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Parton captioned the picture 'Get you a woman who can do it all,' with a winky emoji. The last picture, labeled 'TINDER,' shows Parton crouched in a sitting position wearing a Playboy bunny outfit. The second is a smiling picture of Parton in a turtleneck Christmas sweater, with the frame labeled 'FACEBOOK.' On the bottom row, the left picture says 'INSTAGRAM' and shows a black and white picture of the singer with her leg extended and a guitar by her side. The first picture, labeled 'LINKEDIN,' features Parton in a checkered blazer and ruffled necktie. 21 features four different pictures of her stacked in a 2x2 frame. Plus, it does all this in the form of a fun meme that anyone can personalize and make their own.įirst things first: Why is it called the Dolly Parton Challenge? It's simple - the country queen herself was the person who invented the meme and posted it first.

And while these may seem like the unspoken rules for each app, the new Dolly Parton Challenge on Instagram makes them a little more established.

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Your LinkedIn is your professional persona, Facebook is more family-friendly, Instagram is all about your unique aesthetic, and Tinder might be reserved for your sexiest pics. Anyone who has multiple social media accounts knows how different our personalities can be on each one.

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