Zoe Roth: Last News

Zoe Roth is making bank on the Disaster Girl meme.

The girl in the famous smirking disaster meme taken when she was five has sold the image for almost £340,000 16-years-later.

snapped by her dad standing in front of a burning building.Zoe Roth's mischievous face as a child led to the snap being turned into a meme used and seen millions of times on the internet.Now a university student, Zoe decided to sell the picture as a Non-Fungible Token, which have become popular in digital art during the Covid pandemic.The token version of assets can be traded on a blockchain, such as bitcoin, dogecoin or ethereum.Ms Roth chose to turn the meme photo, which was taken by her amateur photographer Dave, into an NFT.She was told in February that it was worth a significant figure in the market.The iconic photo, taken back in January 2005, came from Zoe and her family living two blocks away from a fire station in North

legs-crossed Bernie Sanders wearing crocheted mittens at the Inauguration or a proud baby who successfully devoured a fistful of sand during a family trip to the beach — anyone can become a meme megastar.“A meme is a picture or video with crazy captions that people share widely because they think it’s funny and they can relate to it,” Zoe Roth, more popularly known as social media’s “Disaster Girl,” told The Post.Roth, 21, accidentally became the face of evil at age 4 when a picture of her fiendishly grinning in front of burning house went viral.