Every day since May, a Twitter account called @SamePhotoOfSeth has tweeted the same thing:

It’s a still of Seth Rogen inhabiting the "Kim Kardashian" character in a parody video of Kanye West’s "Bound 2" music video.
Here’s the original music video that inspired Seth Rogen to take off his shirt and pretend to be a pretty lady while hanging out with his good friend James Franco:
Here’s an upload of the parody which has 9 million views on YouTube but has the audio track muted because despite the fact that Kim, Kanye, Seth, and James only want to bring joy and happiness to the world, Google and the music labels have decided that we don’t deserve nice things:
Here’s an example tweet from @SamePhotoOfSeth:
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/hY6t6a4JxY
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) July 13, 2016
Here’s another example from June. Maybe you can spot the similarities:
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/ZaNyjxQJcY
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) June 22, 2016
Just one more, to make sure you’re feeling it:
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/MOEQ22Z6LQ
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) June 2, 2016
I don’t know why someone would dedicate their life to tweeting this photo at Seth Rogen every day. But I also can’t think of a single reason not to do this thing.
On June 8th, Seth Rogen finally broke:
Who are you why are you doing this? https://t.co/gpPT36NDO5
— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) July 8, 2016
And then it happened. The moment @SamePhotoOfSeth, and any parody account probably, is striving for / dreaming of / wishing and praying and hoping for... Seth Rogen retweeted it.
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/NOfEyEzgm6
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) July 10, 2016
Almost 1,000 retweets! Pretty great result for everybody involved, I’d say. But I don’t check Twitter constantly, so I missed it. Which when you think about it maybe helps explain the consistency and determination of @SamePhotoOfSeth. Twitter is a stream, and we all dip our toes in from time to time, and the rest flows by. How do you create something permanent?
Well, here’s one way:
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/p9SmCUKpUz
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) May 28, 2016
I at last saw this specific photo of Seth Rogen when he retweeted it again on the 20th:
@Sethrogen #SethRogen pic.twitter.com/sRcyttATXO
— Seth Rogen Photo (@SamePhotoOfSeth) July 20, 2016
When I pointed this cool retweet out to my co-workers, they reminded me of another time Seth Rogen tweeted, because apparently The Verge panned Seth Rogen and James Franco’s film The Interview:
@verge go fuck yourselves.
— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) December 25, 2014
Anyway, back to this photo:

The 20th was my birthday! Just like James Franco’s character in The Interview, I was feeling journalistic, so I reached out to @SamePhotoOfSeth for comment:

That sounds about right.