Ghozali Everyday's selfies for every day in five years, apparently not the longest. Previously there was Hugo Cornellier who took selfies every day for almost 10 years!
Cornellier documented his selfies from the age of 12 to 22, from 2008 to August 2017.
Within a decade, Cornellier took photos of himself with various different backgrounds. But uniquely, the photo style is the same, he faces the camera with a serious face.
In total there are more than 2,500 Hugo Cornellier selfies. Then, as a result of the project, he turned a timelapse into a 2.19 minute video.
Interestingly, the end result of the Canadian man's selfie ended with Cornellier letting go of his single life and he smiled.
The result of this selfie, Cornellier uploaded it to YouTube which managed to attract 213 million pairs of netizens' eyes.
It is not yet known whether Hugo Cornellier sold selfies every day for ten years to the Non-Fungible Token or NFT platform as Ghozali Everyday did or the man whose real name is Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali.
Given the time and number of selfies that are more than Ghozali, the potential for Cornellier's earnings could be greater. How are you, Cornelier?
