Years after that photo, Tyra has come to embrace the years before she came into her own.
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A MI high school student wins admirers across the country after she masterfully recreated her kindergarten photo for her senior year ID badge. So when her Kentwood, Michigan, high school gave her the opportunity to get creative with her senior pic, she made a decision to recreate the OG one.
Hunt, now a senior, chose to recreate her awkward kindergarten school photo when she had to take her school ID picture this year.
Hunt used her kindergarten yearbook picture as inspiration, buying a neon yellow hoodie and ironing on the letters “USA” to match the look of her younger self, neon green bubble hair ties and all.
“For my senior year, our school lets us have a amusing ID picture because they use our real senior picture in the yearbook. And I found a green sweatshirt and then we ironed on United States of America to it and we were like, ‘This is going to be ideal'”. Since she shared the two photos side-by-side on Twitter, the post has been liked over 102,000 times and retweeted over 34,000 times.
The kindergarten photo, she said, is something of a family joke. It sits in a frame on the mantle in her family room.
At least 94,000 people already think she has.
She tweeted a photo of her new school ID card in which she recreated her photo to look exactly like one she took when she was 5 years old.
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“It’s pretty insane. I really didn’t expect it to blow up that way that it did”, she said.
