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[didasenga]

Dave definitely looks more likeVan Gogh...

[wilddog]

Lol I’ve seen in real life 2 of my doppelgängers. It’s really weird but I do agree that there’s only so many differences in facial structure that exist and since we all have the same ancestry, genetics work mysteriously and sometimes copies of the same people are made.

[bbadlar]

I agree with Dave, there's only so many combo's of facial features.

[Ryan-bskn]

"I can see Harvey Price"
"I don't know him"
Absolutely class 🤣

[stb]

The best doppelgangers I've seen are Omar Epps (actor) and Mike Tomlin (Pittsburgh Steelers head coach). They actually make a joke about it in an episode of House (Omar Epps plays Foreman).

[rhoetusochten]

Some were good, others were more wishful thinking than matches.

[AquaBlue]

#6: Rose Wilder Lane, the only daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of The Little House on the Prairie.

Cheers to you all from Denmark. I've finally hit that 'subscribe' button after lurking for a long time. Cool stuff. :)

[jeffburdick]

I've gotten Jason Bateman as my doppelganger for all of my life. It started when I was just a kid and he was on an 80s sitcom called The Hogan Family. In middle school, my nickname was Bateman. I still get it to this day.

[mylesc]

The Jimmy Fallon and Bruce Willis pics were the ones that stood out to me the most.

[JoshuaCrbit]

I vividly remember the first time I saw my doppelganger. It was at my high school graduation and weirdly enough we were even dressed in similar style clothes and I was with three friends and they were almost a mirror image of my friends. I had never seen these dudes before in my life and it was a small town so it was weird for all parties involved. Didn't exchange words, both groups stopped in their tracks and looked at each other and I think that's when I knew I was no longer unique. The only other doppelganger was actually a very good friend of mine we would get called out on it all the time and people thought we were at least Brothers. He unfortunately passed away, way too young which made for a really awkward open casket funeral for the family.

[KissMyFatAxe]

Jeffery Epstein 🤣 I'll never unsee that.

[lyanbastianyanezcordova]

If you want to blow up your mind, see a old picture of Putin and a picture of Macaulay Culkin

[tapjt]

As an American I’ve never heard him called Van Goff, always heard/thought it was Van Go

[TheCosmicGenius]

I've heard that there are really only 12 faces in the world. I'm forever getting told that I look like Mike McShane. I think I look more like William Conrad, personally. Michael Jackson saw that portait, & said, 'I wanna look just like him!'

[Princessslayer]

I finally subscribed. I was hesitant cause the older guy in the middle never really reacts. But now I just watch cause the red hair and chubby one. I really like the chubby one.

[jeffmaltby]

Lived in a town in Pennsylvania for 12 yrs. Swear to god met doppelgangers of Drew Barrymore, Courtney Cox, and Richard Gere . Drew at CVS, Cox in a hospital and worked with a guy I called him Richard Gere. I should have took pics with these people. You would have never second guessed it if I said that was them.

[odemusvonkilhausen]

I met a guy that lives in the town just across the river from me, that looks identical to me. The only difference is he's about 5'9 and I'm 6'7. I've also been told by several people that I look like Peter Steele from Type-O Negative.

[eolsunder]

i remember hanging out with my cousins when i was younger at a outdoor park picnic. About a dozen of us, and one of my other cousins came up and past the table. Except it wasn't my cousin it was a guy that looked just like him, enough that it fooled all of the family members, including his own brother and sister. We stopped him and had a great time talking to him. Another time i was at college and saw my brother in the square, not sure why he was there but he was talking to some people. I went up to him to say hi, and ONLY when he talked i realized it wasn't my brother, but a guy that looked exactly like him, but sounded nothing like him. We have them out there, with billions of combinations Dave is right.

[TEXTMANNEN]

The oldest surviving photographs were taken around 1826 by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce and were the result of many years of experimentation and all the people in history have barely been photographed.
There must be a billion look-alike through human history.
But very few are photographed.
In all examples I can see what people mean is the same as anyone else.

[jerricocke]

The thing you've got to remember are genetics how many of those unknowns that were such a close match were actually very possibly in their family line it's a fair.