Notice how Kris Jenner hasn’t aged, but the rest of the Kardashian coven has?
The #FaceApp works hard, but @KrisJenner works harder pic.twitter.com/PFsj2ik5rm
— Saint Hoax (@SaintHoax) July 17, 2019
Many FaceApp memes comedically feature only the “after” shot.
Are we doing this right? #FaceAppChallenge #FaceApp #Cryptkeeper pic.twitter.com/1MGleWokCE
— FriGay the 13th Horror Podcast (@frigay13) July 17, 2019
On a more serious note, there have even been quite a few FaceaApp memes used to raise concerns about environmental issues like climate change.
Thought I’d try this Face App thing on Piccadilly Gardens from manchester
This Simpsons meme emphasizes the sudden popularity of the trend…
When you enter on social networks and you're the only one who doesn't use #FaceApp pic.twitter.com/kKk9wyGJyv
— Muneeb here ! (@Itzmuneebhere) July 17, 2019
As does this Distracted Boyfriend meme.
Face App everywhere from memes
Some FaceApp memes point out the app’s other filter features in addition to aging. This Twitter user, for example, created a younger, hipper version of Harrison Ford using a facial hair filter.
Everyone making everyone old. F that. I’m turning Harrison into a hippie bad ass. #faceapp pic.twitter.com/HSTlgF5lfx
— Kristian Harloff (@KristianHarloff) July 17, 2019
While some celebrities have jumped in on the aging action, many FaceApp memes featuring the internet’s fave celebs have been created by fans.
I’ll still be squatting when I’m 90. #FaceApp pic.twitter.com/InbpMXNOXQ
— White Goodman (@White_Goodman_) July 17, 2019
The final contenders on The Bachelorette:
Just for kicks… I made a Face App collage of Hannah’s final 4 from thebachelor
The Paul Rudd Effect
There are several memes that have been used to show how certain celebrities don’t seem to age at all. Many Twitter users refer to this as the “Paul Rudd Effect”.
As far as we can tell, all of the Marvel heroes will age gracefully, with the exception of Ant-Man, who stans claim will never age.
using #faceapp on Paul Rudd like pic.twitter.com/YZF6Hg1F3V
— UPROXX (@UPROXX) July 17, 2019
Avengers but with the FaceApp aging filter pic.twitter.com/XYSNtyrcN4
— IGN (@IGN) July 16, 2019
Apparently, Paul Rudd isn’t the only celebrity who doesn’t age…
So @Pharrell tried the #FaceApp and still…nothing. pic.twitter.com/Vt1ybP3WRo
— Maps Maponyane (@MapsMaponyane) July 17, 2019
Keith Richards getting in on the #FaceApp action. pic.twitter.com/2NXa5LuXtV
— Jesus H. Christ (@ThePeoplesJesus) July 17, 2019
T. Swift and her eternal hot girl summer look.
woah guys i tried out #FaceApp and i think this is how you age when you’re unproblematic
2019 2049 pic.twitter.com/fE6DfKAl0s
— bo-𝙢𝙗𝙖𝙡𝙪𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙖-gi (@BogiTheBest) July 17, 2019
So Morgan Freeman tried the FaceApp and Nothing happened.
Lols…😂😂😂#FaceApp #faceappchallange pic.twitter.com/la3rckFaHm— Frankly Frank (@FrankFagbo) July 17, 2019
Gwen Stefani before and after #FaceApp challenge pic.twitter.com/yBAsnRJFB7
— nau ✿ (@gwensmybae) July 17, 2019
Even Lego looks the same…
Not even the #FaceApp can age us pic.twitter.com/ZiNWlOSblD
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) July 17, 2019
And there had to be at least one Keanu Reeves meme.
However, it seems nobody stands the test of time as well as tennis player Roger Federer who, according to this Twitter user, actually gets younger over time.
We just put Roger Federer through the #FaceApp old age filter and look what happened 🧐😉😮 pic.twitter.com/t2TB8FSxTN
— Dinora♥RF (@norinchi_df) July 17, 2019
Here’s hoping we all age as gracefully as Roger!