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selfarazzi 

Someone who takes selfies for the purpose of catching a picture of someone conveniently in the background.
Ever notice how every selfie this chick has conveniently catches someone in the background like she only took that pic to catch Johnny cheating on his gf.

I know she is a total selfarazzi.
selfarazzi by BrandtJohnson February 28, 2018
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selfarazzi 

selfarazzi: a person that is so totally absorbed in themselves and/or their cellphone/smartphone/photogear that they take numerous pictures of themselves in all sorts of places and situations. They become their own, personal paparazzi photographer, following themselves all over the globe, photo device in hand, pointed with the taking lens at themselves.
The ultimate goal of a selfarazzi is to post their work on any media that is available, thinking that the person with the most views, or "hits", will win the ultimate prize. Striking oneself while being a selfarazzi enhances the results.
Devices used would include video gear as well, where the selfarazzi would have a continuous look at themselves on a never ending loop. videographer
Pictures, or video taken with the aid of a mirror also fall under this definition.
Dude, quit being a selfarazzi!
selfarazzi by scrydad June 1, 2014
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When you take a selfie of yourself with a celebrity in the background. This normally happens when someone is too shy or modest to actually take a photo with the celebrity but still has a desire to be in a picture with a celebrity.
I just took a selfrazi with Bruce Willis at the airport
selfrazi by pdxgirl81 May 19, 2014

Selfierazzi 

(Common Noun/Gerund): Someone who gets dressed up specifically to take selfie pictures and post them to Social Networking sites and has followers in the thousands.
She always has a hot phone but it ain't for calls, it's for pics... she's a Selfierazzi!
Selfierazzi by PaPo Swiggity May 20, 2014
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