This is the moment a model shared a picture of her ID which she says keeps her 'humble', telling followers she looks 'better in real life':
Moia, who is an Australian-Bengali model based in London, started the video with a selfie alongside the caption: "Me thinking I look good."
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From there, she switches to the picture from her ID writing: "My ID remind me".
The entire post came with the caption: "My ID keeps me humble," before Moia added the hashtag '#catfish'.
We all know ID photographs don't do many people justice but it's always ok because they enable you to go on holiday or drive your car.
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It's clear that many people are in the same boat as Moia with one person writing: "I can’t even begin to express how asymmetric mine is. Like it is actually repulsive. I’m offended that security people can tell and accept that it's me."
Another commented their understanding, saying: "Guys do we look better in real life because when I see photos of myself I want to pass away."
In response, Moia said: "Definitely better in real life!!!! These cameras with their different lenses doesn’t capture what we really look like!"
Someone else said: "I don't wanna be showing it when they ask for ID having them question my identity?! Like YES!!! That's me."
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In other replies, Moia made a suggestion we reckon a few people would be on board with when she wrote: "If I’m paying taxes could Home Office at least invest in better cameras?!"
Another TikToker wrote: "Why do they do us dirty like this? They need a ring light for these."
While someone else seemed to quite like theirs, saying: "My passport is the only thing reminding me how nice I actually look."
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In what could possibly be dubbed the best comment we've seen, one adorable angel tried to reason with Moia, explaining to her: "But girly you grew into your nose more, it’s sooo cute! in the nicest way possible," to which Moia said: "My ID got taken this year"...
This in turn led to people requesting some makeup tips, with one writing: "Drop the contour routine now," while another shouted: "No like honestly - I have that nose but MY CONTOUR DONT WORK LIKE THAT."
Rebecca Shepherd