National Selfie Day

June 21, Saturday

National Selfie Day
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National Selfie Day is an unofficial holiday celebrated annually in the United States on June 21st. It encourages people to take selfies and share them on social media. The day is all about self-expression, creativity, and embracing the fun side of photography.

History of National Selfie Day
National Selfie Day was founded in 2014 by DJ Rick McNeely of Fishbowl Radio Network. He created the holiday to celebrate the growing popularity of selfies and to encourage people to capture moments of their lives in a fun and engaging way.

How People Celebrate
On National Selfie Day, people participate by taking selfies and posting them on social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook using the hashtag #NationalSelfieDay. Some common ways people celebrate include:

- Taking selfies with friends, family, or pets
- Visiting iconic landmarks or scenic spots for the perfect selfie backdrop
- Using creative filters, props, or themes
- Participating in selfie challenges or contests online

Impact of the Holiday
National Selfie Day has become a popular trend on social media, with thousands of users sharing their selfies each year. It also serves as a reminder of how technology and smartphones have changed the way we capture and share our lives.

Fun Facts About Selfies
- The word "selfie" was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013.
- The first known use of the word "selfie" dates back to 2002 in an Australian online forum.
- Selfie sticks became a global trend in the mid-2010s, making it easier to take group selfies or capture wider backgrounds.
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