Horsemaning, also known as 'fake beheading,' is a photography trend that dates back to the 1920s but saw a massive resurgence in the early 2010s as an alternative to planking. The trick requires two people: one to hide their head while posing their body, and another to hide their body while showing their head on a nearby surface. This creates a convincing, albeit comical, illusion of a decapitated figure. The name is inspired by the Headless Horseman from 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.' It serves as a precursor to modern viral photo challenges, proving that the internet's love for absurd visual gags has roots reaching back over a century.