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Taylor Lautner Shared A Meme Comparing His Character From 'Twilight' To Kendall Jenner--And We Totally See It

Taylor Lautner Shared A Meme Comparing His Character From 'Twilight' To Kendall Jenner--And We Totally See It
Photos by C Flanigan/FilmMagic/Sean Zanni/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images, @taylorlautner/Instagram

It's been a decade since tweens around the world were forced to make the agonizing Sophie's choice between "Team Jacob" and "Team Edward" in the "Twilight" series.

Now on the anniversay of the release of the first film, actor Taylor Lautner, who portrayed werewolf Jacob Black, took to Instagram to thank fans and poke some fun at his twilight-y hairdo from days gone by.



Lautner captioned the post:

"It's been 10 years exactly since twilight was released in theaters. I thought I should take this moment to thank every single fan who has supported the franchise over the last decade but also to thank Kendall Jenner for being my hair inspo back in 07'. Thank you fans. And thank you Kendall."

The post took folks down memory lane.




And some are still Team Jacob all the way.



And we think this Twitter user likes his haircut.


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So much can change in ten years.



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How did those years go by so fast?

H/T: USA Today, Buzzfeed

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