The Try Guys recreate middle school photos, reflecting on their past selves and the awkwardness of adolescence. They discuss personal growth, insecurities, and the impact of their experiences on their creative pursuits. The process brings nostalgia, laughter, and a deeper appreciation for their journeys from youth to adulthood.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Try Guys are recreating photos from their middle school days.
2. They are using disposable cameras to take the photos.
3. Middle school typically lasts from 11 to 14 years old.
4. Eugene was in middle school from 1997 to 2000.
5. Eugene was the oldest of the Try Guys.
6. Keith made and sold his own candy in middle school.
7. Keith's school initially didn't allow him to sell his candy, but later permitted it as a fundraiser.
8. Keith won a trophy for his fundraising efforts.
9. The Try Guys are developing their photos at a photo printer.
10. Eugene's seventh-grade teacher, Mrs. Kohler, encouraged him to pursue filmmaking as a career.
11. Eugene attended the University of Southern California (USC) to study film.
12. The Try Guys are comparing their recreated photos side by side with the originals.
13. Zach reflects that he has learned to accept and love his past self.
14. Eugene notes that he was true to his creative self even in difficult times.
15. The Try Guys suggest that people recreate photos from their past as a fun activity.
Note: Some facts may be mentioned multiple times in the text, but I have only listed each fact once in the above list.