Eminem Joins #DollyPartonChallenge Using Gay Dating App Grindr: Did I Do It Right? [Photo]
Eminem Joins #DollyPartonChallenge Using Gay Dating App Grindr: Did I Do It Right? [Photo]
Eminem is known for his dramatic antics and on Friday (Jan. 24th), the Detroit rapper joined in with a viral trend on social media that reflects a users personality on different platform.
Eminem (real name Marshall Mathers III), took to Twitter to reveal four different past and present photos that reflected how he uses the social media platforms of Linked-In, Instagram, Facebook, and a gay dating app called, Grindr. The 47-year-old rapper asks,
”Did I do it right?”
Check out a few hilarious reactions:
https://twitter.com/blaquefeen/status/1220817178674503681?s=21
https://twitter.com/zoloftiana/status/1220801995079966720?s=21

Legendary singer Dolly Parton first ignited the trend on Tuesday (Jan. 21st) accidentally creating a viral challenge called the #DollyPartonChallenge. Parton, 74, took to Instagram sharing four totally separate looks for her LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Tinder accounts. The platform Instagram took to her comments to crown the queen of the latest viral trend,
”A trendsetter in every one of her looks.”

Immediately after, several notable celebs took to their accounts to share their four platform profile personalities including Will Smith, Kandi Burruss, Ellen, Wendy Williams, Kerry Washington, Ludacris, and legendary singer Janet Jackson.


Which celeb has the best challenge photo? Let us know in the comments!

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