Vin Diesel Goes Viral Thanks to Hilarious ‘First Human Being Created by God’ Meme

Vin and the rest of the extended 'Fast & Furious' family are no strangers to being memed, but that doesn't make this example any less enjoyable.

Vin Diesel is seen looking at a depiction of Vin Diesel
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Images via @AlamoNYC on Twitter and Getty/Arturo Holmes/FilmMagic

Vin Diesel is seen looking at a depiction of Vin Diesel

The virality was fast and furious for Vin Diesel after being made the subject of a 3D model-focused joke on Thursday.

For the beginning of this tale, we turn to the official Twitter account of the New York City location of Alamo Drafthouse. On Thursday afternoon, the account shared an image of what they joked was a “3D model” showing what “the first human being created by God” could have potentially looked like. The image itself, which carries an immediately noted resemblance to Diesel, was (again jokingly) credited to “scientists” at Princeton University.

Scientists at Princeton University have reconstructed this 3D model of how Adam, the first human being created by God, might have looked pic.twitter.com/lvnk5Pwn3P

— Alamo Drafthouse NYC (@AlamoNYC) October 27, 2022

In an equally lighthearted follow-up tweet, the Alamo Drafthouse NYC team reminded those who may or may not have been genuinely confused by the image that their establishment is indeed “a movie theater, not an academic journal.”

Just a reminder that we're a movie theater, not an academic journal. That said, here's our soundcloud: https://t.co/xXIPBVOMen

— Alamo Drafthouse NYC (@AlamoNYC) October 27, 2022

Several enjoyers of the meme, meanwhile, added to the pile-on by extending the joke a bit further. See a small sampling of that in action below.

Meanwhile researchers at Universal Techincal Institute have reconstructed this 3D image of how Adam's 1970 Dodge Charger R/T might have looked. pic.twitter.com/L8exjVKhGV

— Ticonderoga (@TiconderogaNo1) October 28, 2022

A similar study at the University of Yale showed that this is what Moses of Egypt may have looked like. Amazing study ! pic.twitter.com/frQ1vpzOyd

— TuLLaH (@whois_tullah) October 28, 2022

CERN has reconstructed an image of God noticing that Adam and Eve have eaten the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge. pic.twitter.com/513cM1PNHe

— HaroldJ (@HaroldJ_NEPA) October 28, 2022

Of course, Diesel isn’t the first to have found themselves at the center of 3D model memery. Others have also been met with the same honor, including the late Andre the Giant.

Motherfucker, thats Andre the Giant https://t.co/Z2wz1u89R8

— kremcel comms closed (@krembeni) October 27, 2022

At the time of this writing, Diesel had not publicly commented on his current state of memery. In May, Diesel and company will roll back into theaters with Fast X, which earlier this year saw Brie Larson added to its ensemble cast.

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