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Freddy Fazbear

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Freddy Fazbear is the main animatronic of Five Nights at Freddy’s. He is the mascot of the fictional restaurant “Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza.”

Origin

On August 8, 2014, Five Nights at Freddy’s was released on Steam. The main character, Freddy Fazbear appeared to most “Let’s Play”-ers at the end of the night when you ran out of power.

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L'Oréal

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L’Oréal is a cosmetics company that has spawned an image macro meme. The image macros typically show a subject flaunting some of their more ‘attractive’ features like their hair or flawless face with the caption ’L’oreal’ (often followed by the company’s slogan, ‘because you’re worth it,’) placed on the image.

Origin

L’Oréal was founded in 1909 by Eugène Schueller[1], while the slogan L’Oréal uses today was written by Ilon Specht on 1973[2]. This points out that the meme itself most likely spawned before the internet became accessible to the majority of the population since L’Oréal had power and influence decades ago.

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Meme sites such as Meme Center and Quick Meme are just some of the multiple meme sites that have received multiple entries of the meme[3][4]. Deviantart has also been receiving instances of the meme tagged L’Oreal with 1,939 results[5].

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[1]Wikipedia – L’Oréal

[2]http://www.lorealparisusa.com – Because You’re Worth It

[3]Meme Center – L’Oreal

[4]Quick Meme – L’Oreal

[5]Deviantart – L’Oreal

Hora Hora

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Hora Hora is a catchphrase from the Monster Girl Quest heroine Alipheese Fateburn XVI, mostly known as Alice.

Origin

Monster Girl Quest is a trilogy eroge RPG series, which it’s first chapter was released the December 17th, 2011. The series feature Luka’s journey to become a hero while defeating various female monsters in his world. One of the game heroines, Alice, is known for having the verbal tick “Hora, Hora, Hora”, specially during sex scenes with Luka. “Hora” seems to be a word in the Japanese slang Jisho which is a cutesy way of saying “look” or “hey”.



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[1]Wikipedia – Echidna

Jason Bateman

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Jason Bateman is an American actor, director, and producer who is best known for his roles on the sitcoms Silver Spoons[1], The Hogan Family[2], and Arrested Devlopment.

History

Bateman began hist acting career on the American drama series Little House on the Prairie[3] portraying the character James Cooper. He later went on to be a supporting role in the sitcom Silver Spoons and The Hogan Family of which he would direct three episodes, becoming the youngest ever director for the Directors Guild of America[4][5]. Later in life he would star as Michael Bluth[6] in the American comedy series Arrested Development which would receive critical acclaim. In 2013 Bateman made his Hollywood directorial debut with the American black comedy[7] film Bad Words[8].

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I Don’t Know What I Expected



I don’t know what I expected is a memorable quote from Arrested Development character, Michael Bluth. The quote is often used as a reaction image usually in a gif format.

Bold Move Cotton



Bold move Cotton is an advice animalimage macro series based on a still of two announcers from the 2004 comedy film Dodgeball[9]. The caption usually describe a controversial or risky situation that a group or individual shall undertake, or already has, followed by the satirical phrase “It’s a bold move Cotton, let’s see if it pays off.”

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Kim Jong Un Bent Over

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Kim Jong Un Bent Over is a photoshop meme based on a photograph of the North Korean dictator bent over a bed during an inspection of a new residential complex constructed for scientists and university professors. While the original photograph surfaced online in August 2013, it didn’t take off as a photoshop meme until a cutout image of the slumped Kim Jong Un was submitted to Reddit in early March 2015.

Origin

On August 7th, 2013, Twitter user Kety Shapazian[3] tweeted a Reuters photograph of Kim firmly pressing the surface of a mattress with both of his fists (shown below) during an inspection of an apartment complex for scientists and university professors under construction in downtown Pyongyang. Later that day, Politico editorial director Blake Hounshell retweeted the photo.[1]



The image went relatively unnoticed until March 4th, 2015, when Redditor lightmanmac submitted the picture to the /r/photoshopbattles[9] subreddit, inviting viewers to submit digitally edited versions of the photo in the comments section. Within two weeks, the post gained over 4,300 votes (94% upvoted) and 630 comments, with the highest-voted submission featuring Kim standing over the iconic adult film “casting couch” (shown below).



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On March 5th, 2015, a compilation of notable examples was submitted to the Internet humor site 9gag,[2] where it gathered more than 21,300 points and 460 comments over the next week. That day, the Buzz60 YouTube channel uploaded a news report about the photoshops (shown below). In the coming days, several news sites published articles about the photoshop meme, including The Daily Dot,[4] BuzzFeed,[5] Mashable,[6] Yahoo News[7] and Neatorama.[8]



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It Was Me, Barry! / Zoomposting

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“It Was Me, Barry!” is a line associated with Professor Zoom, also known as Reverse-Flash, an archnemesis of a DC Comics superhero Flash. It is usually used as a parody of the character and how petty he appears to be. The jokes and images often consist of phrases such as “IT WAS ME, BARRY, ME!” or “I WASTHAT ___, BARRY!”.

Origin

The line’s origins are connected to a monthly six-issue American comic book Flash: Rebirth, although the line itself does not appear there. The line’s context comes from one of the issues where Eobard Thawne a.k.a. Zoom reveals to Barry Allen a.k.a. Flash that he made it so that he was responsible for numerous terrible things that happened in Barry’s life[1].

On the 4chan board /co/, the oldest archived posts parodying that scene can be dated back to February 8th, 2010. Soon after replies came in that parodied the Reverse-Flash with images and some jokes.


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Oh Don't Do It

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Oh Don’t Do It, also known as Hoe Don’t Do It, is a series of Vines remix videos featuring a variety of FAIL or prank video clips set to an audio recording of a man repeating the phrase in rhythm, in a similar vein to the Do It For The Vine series.

Origin

On August 26th, 2014, Viner ttylctrn uploaded a video titled “Mane Tried to Punk Out!”, featuring a clip of a young man dancing to the hip hop song “Ad-lib Freestyle”[1] by Krew-libs while his friend encourages him (shown below). Within seven months, the video gained over four million loops, 86,000 likes and 56,000 revines.



bq.Camera Man:“Bruh, just go bruh. Right now hurry up. Hoe don’t do it. Oh my god.”

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On November 21st, 2014, Twitter user @strokinhersoul[2] tweeted the original Vine video. On January 19th, Viner GotDamnZo uploaded a video in which he knocks a woman to the ground in sync with the audio from Viner ttylctrn’s video (shown below). In two months, the video received more than 2.1 million loops and 51,000 likes.



On January 24th, YouTuber King Vine uploaded a compilation of notable “Oh Don’t Do It” Vines (shown below, left). The same day, YouTuber Crey Crey uploaded an extended version of the original Vine video, gaining upwards of 1.7 million views and 620 comments in two months (shown below).



On February 1st, the FyreHouseMusic Soundcloud page uploaded a hip hop track titled “Hoe Don’t Do It,” featuring audio samples from the original Vine (shown below). In the first six weeks, the song received over 90,000 plays and 1,900 likes.



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Death Battle

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Death Battle, often stylized as DEATHBATTLE, is an internet show animated by Ben ’’Wizard’’ Singer and Chad ’’Boomstick’’ James hosted by ScrewAttack, who pit two fiction characters agaisnt each other in a fight to the death. The show have gained a large following on the internet, but it as gained as few haters too.

Online History

The series first episode, Boba Fett VS Samus Aran was released on 6th december of 2010 on ScrewAttack’s Youtube account. The video being a complete success and the viewer requesting more similar video, the show went on becoming the channel’s most viewed series. One of the most awaited battle, Goku vs Superman was posted the 19th january of 2013. The battle also However, since the episodes needed time to do the research, a spin-off show named One-Minute Melee was created, with the premiere, Jin Saotome vs Gambit being released the 3rd october of 2014. A second spin-off, Desk of Death Battle first aired the 4th january 2015.

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Skeletor

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Skeletor is the primary antagonist in the Masters of the Universe franchise. He is known for his complete disdain towards is subordinates, as well as his repeated failures at the hands of He-Man[1].

Fictional Biography

Skeletor was originally known as Keldor[2], brother of King Randor[3], and uncle of Prince Adam[4] aka He-Man. After feeling cheated from the throne by Randor, he would flee his home and raise an army to one day come back and conquer Eternos[5]. When the time came for Keldor’s conquest, he found Randor and his forces awaiting him. During the battle Keldor’s face was severely burned by acid, and he was left on the verge of death. His partner, Evil-Lyn[6] would plead with the extra dimensional being, Hordak[7], to help save Keldor’s life. Hordak agreed but only under the condition that Keldor would later help him escape from his ethereal prison. Hordak then fused Keldor with the demonic Demo-Man[8]. This drove Keldor insane, and he renamed himself Skeletor. Skeletor would then try many times to conquer Eternia[9], but would fail everytime. Skeletor was responsible for kidnapping Prince Adam’s sister Princess Adora[10] from the Eternos Palace and would offer her to Hordak. Princess Adora would later become She-Ra[11]. Skeletor has had many clashes with He-Man, with nearly all of them ending in Skeletor’s defeat.

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Myaah



Myaah is a quote from the 2005 Masters of the Universe parody video entitled “Fabulous Secret Powers”[12] better known as He-Man Sings. The quote has taken of on a popularity of its own aside from the original video, and has spawned many fan images and remix videos.

Inspirational Skeletor



Inspirational Skeletor refers to an image macro series in which Skeletor is shown giving helpful advice to the viewer, in a similar vein to Courage Wolf.

Skeletor Honda Takeover




Skeletor Honda Takeover refers to the event in December 2014 when Honda updated their Twitter account to feature images and quotes from an action figure version on Skeletor, whom was decreeing that nobody was safe from him.

External References

[1]Wiki Grayskull – He-Man

[2]Wiki Grayskull – Keldor

[3]Wiki Grayskull – King Randor

[4]Wiki Grayskull – Prince Adam

[5]Wiki Grayskull – Eternos

[6]Wiki Grayskull – Evil-Lyn

[7]Wiki Grayskull – Hordak

[8]Wiki Grayskull – Demo-Man

[9]Wiki Grayskull – Eternia

[10]Wiki Grayskull – Princess Adora

[11]Wiki Grayskull – She-Ra

[12]YouTube – Fabulous Secret Powers

#FerrellTakesTheField

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#FerrellTakesTheField is a charitable event in which comedian actor Will Ferrell[1] aims to raise awareness of the cancer survivor scholarship Cancer For College[2] by playing all nine different positions for 10 different Major League Baseball teams in a single day.

Background

On March 10th, 2015, Will Ferrell announced that he would be playing all 9 positions in 10 different Major League Baseball[4] games as a part of a new baseball-themed special for the web series Funny Or Die and set to premiere on HBO in the summer. The following day, Ferrell revealed that the special would be dedicated to battling cancer via the Cancer for College charity organization. On March 12th, 2015, Ferrell traveled to Arizona and played in five Spring Training games in which he played in all 9 fielding positions and umpired for ten different teams during the span of the day. In each game, he wore the jersey number 19. During the event, MLB created a player profile page for Will Ferrell to detail his stats.

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During the games the hashtag #FerrellTakesTheField was created to garner interest in the event. Also several teams began to share mock trade-ups invloving Ferrell. The Arizona Diamondbacks[5] official Twitter account[6] claimed that Ferrell was traded to the Cincinnati Reds[7] for a Churro Dog and a D-Bat Dog while the Los Angeles Angels[8] official Twitter account[9] announced that Ferrell was traded to the Cubs[10] for a washing machine.



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External References

[1]Wikipedia – Will Ferrell

[2]Cancer for College – Homepage

[3]Wikipedia – HBO

[4]Wikipedia – MLB

[5]Wikipedia – Arizona Diamondbacks

[6]Twitter – Diamondbacks Official Twitter

[7]Wikipedia – Cincinnati Reds

fn8 Wikipedia – Los Angeles Angel’s

[9]Twitter – Angel’s Official Twitter

[10]Wikipedia – Chicago Cubs

Tell Me Your Secrets, X

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Tell Me Your Secrets, Grass is a photograph of a crouched man intensely staring at a piece of grass coupled with the caption Tell Me Your Secrets, Grass. Gaining popularity among image-sharing hubs, several parodies were made featuring people staring or with their heads resting on things, using the snowcloneTell Me Your Secrets, X formula.

Origin

The initial photograph was taken from a scene in season 4 episode 3 of famous TV drama Lost, titled “The Economist” and first broadcasted on February 14th, 2008. It depicts character Dr. Daniel Faraday (portrayed by Jeremy Davis) fervently checking a piece of grass (shown below, left) in order to set up scientific equipments for an experiment. As early as March 31st, 2009, a picture parody with the caption Tell Me Your Secrets, Grass[1] was uploaded to Flickr by user rubbaducky42 (shown below, right). As of March 2015, the image has gained more than 14 000 views.



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Becoming quite a small curiosity online, the first parody was reposted to several image-sharing blogs such as Meh.ro on December 8th 2009[2], Meme Classics on February 4th 2010[3], Funnyjunk on March 9th 2010[4] and Nasty Hobbit on April 26th 2010[5]. There are also various examples of it being used as a reaction image on forums, including Foam Universe[6] on February 13th 2011.
Further derivatives involving different characters started appearing as early as October 7th 2011 with a Half-Life reference posted to the Garry’s Mod website Mod DB[7] (shown below, left). On Funnyjunk, an October 2012 post of the caption with a 2-pane picture of an ostrich speaking to a zebra’s butt garnered more than 70 000 views[8] (shown below, right). There is also evidence of the meme being used on imageboard 4chan, in the /tg/ (traditional games) board as early as May 2013[9], in a thread about the Fate/Stay Night game.



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/s4s/

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About

Shit 4chan Says, alternatively known as s4s, is a board on 4chan dedicated to shitposting and “making memes”.

History

Shit 4chan Says was created on April 1st, 2013, as a parody of the Shit Reddit Says sub-reddit, with fake upvote/downvote arrows added on the board, before being changed back to the original 4chan board layout.

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Kek

‘Kek’is a translation of the acronym “LOL” (laugh out loud) when reading text written by members of the Horde faction as an Alliance player in the online multiplayer game World of Warcraft (WoW). On /s4s/ is associated with the unrelated Turkish snack food Topkek.



This is Nice Board / Bury Pink Gril

This is Nice Boardis a phrase commonly accompanied by a picture of a recolored version of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica character Madoka Kaname, also known as Bury Pink Gril (very pink girl). It’s normally used as a form of shitposting.



Dubs Guy / “Check ’Em”

Dubs Guy is a nickname given to an image of Christian Bale pointing to the area where the user’s post number shows up; signifying that the user has attempted to get a post ending in double-digits. As a metamememe, Dubs Guy is a meme that comments on the 4chan-specific meme of declaring a Dubs Get, commonly combined with the catchphrase “Check ’Em”.



Gippo Dudee

Gippo Dudee is a popular user on s4s, proclaimed by users of the board to be the “owner” of the board. He is commonly associated with the phrase “Today I will remind them”.



Froge

Froge is a slang term for “frog”, normally associated to a image from Keroro, the main character of the anime Keroro Gunso (also known as Sgt. Frog). The image is often spammed on the borad, gaining some popularity and having it’s own imageboard.



Flowre

Flowre is a term associated to a poorly drawn flower, used as exploitable and often featured on fanarts.



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[1]S4S Wiki – Main page

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The Loneliest People

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The Loneliest People is the most well known phrase associated with a short quote by an unknown person which can be seen above. The quote has inspired multiple deviations about various characters from different fandoms often in the form of photosets or gifsets.

Origin

The quote is said to have come from an anonymous person/unknown source.

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Instances of the meme can be seen in a large number of fandoms.

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Can't Argue With That

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Can’t Argue With That is an exploitable picture 3-panel series featuring an unnamed person with an expression similar to Look of Disapproval emoticon. It can be alternatively used as a reaction image.

Origin

When the original comic has been deleted, the first assumed appearance which the uploader Joe Loong claims to be “Found on the Internet. Original source unknown.” was on Flickr, on January 12, 2009 tagged #walk and #away.[1]



Spread

On June 9, 2009, image was used on 14erskiers, a skiing activities blog created by Brittany and Frank Konsella under Silverton Mountain- Don’t Believe the Hype post.[2] On July 31, 2009, it was used on Kotaku and Stompfest respectively at 9:21 pm and 9:48 pm.[3][4] The commonly used edit of the sketch with disapproving face accompanied by an open mouth and removed last panel origins from FunnyJunk, Sudden Clarity Clarence macro titled Awesome., comment from June 24, 2012, with a total of 113+ upvotes.[5]



It was reposted in indifferent form on October 21, 2012 under He has got a point picture.[6] The edited second performance of the draft with a photograph was used on Vadriven on You laugh, you lose thread on November 3, 2012.[7] It has been reused on Neoseeker Funny Pictures Thread, on November 6, 2012.[8]

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Link

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Link is the main protagonist and player character from the Nintendo video game series, The Legend of Zelda. Due to his prominence within the series and in video game culture as a whole, he has been the subject of a number of fan creations, including fan art and other such parodies

Origin

Link first appeared within the 1986 Nintendo Entertainment System title, The Legend of Zelda, created by Shigeru Miyamoto. Despite the option for players to choose their own name for the character, the character became more well known by his default and promotional name, Link, and became famous for his signature Green tunic. Within the game, Link is tasked with saving a captured Princess Zelda from the evil Ganon, as well as saving all of the land of Hyrule in the process. Since then, an incarnation of Link has been the main playable character for all the main series Zelda games, as well as starring in a number of spin offs and other franchises, most notably the Super Smash Bros. Crossover series.

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Due to the characters popularity, he has spawned numerous fan creations online. On DeviantArt, there are over 4 million results for the term “link”[1], as well as over 45,000 results on Japanese image site Pixiv.[2]

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[1]DeviantArt – Link

[2]Pixiv – リンク


Balloon Boy / BB

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Balloon Boy or BB is an animatronic from the 2014 point-and-click horror video game Five Nights at Freddy’s 2. The players were gave an highly negative reaction that when Balloon Boy is enter the office and disabled the flashlights to stop Foxy and Balloon Boy Laughs at the player after the jump-scare which the players called him “Fuck-Boy”.

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On December 17th, 2014‎, a page of Balloon Boy was created on the Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza Wiki.[1] On November 19, YouTuber Crazy Boris Productions uploaded an animation video titled “Fortnight at Freddy’s” when the guy is use his flashlight but the Balloon Boy stole his battery and laugh at him which it make the guy made and throw the flashlight at BB’s head (shown below, left). On January 31th, 2015, YouTuber YoloJoe uploaded a Source Filmmaker video titled “Revenge on the Balloon Boy” of the three night guards push out Balloon Boy of his bed which the audio was from an Nickelodeon film Barnyard (shown below, right).

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[1]Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza Wiki – BB

The Office Fan

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The Office Fan or OF or Desk Fan or DF is a Prominant character in the Horror game series named: Five Nights At Freddey’s.
The Office Fan made a sagnificant apearance in every game of the franchise.
OF’s Tendensies to take away power in the first FNaF game, with no way to disable or defeat, made him a hated while, his constant presnce and earie silence also made him a feared character.

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No page was made about this character yet in the FNaF wiki because of his mystrious and fear aspiring nature.

on february 5th 2015 a video collecting some of the known facts about the desk/office fan

soon to follow more facts about the mystrious fan have been brought up to the public

on faburary 15 2015, DeviantArt user Fan McFanzy. made tumbler, style art page to ask the Office fan questions: http://ask-the-fan-fnaf.deviantart.com/

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Dancing Kanye

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Dancing Kanye is a video remix series featuring dubbed footage of rapper Kanye West dancing to a variety of different audio tracks.

Origin

On March 9th, 2014, the WorldStarHipHop Twitter feed posted a video of West dancing on stage during a performing his track “Say You Will” at Paris Fashion Week (shown below). In the first year, the tweet gained over 1,100 favorites and 860 comments.



That day, the “Dancing Kanye” Instagram feed was launched, featuring edited versions of the video with alternate music tracks dubbed over the original audio, the first of which included the 2001 R&B song “U Remind Me” by Usher (shown below).




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On March 10th, 2015, the hot1079atl Instagram feed posted a Dancing Kanye video set to the theme from the television sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (shown below).




The same day, YouTuber VineArchive uploaded a Dancing Kanye video with the theme song from the animated television show Rugrats playing in the background (shown below, left). On March 11th, YouTuber Debora Grano uploaded a compilation of Dancing Kanye Vine videos (shown below, right). In the coming days, several news sites published articles highlighting notable examples of the video remix series, including People,[2] The Huffington Post[3] and Time.[4]



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Milhouse Daryll Van Houten

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**This article is a WIP, any help would be greatly appreciated.**-- Windigo

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Milhouse is a character featured in the animated television series The Simpsons. In the series he is Bart Simpson’s best friend. He has a crush on Lisa Simpson, although his advances are always rebuffed. He is often the butt of physical and slapstick humor.

Milhouse is not a meme

Milhouse is not a meme is a paradoxical statement and a well-known debate on the imageboard site 4chan about what makes an internet meme and what doesn’t, using The Simpsons character Milhouse Van Houten as an example. Since the birth of the debate on 4chan in 2005, the phrase has been typically used to initiate a chain post of recursive nature. Due to its recurrence over time, “Milhouse is not a meme” is often referred to as a forced meme.

“Everything’s coming up Milhouse”

“Everything’s coming up Milhouse” is a phrase uttered by Milhouse Season 10, Episode 19. It is described by the Urban Dictionary as being synonymous with “Everything’s going well for me”.

There is a level of sardonicism involved with the phrase; assumably because it is associated with one of the unlucky characters in television. When used, the phrase is often used regarding something completely unremarkable (Eg. “Went from a 25% to a 28% in the class I’m failing, everything’s coming up Milhouse”) as evidenced by the Buzzfeed collection of tweets 29 Times Everything Was Coming Up Milhouse. The implication being that the subject is so unlucky the rest of the time even minor positive things are paraded as big accomplishments.

/mu/

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/mu/ is a board dedicated to discussing music on the imageboard 4chan. Since its creation, it has become one of the largest music discussion boards on the English-speaking Internet.

History

/mu/ was added to 4chan’s board listings in 2004.[1] A /mu/ wiki was created on on January 1, 2013.[2]

Board Culture

/mu/ is known for creating a culture based around particular artists, such as Radiohead, Death Grips, King Crimson, Animal Collective, Grimes, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Kanye West; these artists have, as a collective, been dubbed as “/mu/-core”. Recurring topics on the board include share threads, where users post links to albums they recommend, chart threads, which are used to show what albums a user has been listening to, and threads for showing off user’s pages on Bandcamp and Soundcloud, alongside other, more specific threads around themes such as classical music, Death Grips, music production, and Korean pop music.[3]

Anthony Fantano

Anthony Fantano is a music critic known mostly from his YouTube channel The Needle Drop. His videos have a popular following on the board; in return, Fantano has acknowledged his following there on several occasions.



Death Grips

Death Grips was an experimental hip-hop group from Sacramento, California. Several of the band’s albums, such as Exmilitary and The Money Store have become essential listening to users of the board, and, because of their popularity, have had several board in-jokes linked to them, such as Jenny Death When.



In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

In The Aeroplane Over the Sea is an album by the indie rock group Neutral Milk Hotel. The album is an earlier example of a “/mu/-core” album, and has heavily become associated with the board.



Piero Scaruffi Beatles Copypasta

The Piero Scaruffi Beatles Copypasta is a /mu/-specific copypasta taken from a paper written about the seminal rock group The Beatles written by Italian music critic Piero Scaruffi. The copypasta is infamous for its pretentious writing style and controversial opinion.



Le Wrong Generation

Le Wrong Generation is a sarcastic term applied to examples of people asserting that music of the past is objectively superior to music of the present, often mocking the perceived pretentiousness and narrow-mindedness of such beliefs. It is often heavily associated with appreciation for controversial popular artists such as Kanye West.



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[1]Encyclopedia Dramatica – /mu/

[2]4chanmusic WIki – Main Page

[3]4chan – /mu/

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