So, The Sun London wrote an article about a female trio from the same family that are so young-looking that they’re able to wear each others clothes, though ranging in age from 16 to 65.

Admirable!

But that’s not why we’re here. The kicker is that these female trio say they get mistaken for sisters.

Meet the gran, mum and daughter who claim they 'get mistaken for sisters' https://t.co/ERQ7ILcs8g pic.twitter.com/OMrtbbQpiz

— The Sun (@TheSun) March 2, 2016

The Sun had shared the link via Twitter. But Twitter people did not take it. Just like they didn’t take it when another British publication tried to make us believe that these two were sisters and not mother and daughter.

But they all jumped on the bandwagon after the picture of this black family went viral, because nobody could tell who the mother was.

Comments ranged from…

The person who foretold the coming of the Apocalpyse.

https://twitter.com/_RomanElite/status/705008364959485952

And posted pictures to portray that Blacks age faster.

https://twitter.com/_RomanElite/status/705008838383112192

Another disagreed right of the bat.

@TheSun Even to a blind man on a galloping horse there could be no confusion.

— Stu (@StueyMacD) March 2, 2016

This one as well.

https://twitter.com/InformalMrTom/status/704977923003060224

The Black Twitter came. The first person gave this more than epic reply.

Fixed* "@TheSun Meet the gran, mum and daughter who claim they 'get mistaken for sisters' https://t.co/txWYziENoL" pic.twitter.com/IZCfGpVLzX

— Germ 👑: 🐸🚀△⃒⃘ (@DrDreddyMurphy) March 2, 2016

Then more.

https://twitter.com/surfbortx/status/705003656836489216

And more.

@TheSun has the gran seen her neck? mistaken for sisters I think not

— mj (@chillmj_) March 2, 2016

And even more.

https://twitter.com/messina67/status/705005049894854657

This one even had to swear.

https://twitter.com/BlxxdyB/status/705001915222982656

No chill whatsoever.

Lmao no “@TheSun: Meet the gran, mum and daughter who claim they 'get mistaken for sisters' https://t.co/j5r28rMjr5 pic.twitter.com/RM521jiW60”

— Marcus Graham (@DarksknStruggle) March 2, 2016

What do we think?

To each their own abeg! But there’s a reason there’s the phrase “Black don’t crack”.

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