YouTube star Jack Douglass made the mistake of asking the internet to Photoshop his honeymoon pictures — and boy did it deliver

• YouTube star Jack Douglass asked people to Photoshop his honeymoon pictures.
• People delivered.
• The results are very funny.
•  Jack told INSIDER that he and his wife Erin love the pictures.

Ask and ye shall receive — at least when it comes to the internet, that is.

On Tuesday, YouTube star Jack Douglass asked people to Photoshop a picture of himself and his wife Erin from their honeymoon as they saw fit.

"My wife Erin and I had just come back home from our honeymoon in Bora Bora. While we were there, we had taken a photo recreating the popular 'girl-leads-boy-to-exotic-location' pose you'd typically find on Instagram," Douglass told INSIDER. "It was one of those moments where I saw our surroundings and thought, 'We can't NOT take this pic.'"

Douglass said that the picture seemed perfect for Yesterday I Asked You (YIAY) — a series on his YouTube Channel in which he asks his followers to answer creative prompts — so he put out a call to action.

"Please don't Photoshop our lovely honeymoon. Just ignore the .png with no background. And whatever you do, don't use #YIAYmoon to submit your creations," he wrote, joking.

Douglass anticipated that people would enjoy the challenge, as they had loved a similar one he issued over a wedding picture. But the newlyweds were truly blown away by YIAYMoon edits. Here are some of the best ones.

Of course, the pop culture references were abundant.

Some were dark.

Some brought up  IHOb.

But not all of his followers are passionate about graphic design.

Jake Paul got a mention.

And, naturally, things got meta.

"Though I've had viral tweets before, this is the first time I've ever been given a Twitter Moment, which I was shocked to see!" Douglass said of the challenge's unexpected popularity. "But I can't take too much credit — it's way less about me and much more about the ingenious edits people have made."

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