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How to use viral 'disgust' lens Snapchat filter that's been used over 1.5 billion times

Snapchat's most used disgust filter is taking internet by storm

There's a new Snapchat filter that has taken the internet by storm. It's already been used over 1.5 billion times, making it one of the most popular filters on the app ever. The 'disgust' lens or filter shows users looking completely disgusted at someone or something, and apparently, there's a lot that disgusts people.

The filter looks just like its name, but people can't stop themselves from trying this lens. Celebs like Jared Leto, singer Meghan Trainor, and influencer Charli D'Amelio has jumped on the trend, and Trainor has even used it on her husband Darryl Sabara.

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How to use the disgust filter on Snapchat?

To access the disgust lens, simply open the Snapchat app and select the Explorer Lens section. Alternatively, you can search for the filter by typing 'disgust.' The disgust lens is available worldwide and can be used with both the front and rear cameras. Meanwhile, the lens has also gone viral on other social platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter, where users use it to comment on embarrassing, awkward, or funny situations.

'The disgust filter on Snapchat cured my depression'

Apart from famous celebs, Snapchat users are also not shying away from actively trying the 'disgust' filter. A user wrote on Twitter, "Here to report that Snapchat’s disgust filter works on dogs." Another user wrote, "The disgust filter on Snapchat cured my depression." The user quipped, "If you want hours of juvenile entertainment, put this through the Snapchat “Disgust” filter." An amused user said, "Anyone else tried the "Disgust" filter on Snapchat??? Lmao...K, it's weird, but it smacks a little. Lol."

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