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Snapchat Cam At WNBA Game Uses Hilarious Filters On Fans—And The Internet Is LOLing Hard

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Video of a recent Snapchat cam during a WBNA game between the Indiana Fever and the Seattle Storm has the internet in stitches after applying hilarious filters to fans in the stands.

Whether or not we've been to a game with an audience camera, or if we've ever been "blessed" with being on camera, we've at least all heard of the Jumbotron, the Candy Camera, or the Kiss Camera.

But with the influx of social media apps and general social media influence in our lives, it stands to reason that the producers behind these cameras would start to use... filters.


The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) started using filters on their audience camera last year, but one of the highlights for the NBA was during a game in March when the Snapchat cam used a crying filter over the faces of Lakers fans as their team trailed the Indiana Pacers.

Earlier this month, the WNBA used a variety of Snapchat filters during a game between Indiana Fever and the Seattle Storm, and the audience's reactions had everyone cackling and coming back for more.

You can watch the highlight reel here:

Our favorites included the couple at the very beginning of the video, because who doesn't love a good side-eye, and the middle-aged woman saying, "No!" over and over, much to her friend's amusement.

And don't get us started on the girl at the 30-second mark waving and taking a stressed-out bite of food with the filter on.

Some found these filter reactions to be endlessly hilarious.

 


 


 


 


 


 

Others agreed and hoped that more of these filters during sports events would be available in the future.

 


 


 


 


 

Though it's always been fun to see people's reactions when they're caught on camera during a game, there's something special about seeing what they'll do with the filter they've been paired with.

It'd be really hilarious to see someone, for example, rooting for their team who has just scored, only for an angry filter to be put on them. Imagine them trying to act out being excited for their team while wearing that filter! It's hilarious to think about all the possibilities!

But let's make sure not to pair incompatible phenomena together, like the cringe filter with a Kiss Cam. No one wants to see that.

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