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Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus posed for a family portrait on Wednesday and the Aussie actor looks very adorably out of place in the picture.

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Between Trace's band Metro Station, Miley and Billy Ray, the Cyrus family is a clan full of musicians with rockstar personalities (and a burgeoning young pop voice now, too).

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It's a rare to witness them all together, but as confirmed by Hemsworth's grimace, the holidays are a very serious time—and when you're in a relationship, there's no way to avoid the trappings of the classic Christmas 'gram.

But as Uproxxsuggests, we now have a new meme to describe all familial holiday woes perfectly thanks to Brandi Cyrus' post,

Just, look at that face.

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It's perfect.

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