LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 04: Rapper Iggy Azalea poses backstage at the 2012 Closer To My Dreams Tour at Club Nokia on September 4, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images)

Remember that time Marie Claire applauded Kendall Jenner for rocking "new epic" cornrows and Twitter had a meltdown? Well, it appears Vogue Magazine just kicked off take two.

The fashion and lifestyle magazine published an article on Wednesday titled “We’re Officially in the Era of Big Booty,” in an attempt to give a history lesson on the progression of cultural regard for derrieres in anticipation for the release of a new Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea song.

The majority of criticism lies in the article’s failure to look back further than the 90’s or acknowledge the specfic relationship between popular opinion, butts and the female black body -- but people have a lot of bones to pick with Vogue's booty argument.

Naturally, Black Twitter responded the best way they know how -- with the creation of a hilarious, biting hashtag: #VogueArticles. In two days over 4,500 tweets have swarmed the internet with fake article names shaming cultural appropriation.

See Twitter responses below.

How Paula Dean created soul food. #VogueArticles — Sepia Panaorama (@ellewhyinn) September 11, 2014

Dreadlocks: Apparently Not Just For White Hippies and Backpackers Anymore

#voguearticles — Creflo Pocket Change (@seelolago) September 10, 2014

Bill Clinton On What It Was Like Dealing With Racism As The First Black President. #VogueArticles — T'A$AP Aspie (@ProfessorBLove) September 10, 2014

Afropunk 2014 inspired by Lorde's fashion aesthetic #VogueArticles — TAMAGOTCHI NEOPET (@TrapSamurai) September 11, 2014

"How Macklemore Made Rap Cool Again: Rise of the Socially Conscious Rapper" #voguearticles — 弐撃 A$AP JONY 決殺 (@deathintwosteps) September 10, 2014

Sandra Lee: Queen of Kwanzaa Cuisine #voguearticles — Doctor (nay)Who (@jteeDC) September 10, 2014

Corageous Curls: Justin Timberlake and the Natural Hair Movement #oguearticles — Tracy Boomeisha-Ann Clayton (@brokeymcpoverty) September 10, 2014

"Collard Greens Are The New Kale" #VogueArticles — Robyn Andrea Burgess (@runawayapricot) September 11, 2014

Why Elizabeth Taylor was the most authentic Cleopatra ever. #VogueArticles — Sepia Panaorama (@ellewhyinn) September 11, 2014