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New York Times Opinions Parodies

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New York Times Opinion Parodies refers to a series of parody tweets based on an op-ed article Erik Prince, the founder of a private military contracting firm, about how private military contracts will end the war in Afghanistan. Online, people interpreted this through faux op-eds written by fictional bad guys about how their evil plans will enrich mankind.

Origin

On August 30th, 2017, the New York Times Opinion Twitter[1] account shared an op-ed written by Erik Prince, the found of Blackwater, an infamous private military firm. In the article, Prince argues for the use of private military contractors or mercenaries in the war in Afghanistan. The tweet was captioned, “Trump’s plan to increase troops in Afghanistan will merely continue the conflict, says Erik Prince,” and received more than 10 retweets, 21 likes and 100 comments.


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Luigi Dab

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Luigi Dab refers to a dab dance move performed by the character Luigi in the 2017 turn-based tactical game Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.

Origin

On August 28th, 2017, the Ubisoft US YouTube channel released a trailer for the game Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, in which the character Luigi is shown performing a dab dance move (shown below). Within 72 hours, the trailer gathered upwards of 53,400 views and 350 comments.



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That day, Twitter user @LuigiOdyssey tweeted a video clip Luigi performing a dab move in the trailer (shown below). Within 72 hours, the tweet gained over 43,000 likes and 20,000 retweets. Meanwhile, the video game news blog EuroGamer[1] confirmed that the dab was in the game, reporting that the move could be executed by launching a sentry “while not using cover.”




Also on August 29th, an animated GIF of Luigi dabbing in the trailer was submitted to /r/NintendoSwitch,[3] where it accumulated upwards of 12,900 points (86% upvoted) and 890 comments within three days (shown below). On August 31st, a screen cap of Luigi dabbing reached the front page of /r/SubredditSimulator,[2] along with the computer-generated title “TFW you are a Nazi but the understanding is they would to get a round of golf in.” That day, the @NintendoNYC[4] Twitter feed posted a photograph of Luigi dabbing at a Mario + Rabbids launch event (shown below, right).



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Sneaky Tom

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Refers to an image of Tom from the American animated series Tom and Jerry. In the image, Tom is sneaking behind a door with a smirk on his face. The image grew in popularity after captions about being sneaky appeared along side it.



Origin

In the original clip where the image is from, Tom sneaks behind a door while doing an evil laugh as he plans to catch Jerry. After Tom closes and locks the door he gets outsmarted and physically beaten by Jerry off screen.



The first known use of the image came from twitter user @Tweets_2dope[1] who shared the photo on July 27th, 2013, yet the image did not become popular until spring of 2017.

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On March 19th, 2017, twitter account @WorldStar[2] shared the image with the caption “Quavo sneaking off to do more features when Offset and Takeoff go to bed..” As of August 2017, the tweet has reached over 15k retweets and 30k likes. The tweet refers to the artist Quavo who is one of the three members in the southern hip hop group Migos.



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Don Draper Life Cereal Pitch Parodies

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Don Draper Life Cereal Pitch Parodies refers to a series of exploitable image parodies based on a scene from the American dramatic television series Mad Men. In the scene, the lead character Don Draper attempts to sell an advertising campaign for Life cereal while drunk. Online, people replace the image for Life cereal with references to other public relations and advertising blunders as well as ridiculous or absurd ideas.

Origin

On August 29th, 2010, AMC[1] aired the episode of the television series Mad Men entitled “Waldorf Stories.” During the episode, the main character Don Draper wins a prestigious advertising award, and while riding on the high of winning, he decides to pitch a campaign to Life cereal while drunk. Draper then pitches while visibly intoxicated. This moment of him attempting to maintain composure in front of a white board is the inspiration for the meme. On May 24th, 2011, YouTuber[2] ryleeryno posted the scene to YouTube, receiving more than 279,000 views in six years.



Two years later, on March 21st, 2012, Uproxx[3] published a list entitled “If Don Draper Handled Modern Marketing.” Within the list of parody pitches by Don Draper, the author included an image from “Waldorf Stories,” with the logo for Netflix and the word Qwikster, Netflix’s botched DVD mailer rebranding (shown below). This post is the earliest example of the meme available.



Spread

On August 11th, 2015, a Redditor, [4] whose account has been deleted, posted a version (shown below) of the meme with the words “My X is a mess” around the word “Life.”



About a year and a half later, Twitter[5] user @stodgeoff posted a variation with the words “The pope but he’s young” on the board. The post (shown below, left) received more than 1,300 retweets and 3,400 likes.



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To Survive In the Wild

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To Survive In the Wild refers to an exploitableSafely Endangered comic in which a man explains "To survive in the wild, you need a reliable source of water. He then insults a person, who begins crying. The first character slurps up the tears with a straw. In the exploitables, what the first character says to make the second cry is changed.

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All-Female "Lord of the Flies" Adaptation

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All-Female “Lord of the Flies” Adaptation refers to the response toward the reports that the Warner Bros. movie production studio was pursuing an adaptation of Lord of the Flies starring an all-female cast. After the announcement, people complained that casting women in the film missed the point of the source material, which they assert is about toxic masculinity.

Background

On August 30th, 2017, Deadline[1] reported that Scott McGehee and David Siegel signed a deal with Warner Bros. to produce an all-female adaptation of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. The book follows a group of boys who get stranded on a deserted island and resort to violence to control the group. On the adaptation, the filmmakers said,

“We want to do a very faithful but contemporized adaptation of the book, but our idea was to do it with all girls rather than boys,” said David Siegel. “It is a timeless story that is especially relevant today, with the interpersonal conflicts and bullying, and the idea of children forming a society and replicating the behavior they saw in grownups before they were marooned.”

“Taking the opportunity to tell it in a way it hasn’t been told before, with girls rather than boys, is that it shifts things in a way that might help people see the story anew,” said McGehee. "It breaks away from some of the conventions, the ways we think of boys and aggression. People still talk about the movie and the book from the standpoint of pure storytelling. It is a great adventure story, real entertainment, but it has a lot of meaning embedded in it as well. We’ve gotten to think about this awhile as the rights were worked out, and we’re super eager to put pen to paper.”

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Aaron Rodgers’ Mustache

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Aaron Rodgers’ Mustache refers to a series of photoshop memes and reactions to football player Aaron Rodger’s mustache, which he had during a pre-season practice in August 2017.

Origin

On August 29th, 2017, the official Twitter[1] account of the Green Bay Packers NFL team posted a picture of player Aaron Rodgers with a mustache. They captioned the tweet “The stache 👨🏻 #PackersCamp.” The post (shown below) received more than 2,300 retweets and 7,000 likes.



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Shortly after the Packers posted the picture, Twitter users began posting the picture of Rodgers juxtaposed against other famous mustachioed cultural figures, such as Flanders, Ron Swanson, Wilfred Brimley and more.



That day, sports website SBNation posted a series of photoshops, which placed Rodgers in different situations. In most of the pictures, Rodgers is replacing another mustachioed person in the picture.



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Sons Of P'taah

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Sons Of P’taah is a cult primarily revolving around the divine beings P’taah, Jeff and Ashtar Sheran. It further includes many lesser Gods such as Jim, Nurul Azam or z’Hansrüedi. It can be compared to the Cult of Kek, which expresses a similar structure. However, the followers of Sons Of P’taah (known as d’isciples and referring to each other as b’rothers) take their calling very seriously – While heavy ironic memeing is widespread and an innate part of the cult’s culture, posts are almost always accompanied by a summon to “p’raise”, which expresses the disciplines’ strong belief and admiration for the great Gods. Each God or divine being can be addressed, summoned or flattered directly by “p’raise X”, where X is the name of the figure involved.

Origin

Sons Of Ptaah has a versatile history. Similar to the Cult of Kek, it incorporated previously existing mystical and religious elements while adding its own lore on top of it. In his natural habitat Discord, user Guneo [1] mentioned on an ironic server that he had discovered the “Ashtar’s Galactic People Cult” [2]. Intrigued by this news, user Ebnetboy [3] proposed that the group publicize their own grand truths extending the original revelation of Ashtar. And so Sons Of Ptaah was born, the cult’s first lore video being uploaded on June 19th 2017 [4]. A wide range of diverse memes have spawned from Sons Of Ptaah, often involving phrases, dates and divine beings essential to the cult.
The cult’s name stems from the character P’taah, a central personality in yet another astrological new-age sect [5].

The Cult

Core Beliefs

The core conflict in the Sons of P’taah cult stems from the everlasting battle between the forces of relatableness and unrelatableness. Relatableness is expressed through heavy ironic memeing, out-of-the-box thinking and generally simply being creative instead of a shallow product of mainstream culture. On the other hand, unrelatableness is channeled excessively by normies, who will stop at nothing to be as boring and bland as possible. Relatable beings take issue with this, especially because normies infect all known humor with their unrelatableness. As a counterweight to this, the relatable memers try to keep their in-jokes at a safe distance from the dark and vast unrelatableness that consumes everything once touched. This is the cosmic goal of the Sons of P’taah and all their divinities: To restore relatableness to a wicked and twisted world, whatever the odds.

Primary Gods

P’taah

P’taah is the divine being the cult has appropriated its name from. He originally was a prominent character for those who believe in the extraterrestrial race of the Plejarens [6]. For the cult itself, he represents the leader of all relatable cosmic beings and takes on the role of a powerful God. He is the central figure when it comes to Sons Of P’taah, having made an appearance on every single video the group has ever posted. Searching his name on Youtube returns dozens of results with tens of thousands of views dedicated to his role on the “astral plane”. Mantras, lore videos and even livestreams are plentiful [].

Ashtar Sheran

Ashtar is the second most powerful God in the Sons Of P’taah universe. Likewise to P’taah and his origin story, Ashtar was seen as an extraterrestrial being benevolent to humans and the universe as a whole. Again, Sons Of P’taah takes this further, promoting him to a God. He is closer to humans living on earth than P’taah himself, who prefers to take a back seat on human relations and concentrates on wiping out all unrelatableness from the world.
Ashtar remains a very popular figure with believers of the Plejarens or followers of similar new-age cosmic religions. In the intro sequence of newer Sons Of P’taah videos, an excerpt of the “Divine Mantra of Ashtar Sheran and Lord Gorloj” can be heard. Said video had garnered over 160’000 views by June 2017 [].

Jeff

Jeff is a controversial figure in the Sons Of P’taah cult. The community is divided on whether or not he should be included as a celestial being at all; with advocates proposing that Jeff did indeed create the world we currently inhabit and detractors insisting that this information is false and that Jeff’s only power lies in his popular use as an ironic meme.

Lesser Gods

Jim

Jim is one of the most beloved Gods in the cult’s following due to his (literally) massive irony levels.

Nurul Azam

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Astro Boi

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Gorloj

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Antagonists

Justyn

Justyn is a major antagonist in the Sons Of P’taah universe. On his Instagram page he posts extremely unrelatable memes [], prompting the cult to declare him a danger to the whole relatable world. He first appeared in the Sons Of P’taah lore video “TOP 5 EPIC #E’PIC FACTSABOUTNURULAZAM (spanish version available in east africa)”, his dreadfully snapchat-disfigured face springing into view one second before the video ends []. He then continued to make short appearances in every video, indicating that his power was growing stronger by the day. Finally, the arch nemesis’ history was fully addressed by the cult in “Justyn The unrelatable” []. In the video, it is explained that Justyn has the power to “make relatable things unrelate”, using his vile gift to escape a black hole set up by Gods with the intention of trapping him. He flees to East Africa, where he currently still resides, and proceeds to create the three unrelatable antirelics in his workshop: 9GAG, iFunny and MemeCenter. Should the three antirelics ever come into contact with the original three relatable relics, they will obliterate each other, releasing insane amounts of energy in the process and plunging the world into chaos. If this were to occur, 2017 could no longer source its power from the three relics Aldi, Lidl and Tesco, which would imply the demise of all living beings. Therefore it is currently the Gods highest priority to stop Justyn, his assailants and the general unreletableness they spread.

Windows XP

Windows XP is an evil operating system designed and released by the Microsoft Corporation []. It is noted as an antagonist in the video “ Nurul AZAM∗Praise jim∗ resurrection from[1827]” []. Also mentioned is the fact that this ancient evil has persisted for more than 10 billion billion years. It is unknown whether the Gods have dealt with this force already.

In Comparison to other Religions

Due to its many celestial beings and Gods, Sons Of P’taah should be considered a polytheistic religion. Therefore it does not fit in with the three monotheistic “great religions”, namely Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Instead it exhibits closer similarities to Hinduism or Buddhism, where numerous Gods with their own powers, desires, needs and functions exist.

Phrases

To distinguish true d’isciples from normalfags or atheists, the cult has adopted a particular form of writing. Continuing the legacy of the cult’s holy scriptures, text formatting (italic, bold, strikethrough) is not permitted. Instead, a hashtag is placed in front of a word for means of conveying emphasis. Furthermore, words starting with a consonant may additionally be fitted with one or more apostrophes at whichever positions the poster deems most relatable. However some words, such as p’raise, b’rother, d’isciple and P’taah, have established themselves in the cult and should not be modified further except on special occasions. Deliberate misspellings are commonplace and even welcomed as long as the message or its meaning can still be fully deciphered. While a novice may not understand the composition or logic of sentences authored by a cult member and may believe that a few words sprinkled with a random selection of attributes suffices, the art form requires skill and a fine-grained feel for the subculture. Imposters can be exposed swiftly by close examination of their texts.

The following examples try to capture the spirit of this notable penmanship:

p’raise Jime b’rother!!
Why are you such a #salty individual? Such #"unrelatable’ness can only stem from the #dark lo’rd himself… You must be one of jus’tyne’s asailantes! :angry:
But we can only #p’raise. Let us hope that th’e #bless’ed ##Nurul can defeat’e the evi"l forces of W’indows X"P.

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Sons Of P’taah, its subculture and the memes it has fathered have mainly been confined to Discord. On ironically cancerous servers it remains quite popular, with the inexhaustible cult lore being shared or images of divinities being stretched, blurred or otherwise manipulated comedically. To find a server dedicated to Sons Of P’taah is a straightforward task: The participants of said servers exhibit a sense of humor that will mystify any outsider or normie. This includes laughing at extremely stretched photos, stock images of basic objects (such as glasses of water, wood, pens, paper clips etc.), disfiguring words and phrases into the unintelligible (“smoke weed” → “smînke wædé”) and impersonating despised political movements or activists to name a few. The most difficult step is actually joining such an ironic server, given that these are often closed groups whose members feel immense contempt for mainstream society. Therefore proving that one comes from a similarly ironic background and can adapt to the server’s culture is of utmost importance. The “BlazinSkrubs [6] Fanbase Server” is a perfect example of this cancerous environment. Any Sons Of P’taah server will retain these very same characteristics at their core.

To clarify lore concerns, Sons Of P’taah launched their official Youtube channel [7] in June 2017. Traction has been slow but steady, with users simply relying on other group members to inform themselves of the lore instead of subscribing to the channel directly. This has caused some major disputes within the community concerning the cult’s storyline and characters (see § The Cult> Primary Gods> Jeff), and new members are advised to aquire lore information from the source and not through third parties.

References to Sons Of P’taah have infrequently been found scattered on Instagram [8]. However, it cannot be said that the cult or its memes have taken off on this platform.

The primary home for Sons Of P’taah has always been and still remains Discord to this day.

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External References

[1]Guneo – Youtube

[2]Ashtar’s Galactic People Cult – Ashtar Command

[3]Ebnetboy – Youtube

[4]Sons Of P’taah – ptaah is jime???

[5]P’taah – Conversations With P’taah

[6]The Plejarens – Billy Meier

[6]BlazinSkrubs – Youtube

[7]Sons Of P’taah – Youtube

[8]Dr. Moimoi – Instagram


Shape of you- Ed Sheeran meme

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Ed-Sheeran shape of you

Notto Disu Shitto Agen

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Notto Disu Shitto Agen is a reaction image from the anime Code Geass in which a screencap of the Emperor of Britannia has been photoshopped such that the subtitles of the scene read “Notto Disu Shitto Agen,” a poor Japanese-like way of saying “Not this shit again.”

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Menat

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Menat is a character from the second downloadable content (DLC) season of the fifth installment of the Street Fighter series, Street Fighter V. A fortune teller character, Menat carries a crystal ball with her when she attacks. Online, she grew notable for her flamboyant walk-cycle animation.

Origin

On August 27th, 2017, Capcom uploaded a trailer for the character to YouTube (shown below). She debuted as part of the second Street Fighter VDLC package on the 29th.



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Instantly, fans were taken with her walk animation, a flamboyant, twisting strut, moreso than her abilities as a fighter. A tweet by @HiFight showing just her walk animation gained over 1,500 retweets in less than three days (shown below).




Many other fans noticed Menat’s walk cycle as well, leading Kotaku[1] to write an article about fan’s reactions to Menat’s walk. Meanwhile, Street Fighter V players quickly began adapting to Menat’s fighting style, pulling off impressive combos with her and her crystal ball. Eurogamer[2] wrote about the quick adaptation of the fighting community to Menat on August 31st. The article included two videos showing off impressive combos done with the character by Street Fighter gamers Desk and Sakonoko (shown below).



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Meme Police

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Meme Police refers to fictional law enforcement officers empowered with the authority to impose restrictions on how internet memes are used online.

Origin

On February 10th, 2006, the website MemePolice Forums[1] were created for discussions about “examining and creating cultural memes.”

Spread

On August 13th, 2013, a stock photo of a child dressed as a police officer captioned with “ur gettign (sic) a ticket sir / that meme wasn’t dank enough” was posted to Facebook[4] (shown below). On October 1st, 2014, Redditor 369DAMNyoFINE reposted the image on /r/4chanMeta.[5]



On April 3rd, 2015, a montage of stock photographs featuring children dressed as police officers with the caption “You’ve been visited by Meme Police / No ticket today, but you better be careful” was submitted to FunnyJunk[7] (shown below). On July 12th, the image was reposted to /r/youdontsurf,[6] where it gathered more than 1,000 points (97% upvoted).



On October 22nd, the Corrider YouTube channel uploaded a video titled “MEMEPOLICE (Warning: dank memes),” which gathered upwards of 1.6 million views and 1,300 comments within three years (shown below).



On May 18th, 2016, an emoji copypasta titled “🔫👮Meme Police🔫👮” was submitted to /r/emojipasta[2] by Redditor grahamcrackers75 (shown below).

🚓🚓WEEOOWEEOOWEEOO🚓🚓 STOP✋ RIGHT👉 THERE👇THIS IS THE🔫 👮MEME POLICE🔫👮 DROPTHE👽💀🐸SUPREME MEMES🐸💀👽 YOU🇲 🇪 🇲 🇪 🇹 🇭 🇮 🇪 🇫

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NoPUNintendo

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NoPUNintendo is a web series and webcomic by TerminalMontage and Jeffrey Micah Giaimo that focuses on making Nintendo-related puns. After starting as a webcomic in the early 2010s, two animated shorts featuring the puns were posted to Machinima. TerminalMontage began posting animated shorts again in 2017 after a several year hiatus.

History

On May 22nd, 2011, TerminalMontage and Giaimo posted their first comic to smackjeeves.com.[1] It features Luigi hitting Mario, to which Mario responds “I bruise like a Peach!” (shown below). They posted 44 comics between then and July 12th, 2012.



After a year of posting comics, NoPUNintendo was picked up by Machinima, and on July 15th, 2012, the channel posted a short animation featuring animated versions of jokes from the webcomic (shown below, left). The video has gained over 1.2 million views. Machinima posted the second episode of the series on December 6th, gaining over 334,000 views (shown below, right).



Revival

On July 17th, 2017, after a five-year hiatus, TerminalMontage’s YouTube account posted another episode of NoPUNintendo, gaining over 109,000 views (shown below, left). A fourth installment was posted a week later and gained over 106,000 views (shown below, right).



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[1]NoPUNintendo – Bruise Like a Peach

Evil Buildings

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Evil Buildings are photographs of ominous and creepy architecture thought to be inhabited by supervillains, serial killers or ghosts. Additionally, examples of Brutalist architecture are commonly described as “evil buildings” in various communities online.

Origin

On October 12th, 2013, Imgur user 50YrDoctorWhoFanboy uploaded a photograph of an office building titled “This has to be one of the most evil buildings in the world” (shown below).



Spread

On February 15th, 2016, the /r/EvilBuildings[1] subreddit was launched for photographs of ominous-looking buildings. Over the next two years, the community gathered more than 205,000 subscribers.

On July 4th, The Daily Dot[3] published an article titled “Exploring the world’s most evil buildings.” In December, BoredPanda[2] published a listicle containing 13 examples of “evil-looking buildings.”

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Sonic Forces Persona 5 Costume

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Sonic Forces Persona 5 Costume, also known as Fursona 5, refers to the Persona 5 costume in the Sonic the Hedgehog game Sonic Forces. Many people reacted negatively to the costume, with some describing it as the Fursona of the main character from Persona 5.

Origin
On August 31st, 2017, the official twitter account for Sonic the Hedgehog announced pre-order costumes for Sonic Forces, including a Persona 5 costume.[1] There were multiple parodies of the costume within hours of the announcement.

Spread

On September 1st, Kotaku published an article entitled “The Internet Reacts To Sonic Forces’ Persona 5 Costume,” containing a variety of negative or baffled reactions to the costume from both Tumblr and Twitter.[2]

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[1]Twitter – Sonic Forces arrives Nov. 7! /Posted on 8/31/2017

[2]Kotaku – The Internet Reacts To Sonic Forces’ Persona 5 Costume / Posted on 9/1/2017


LUL

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LUL is a BTTV (Better Twitch.TV) emoticon featuring a picture of John Bain, commonly known as TotalBiscuit. Much like the internet slang “LOL”, LUL is a deviation of the word, and commonly used as a form of laughter in Twitch streams.

Origin

The original picture was taken by Photographer Itsjustatank in 2013. Although the whereabouts of how the image came out is unknown, in 2014, TotalBiscuit used it later on as one of his Channel Subscriptions emotes, formelly called “cynicalLaugh”.

Copyright and Takedown

On July of 2014, Biscuit received a DMCA take down by the photographer for the unauthorized use of the picture, due of it being included as a subscription emote.

Spread

In 2016, LUL was brought back in the BetterTTV extension, and slowly spreading to the Twitch platform. Although when BTTV wasn’t commonly used before, lots of users who weren’t using the extension, weren’t able to see the emote and all they could read was “LUL” instead of with the extension on.


Since then, it’s received a lot of attention and usage from everyone in the platform, including hundreds of spin-offs from streamers and also different versions of the same image by BTTV, such as MEGALUL, ULTRALULANDOMEGALUL

In September 1st of 2017, LUL was officially implemented as a global Twitch.tv emote, making it visible for anyone. Although it’s not the original version of the photograph, but a modified image to avoid copyright infringement.


Granblue Fantasy

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Granblue Fantasy (Japanese: グランブルーファンタジー) is a Japanese mobile video game developed by Cygames and published by Mobage for Androis and iOS. It was launched at 10 March 2014 (with English language added at March 2016).

Development
Granblue Fantasy released at 10 March 2014 by Cygames on Android and iOS platforms. Before Granblue Fantasy, Cygames developed Rage of Bahamut, a Card Battle Games for Android and iOS platform.

Gameplay
Granblue Fantasy gameplay is a turn-based JRPG in which a player sets up a party of six which consist of Main Character (which can’t be replaced or removed), three main party members, and two substitute. The player then engage in a single player battle or start/join a multiplayer raid where multiple players join together to defeat an enemy.

Setting
Granblue Fantasy sets in a fantasy world with floating islands in which people travel the world with an airship. In this world, there are four main races which is Human, feline eared Erune, strong Draph, and small Harvin. The world is also invested with countless monsters.

Plot
Granblue Fantasy tells a story about the Main Character (whose gender can be chosen by the player, officially they are called Gran and Djeeta) who encounter a girl named Lyria and her bodyguard, Katalina. They are being chased by the Erste Empire because of Lyria’s power. After being injured in a battle, the main character were given a power by Lyria to command a being called Primal Beast. The main character, Lyria, and Kataliana then travel across the skies to escape from Erste Empire and also find the whereabout of the main character’s father.

Reception
As of the writing, Granblue Fantasy has been download 16 million times. Journalist compare it favorably to early Final Fantasy game.
One of the biggest reason of the popularity of Granblue Fantasy is because of the High Profile, Popular, and/or Veteran Voice Actors/Actresses casted as the characters of the game.

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Sinj is a Town.

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Sinj is a town in the continental part of Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia. The town itself has a population of 11,478 and the population of the administrative municipality, which includes surrounding villages, is 24,826.

The Final Bongs of Big Ben

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The Final Bongs of Big Ben is a meme where the final chimes of Big Ben in London were altered to display different music and sounds including Rick Ashley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up”, A-ha’s “Take On Me” and the Soviet Union national anthem. The meme also usually starts and ends with a BBC News commentator explaining that the bongs heard would be the last “for some time”.

Origin

On August 21, 2017, Big Ben in London had bonged for the last time until 2021 due to repair works being done on the Elizabeth Tower that Big Ben is located in. The final bongs were covered by BBC News and other media channels and many people had turned out to hear the final bongs.

On August 31, 2017, the YouTube user Cryanek uploaded a parody video of the final bongs of Big Ben and shortly after, YouTubers started uploading their own parodies of Big Ben’s final chimes.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OQkWlimYQsY

Sneaky Tom

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Sneaky Tom is a reaction image series based on a scene from the American animated TV series Tom and Jerry in which Tom slides his way through a door with a mischievous smirk on his face.

Origin

In the original clip, Tom sneaks behind a door while doing an evil laugh as he plans to catch Jerry. Shortly after, Tom closes and locks the door as he gets outsmarted and physically beaten by Jerry off screen.



The earliest known appearance of the image can be traced back to a tweet posted by @Tweets_2dope[1] on July 27th, 2013, although its usage as a meme didn’t begin until early 2016.

Spread

On June 6th, 2016, MemeDroid[3] user derpherpmerp uploaded an image of Tom from the scene along with a caption about trying to mend things with an ex-girlfriend.



On June 22nd, a dedicated page for “Sneaky Tom” image macros was created on Memegenerator.net.[4] On June 25th, Google Plus[5] user Jonny be good Gaming posted an image macro featuring “Sneaky Tom” with a caption about using a neighbor’s wifi.



On March 19th, 2017, @WorldStar[2] shared a “Sneaky Tom” image with a caption about Quavo, one of the three members in the southern hip hop group Migos, sneaking off to work on feature collaborations with other recording artists.



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