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A TikTok trend has users diving back into their Instagram activity to see their oldest comments.

TikTokkers are Watch online Fast Lane to Malibu (2000)sharing their oldest comments and likes on Instagram and laughing at how cringeworthy they are.

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You can see your old comments by viewing your interactions, navigating to comments, and changing the settings to sort your comments form oldest to newest. You'll also find your all of your likes and story replies in your interactions. Yikes!

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We will walk you through how to view your oldest comments, but warning you'll be confronted with your younger self.

How to see your oldest comments on Instagram:

1. Open Instagram

2. Navigate to your profile

3. Tap the three lines in the upper right hand corner

Tap the three lines. Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

4. Tap "Your activity"

Tap "Your activity." Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

5. Tap "Interactions"

Tap "Interactions." Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

6. Tap "Comments"

Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

7. Tap "Sort & filter"

Tap "Sort & filter." Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

8. Tap "Oldest to newest"

Tap "Oldest to newest." Credit: Screenshot: Instagram

9. Tap "Apply

Tap "Apply." Credit: Screenshot

There you have it. Have a fun trip down memory lane.

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