The Google Arts and Culture app is...everywhere right now thanks to its selfie-to-priceless-art-work tool. You’ve probably seen the algorithmic side-by-side comparisons by way of Facebook friends or celebs on Twitter—some terrible, yet some tremendously accurate. Naturally, we dug up our favorite matches that were too uncanny to let fall through the cracks and crevices of social media. (Or something like that.)
Vince Vaughn
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A sexual and violent match.
Ben Stiller
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It's a metaphor. (But that actually happened though.)
Scarlett Johansson
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Barely a match.
Michael Richards
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Almost too easy—not impressed.
Willem Dafoe
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"Google, for three... bang!"
Bill Murray
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An underrated, unappreciated work of modern art.
Billy Blatts
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"One dog goes one way, the other dog goes the other way..."
McKayla Maroney
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Google Gold.
Bojack Horseman
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Astute.
The Ghostbusters
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11% of Google has never seen Ghostbusters.