【Complete Series Archives】

Twitter has found its new meme of choice,Complete Series Archives and all it took was one great screengrab and some vaguely profound advice.

To participate, you'll want to start with this photo of Kayode Ewumi, who writes and stars as Roll Safe (R.S.) in the BBC Three web series #HoodDocumentary.

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Lookin' good, dude.

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Next, tweet the photo with a sincere piece of advice attached. It can be about anything: fashion, love, staying afloat in our terrifying political climate, whatever!

Don't have any sincere advice? Check out these examples and get inspired.

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This is all great advice. We suggest you follow all of it.

[H/T: BuzzFeed]

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