Have you ever had that moment when you're terrified but erotice empowerment workshopafraid to express it in front of a group of people? And then you realize everybody else is feeling the same way? That's precisely what's happening in this Tyra Banks meme making the rounds on Twitter.
"How many people were scared?" Banks asks a group of contestants on America's Next Top Model. Right on queue, their hands go up, and Banks raises hers, as well. "Me too," she says. "I was really really scared." The collective admission of fear is proving to be very relatable on Twitter, spawning a new batch of memes.
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