8 best Photobombs ever!

The next time you are told to leave the screen because you do not fit in, photobomb them. And, it is official now. After selfie, the word ‘Photobomb’ has now made an entry in the urban dictionary with its official meaning given as an otherwise normal photo that has been ruined or spoiled by someone who was not supposed to be in the photograph. With this trophy, we present to you the 8 best photobombs ever.

1. The winner has to be Queen Elizabeth photobombing a selfie during Commonwealth games. Though there was a tough competition with Bendict Cumberbatch and Jennifer Lawrence, but she the Queen, literally.

2. Next in row, we all remember the epic photobomb by Benedict Cumberbatch at the Oscars. And we thought Sherlock will make him famous. This beats the game.

3. Apart from red carpet dresses, winning speeches and surprises by the hosts, Oscar 2014 gave us one more reason to remember it, the trend of photobomb. From Lupita Nyong’o’s photobomb expression while photobombing Jared Leto which became the official ‘photobomb expression’ till Jennifer Lawrence broke the record, to Anne Hathaway getting photobombed by Jared Leto, Oscar saw it all.

4. Talking about Jennifer Lawrence, her photobomb expression became a winner while she photobombedd Taylor Swift at the Golden Globe.

5. Jennifer Lawrence started her photobombing career with this surprise attack on Sarah Jessica Parker at Met Gala, 2013.

6. In this game, no one is spared once they enter it. Nyong’o got it back too. Nyong’o was photobombed by Emma Thompson during the SAG awards.

7. If you think you can just sneak in and make a funny face and win the game, you need to wake up. Photobomb is an art. Dustin Hoffman and Jack Black showed you how to master this art at Cannes Film festival. Silently sneak in, look aloof and make yourself a perfect part of the picture.

8. How can we talk about photobomb and not mention the first photobomb which made it all. We all pay homage to that very first photobomb of a sting ray which went viral within seconds of it being posted online and created this trend.

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