TikTokers are imitating Prince Charming from "Shrek," lip-syncing to lines from the movies and using the face time warp effect to stretch their face.

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Prince Charming 'Shrek' memes are taking over TikTok, with users lip-syncing to lines like 'not here, kitten whiskers' Palmer Haasch. Updated Fri, September 24, 2021 at 8:32 PM UTC.