There’s a new filter sweeping social media, and it’s leaving people somewhere between delighted and personally attacked. The “Your Disney Twin” filter is a fresh trend that’s blown up in the past few days, and it promises to show you which Disney character you most resemble — by matching half of your face with a randomly selected character.
The results? Sometimes spot-on, sometimes hilariously off, and occasionally, just downright savage. This viral trend has millions of people sharing their matches, and the reactions are comedy gold.
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The filter that’s roasting everyone
The “Your Disney Twin” filter is available on Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok. It works by splitting the screen — one half shows your face, and the other half reveals your Disney look-alike.
The fun (or the pain) is in the randomness. You might get paired with a graceful princess, a daring hero, or… Jafar. The unpredictability of it all has sparked countless reactions, making the filter wildly popular.
@lol_usa My Disney Twin Filter #disneytwin #filter #lookalike #disneyfilter #fyp #funny ♬ Funny - Gold-Tiger
In this carousel, users take turns trying the filter, and the results range from flattering to absolutely brutal. Think you’re going to be matched with Elsa? Sorry, here’s Ursula instead.
How to try the filter yourself
Want to find your Disney twin and risk a hit to your ego? Here’s how to do it:
On Snapchat
- Open the Snapchat app and go to the camera screen.
- Tap the smiley face icon to open the Lens Explorer.
- Search for “Your Disney Twin”.
- Select the filter, record your video, and brace yourself for the result.
On Instagram
- Open the Stories camera in the Instagram app.
- Swipe through the filters until you see the magnifying glass icon.
- Search for “Your Disney Twin” and select the filter.
- Tap “Try It” and see which character you’re paired with.
On TikTok
While the filter isn’t native to TikTok, here’s a hack: Use the filter on Snapchat or Instagram, save the video, and upload it to TikTok with the hashtag #DisneyTwin.
The internet’s best reactions
People haven’t been shy about sharing their results — and their reactions are half the fun.
TikTok user @itsmecharlieeee got paired with Hades from Hercules and captioned their video: “Guess I’m feeling villainous today.”
Another user, @lilylaughsalot, was matched with Goofy and just sighed: “Can’t argue with that.”
Meanwhile, @sarahsmiles got Yzma from The Emperor’s New Groove and said:“Honestly? I feel attacked, but also… she’s kind of fabulous.”
When @johndoughnut got paired with Quasimodo: “Guess I’m ringing the bells today!”
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Why it’s going viral
The magic of this filter is in its mix of nostalgia and humor. We all have a soft spot for Disney characters, but getting matched with someone unexpected adds a layer of comedy. Whether it’s the joy of nailing a perfect match or the hilarity of a total mismatch, the filter taps into our love for a little playful self-roasting.
Final thoughts — and a challenge
Think you’ll get Ariel or Prince Eric? Give the filter a try and find out. Just be prepared — Disney magic can be as savage as it is sweet.
Try the filter and join the fun. Share your results with the hashtag #DisneyTwin and see who else got hilariously humbled by Disney’s casting department.
@drainexplorers My Disney Twin Filter🤣 #disneyfilter #disneytwin #characterfilter #looklike #cartoontwinfilter ♬ Funny - Gold-Tiger
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The one phrase people most want to ban forever—and 20 more that drive us all nuts
If you’ve ever cringed at hearing “It is what it is” or rolled your eyes at someone saying “No offense…” before delivering something totally offensive, you’re definitely not alone. Some expressions are so irritating, so overused, or so grammatically cursed that hearing them once more might just push us over the edge.
We asked our Facebook audience, “ If you could ban one annoying phrase from existence forever, what would it be?” and holy moly, did the floodgates open. Typically, a given question might rack up around 5,000 comments—but this one? Over 14,000. People shared responses that were funny, petty, brutally honest, and occasionally downright poignant. From phrases that try (and fail) to sound wise, to those so overused they've lost all meaning entirely—here are the top contenders folks are completely done with.
The one phrase nearly everyone wants to vanish
By far the most repeated offender was:
Over and over, users cited this as the ultimate non-response. It’s dismissive, it ends conversations, and it offers exactly zero comfort or help.
Another big category? Expressions meant to comfort that end up being painful or insulting. These include:
Many commenters explained that these phrases, while often well-intentioned, feel dismissive in times of grief or hardship.
Grammar gripes and word crimes
Grammar lovers had a lot of feelings. Some of the most-cited “please stop saying this” phrases included:
And let’s not forget the collective rage over “pacifically” when people mean “specifically.”
Words that reveal more than they intend
Several users took issue with phrases that feel passive-aggressive or intellectually lazy, such as:
As user Jacqueline C. put it, “'To be honest...' What does that mean? That you're not honest any other time?”
Phrases tied to racism, sexism, or toxic positivity
A significant number of respondents took aim at harmful or politically charged phrases. Among them:
These comments weren’t just about annoyance—they were about the emotional weight and social impact of language.
James G. didn’t mince words when he wrote: “‘Go back to your country, then’ 🤬. The epitome of racist. I love my country, plus my ancestors did not ASK to be brought here the way they were.”
Corporate speak and empty buzzwords
You knew these were coming.
These phrases sparked a different kind of rage—one reserved for staff meetings and marketing emails.
Iris H. summed it up: “Most corporate speak. Downsizing. Low hanging fruit. Pivot. etc…..” Just say what you mean, please.
Why this resonated so deeply
There’s something unifying about shared irritation. These phrases might seem harmless or routine, but for many people, they’re like verbal paper cuts—tiny annoyances that, over time, sting a lot more than they should.
Whether it’s poor grammar, dismissive condolences, or flat-out hate speech in disguise, we’re collectively craving language that’s thoughtful, clear, and kind.
So the next time you find yourself reaching for one of these expressions, take a beat. Maybe there’s a better way to say what you mean. Or maybe… just don’t say anything at all.
And if you’ve got your own phrase that should be banished from existence? Don’t worry—there’s still time to add to the list.
Got another phrase that needs to go? Drop it in the comments on our original Facebook post.
Bonus: The top five most hated phrases from our poll
Let’s make 2025 the year we finally stop saying all of them.