We apparently haven't seen everything yet.
When it comes to the internet, the weird is inevitable, mostly unavoidable, and you think you've seen everything already with every "new" thing that comes your way.
Well, because of Instagrammer "@breadfaceblog" who recently made "breadfacing" popular, it shows that there's still something authentically new that the internet could offer.
"@breadfaceblog" is a woman who looks addicted to smashing her face in bread.
Instagram account Bread Face Blog currently has a strong following on the social media network, although it basically features videos of the same lady repeatedly smashing her face into different kinds of bread.
Apart from each carefully crafted video having its own pop song in the background, what's really surprising about the account is that a staggering 31,000 people has already followed the account after only 23 passionate bread face-smashing posts.
According to TIME, the lady behind Bread Face Blog not only smashes her face in different kinds of bread, but she has a corresponding Tumblr where she reviews the "face feel" of each bread occasionally. The publication also said that the mysterious woman could be living in New York City since she's shown bread from several Brooklyn and Manhattan places in her videos already.
She doesn't seem to want to be known. Recently, Bread Face sat down with Maxim, where she explained how her account garnered such a following. She remained anonymous in the interview.
"It makes people laugh! Also, I just can't imagine anyone outright hating it," she said. "I mean, the worst reaction is to roll your eyes and scoff at the Internet but even then, you'll probably still queue up another one."
Some people apparently even gave her some advice on how to earn through the account, but bread is all she's interested in.
"It's all really great advice but I take a step back and...it's just ridiculous," she said. "You're talking about me putting my face in bread. And it's crazy how quickly something that makes you happy can easily turn into a chore so I would hate for that to happen."
Here, in an interview with Elle, she discusses how she cleanses her face and keeps it flawless for the camera.
"Splash water, spritz toner, two serums, then moisturizer with SPF" by day, and by night, "Cleanse with oil, spritz toner, two serums, then I warm two drops of essential oil on my hand and press it on my face."
After Breadfacing, she cleanses using a mild milk wash, some spritz toner and 20 minutes of hydrating mask.
Check out Bread Face's videos here, here and here.
See other err...less violent ways of dealing with bread in the videos below.