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What is ‘Until Tomorrow’? Instagram’s Most Boring Challenge Explained
If you, like 20 per cent of the earth’s population, have found yourself under some kind of lockdown restrictions, chances are you’ve been spending a bucketload of time on Instagram. What’s more, you’ve probably also found yourself confronted with a bunch of unflattering photos filtering through your feed with the caption ‘Until Tomorrow‘. If you haven’t, consider yourself lucky. Until Tomorrow is the latest Instagram challenge that is seemingly spreading like wildfire. It’s also one of the most boring, but I guess without the pretty backgrounds and beach shots, it’s hard to keep things interesting.
So what is Until Tomorrow?
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So like what’s goin down tomorrow? #Untiltomorrow pic.twitter.com/Dnw2llyubO
— Austin Bourne (@AustinBourne16) March 25, 2020
The Until Tomorrow Instagram Challenge
Just like the BottleCapChallenge and the WhatTheFluffChallenge before it, #UntilTomorrow capitalises on our peak boredom levels as we all attempt to pass the time. This one focuses less on skill or entertainment, however. Until Tomorrow challengers post embarrassing, unflattering, or funny photos of themselves on their main account for 24 hours, before removing them.
Here’s how it works:
- Post a photo or a series of photos that fit the challenge, with the caption “until tomorrow” or the hashtag #UntilTomorrow.
- Leave the photo up on your main account for 24 hours.
- Take it down, but note everyone who liked the post and direct-message them with the same challenge.
That’s it. No cool spins or talented dance moves. Just you at home by yourself, posting your worst photos out into the ether of the world wide web. No wonder it’s a hit. Understandably, not everyone is a fan of the Until Tomorrow trend, but for the most part, it’s more confusion than criticism.
Me opening up my Instagram and seeing all of these “until tomorrow” posts not knowing what any of this means pic.twitter.com/LruZsrV9Mm
— Uncle Drew. (@UncleDrewGB) March 25, 2020
While the #UntilTomorrow trend is one we can’t really get behind, it has definitely spurred some absolute gems. Not that we can share them with you, because in a matter of hours, they’ll be gone. Instead, we’re championing the #uNtiltOmoRroW challenge, a counter-reaction that is calling out the cringy Gen Z move. Here is a list of all our favourite reactions to the Until Tomorrow challenge, some of which are infinitely better than the posts themselves.
y’all got #untiltomorrow to stop making up these stupid af challenges
— Ryan Dunn (@ryangdunn) March 25, 2020
#uNtiLtOmoRroW Jokes on yall, every picture I post is embarrassing and I keep it up forever cause I ain't a lil bitch pic.twitter.com/kiOa3b9qkS
— Omg sustainable (@KylieCocoyama) March 25, 2020
when i said take me back to the old days i did NOT mean middle school when we all did tagged challenges on insta #uNtiLtOmoRroW
— Olivia Carnes (@oliviafcarnes) March 25, 2020
You forgot to post your picture but not to worry, I got you. #uNtiLtOmoRroW pic.twitter.com/2Ei03I0J4f
— Savannah Gillespie (@SavannahG_pie) March 25, 2020
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General FAQ
What is Until Tomorrow on Social Media?
Confined primarily to Instagram, the Until Tomorrow challenge asks you to post an embarrassing or unflattering picture of yourself and then leave it up for just 24 hours, using the hashtag #untiltomorrow.
What does until tomorrow mean?
Colloquially, until tomorrow might denote an activity that takes at least a day to decipher or produce results. It's also a popular Instagram challenge.
How do you find the Until Tomorrow challenge on Instagram?
The easiest way to find examples of the Until Tomorrow challenge is to search for the hashtag #untiltomorrow on Instagram.
Nick Hall
Nick Hall is the Editor-in-Chief of Man of Many and an accomplished journalist. He completed a Bachelor of Creative Industries at the Queensland University of Technology, with a double major in Journalism and Music. Prior to working at Man of Many, Nick spent two years as a journalist with Inside Franchise Business, focusing on small business, finance and legal reporting. In 2021, Nick was named B&T's Best of the Best Journalist of the Year. With an extensive background in the media industry, Nick specialises in feature writing, fashion, lifestyle and entertainment content. A qualified barber and men's stylist, Nick also holds a Cert III in Barbering from the Queensland Hairdressing Academy.
