Ready to publish? Change the story’s title, subtitle, and visibility as needed Paul Ford 15 min read Close Visibility Featured Publish changes Published in Sign in / Sign up Paul Ford on Jan 21 15 min Read next The author chose to make this story unlisted, which means only people with a link can see it. Are you sure you want to share it? Yes, show me sharing options Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share by email On November 11th 2014, the art-and-nightlife magazine PAPER “broke the Internet” when it put a Jean-Paul Goude photograph of a well-oiled, mostly-nude Kim Kardashian on its cover and posted the same nude photos of Kim Kardashian to its website (NSFW). It linked together all of these things—and other articles, too—under the “#breaktheinternet” hashtag. This image is just a gradient between the brightest, shiniest color of Kim Kardashian’s butt and the darkest, shadowiest color...