While celebrities are still stuck in coronavirus lockdown, a new viral sensation has been sweeping the nation in the form of new ‘Elf on the Shelf’ memes.
Comedienne Amy Schumer has participated in the meme craze before over the past week, though she may have outdone herself this time.
The 39-year-old actress hopped on a Zoom call with some of her famous friends for a stacked Elf on a Shelf meme for the ages.
Meme challenge: Comedienne Amy Schumer has participated in the meme craze before over the past week, though she may have outdone herself this time
The Trainwreck writer-star stacked up supermodel Heidi Klum, Orlando Bloom, his wife Katy Perry and Rumer Willis, all above herself on the call.
She captioned the post, ‘Klum on Bloom on Ruum on Schum on Zoom,’ while tagging @therealbeedy and @pedroxsampaio.
Schumer also tagged Katy Perry, challenging her to ‘beat this’ in one of her future Instagram posts.
On Zoom: The Trainwreck writer-star stacked up supermodel Heidi Klum, Orlando Bloom, his wife Katy Perry and Rumer Willis, all above herself on the call
Schumer had participated in the meme challenge before, though the whole sensation was seemingly started by Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Garcelle Beauvais on December 1.
The actress and reality star posted a meme of her sitting on singer and hat connoisseur Pharrell Williams, dubbed Garcelle on Pharrell.
This meme inspired celebs everywhere to start brushing up on those photoshopping skills. superimposing either themselves or other celebs on each other’s shoulders.
Meme origins: The actress and reality star posted a meme of her sitting on singer and goofy hat connoisseur Pharrell Williams, dubbed Garcelle on Pharrell
Reese Witherspoon added an innovative take, putting a photo of John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John dancing in Grease on her shoulder for Grease on Reese.
Elizabeth Banks photoshopped Tom Hanks from Forrest Gump onto her shoulder for Hanks on Banks.
Amy Schumer first got into the elf meme game by superimposing herself on Heidi Klum for Schum on Klum.
Grease on Reese: Reese Witherspoon added an innovative take, putting a photo of John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John dancing in Grease on her shoulder for Grease on Reese
Hanks on Banks: Elizabeth Banks photoshopped Tom Hanks from Forrest Gump onto her shoulder for Hanks on Banks
Schum on Klum: Amy Schumer first got into the elf meme game by superimposing herself on Heidi Klum for Schum on Klum
Melissa McCarthy got rather innovative as well with two different celebs, Chris Hemsworth and Sissy Spacek, for Chrissy and Sissy on Missy.
Jennifer Garner got into the fun by putting actor/director Sean Penn on her shoulder for Penn on Jen.
Mariah Carey got both festive and creative, putting Jim Carrey from his 2000 hit movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas on her shoulder for Carrey on Carey.
Innovative: Melissa McCarthy got rather innovative as well with two different celebs, Chris Hemsworth and Sissy Spacek, for Chrissy and Sissy on Missy
Penn on Jen: Jennifer Garner got into the fun by putting actor/director Sean Penn on her shoulder for Penn on Jen
Carrey on Carey: Mariah Carey got both festive and creative, putting Jim Carrey from his 2000 hit movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas on her shoulder for Carrey on Carey
The Marvel Cinematic Universe was also represented by Mark Ruffalo, who put a photo of Iron Man/Tony Stark on his shoulder for Stark on Mark.
Drew Barrymore also used the meme for a mini-Charlies Angeles reunion, positioning Lucy Liu on her shoulder for Liu on Drew.
Actress Rashida Jones also celebrated another Rashida Jones for being, ‘The FIRST BLACK PERSON EVER to run a major cable news network!!’ after she was announced as the new president of MSNBC.
Stark on Mark: The Marvel Cinematic Universe was also represented by Mark Ruffalo, who put a photo of Iron Man/Tony Stark on his shoulder for Stark on Mark
Liu on Drew: Drew Barrymore also used the meme for a mini-Charlies Angeles reunion, positioning Lucy Liu on her shoulder for Liu on Drew
Rashida on Rashida: Actress Rashida Jones also celebrated another Rashida Jones for being, ‘The FIRST BLACK PERSON EVER to run a major cable news network!!’ after she was announced as the new president of MSNBC