30 Artist Created 'Yassified' Photos Of Celebrities Stirring Up Strong Opinions On The Internet

If there's one thing you must have come across in social media these days, it's the "yassification" trend that's making rounds on different social platforms. It has gained so much popularity that a lot of memes have already sprouted from the trend.

You have probably seen it all around Twitter, with the account @YassifyBot producing images of celebrities with heavily altered faces made to look like their "most beautiful" versions of themselves. If you are still confused about what the word "yassify" or "yassification" means, it's just slang used to describe applying beauty filters and edits to someone's image using popular editing apps such as FaceApp, Photoshop, or Facetune.

These are usually characterized by airbrushed skin, perfect, on-fleek eyebrows, heavily contoured nose and cheeks, and balayage hair. While this is obviously somehow an ode to how much editing some photos of celebrities undergo before being posted on social media, things took a funny turn when these photos and the terms "yassify" and "yassification" eventually became meme references.

However, it's not only @YassifyBot on Twitter that's been producing beautified photos of celebrities; we have @goddess.women on Instagram as well! The account has now over 378k followers subscribing to her edited photos of famous people if they were to look even more perfect than they already seem to be.

However, some people seem to be responding negatively to this kind of content, saying that it only promotes unhealthy beauty standards in our society. The owner of the Goddess Women project countered this by saying that her main goal is to create art with photo-editing software.

Take a look at some of their posts below!