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Lil Pump "Gucci Gang"
About
Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” is a song by Trap Music artist Lil Pump that has become the subject of Replacement Remixes on YouTube.
Origin
On August 31st, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the audio for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube, gaining over 69 million views (shown below, left). On October 23rd, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the video for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube (shown below). It has gained over 75 million views in three weeks. By November 8th, the song cracked the Billboard Top 100 chart.[1]
Spread
The song began becoming a meme shortly after the release of the track. On September 1st, YouTuber Cristian Ocholo uploaded a remix that speeds up every time Lil Pump says “Gucci,” gaining 965,000 views (shown below, left). On October 24th, YouTuber Pzuh uploaded an edit featuring no repeating words, gaining 1.9 million views (shown below, right). Pigeons and Planes[2] covered the spread of the meme on November 9th.
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Armed Adam
“Armed Adam” refers to an exploitable image of an Adam Martinez holding a plastic gun. It originated on Reddit’s me_irl when a user, going by danorexia posted a picture of him claiming to be the person in the photo and that he had terminal cancer, asking the viewer to spread the image. The post was later proven to be false, when the original poster commented that it was all a joke.
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Lil Pump "Gucci Gang"
About
Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” is a song by Trap Music artist Lil Pump that has become the subject of Replacement Remixes on YouTube.
Origin
On August 31st, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the audio for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube, gaining over 69 million views (shown below, left). On October 23rd, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the video for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube (shown below). It has gained over 75 million views in three weeks. By November 8th, the song cracked the Billboard Top 100 chart.[1]
Spread
The song began becoming a meme shortly after the release of the track. On September 1st, YouTuber Cristian Ocholo uploaded a remix that speeds up every time Lil Pump says “Gucci,” gaining 965,000 views (shown below, left). On October 24th, YouTuber Pzuh uploaded an edit featuring no repeating words, gaining 1.9 million views (shown below, right). Pigeons and Planes[2] covered the spread of the meme on November 9th.
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Lil Pump "Gucci Gang"
About
Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” is a song by Trap Music artist Lil Pump that has become the subject of Replacement Remixes on YouTube.
Origin
On August 31st, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the audio for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube, gaining over 69 million views (shown below, left). On October 23rd, 2017, Lil Pump uploaded the video for “Gucci Gang” to YouTube (shown below). It has gained over 75 million views in three weeks. By November 8th, the song cracked the Billboard Top 100 chart.[1]
Spread
The song began becoming a meme shortly after the release of the track. On September 1st, YouTuber Cristian Ocholo uploaded a remix that speeds up every time Lil Pump says “Gucci,” gaining 965,000 views (shown below, left). On October 24th, YouTuber Pzuh uploaded an edit featuring no repeating words, gaining 1.9 million views (shown below, right). Pigeons and Planes[2] covered the spread of the meme on November 9th.
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And So The Courier Who Had Cheated Death
About
And So The Courier Who Had Cheated Death is a quote from. the ending of the 2011 game Fallout: New Vegas
Origin
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Catpan
Catpan – the living meme. Catpan is the current co-owner of a modded Minecraft server, Crimson Tides. On November 12, 2017, the Crimson Tides Discord all changed their names and avatars to Catpan to commemorate the living meme, Catpan.
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Jaffas
Jaffa Cakes are biscuit-sized cakes introduced by McVitie and Price in the UK in 1927 and named after Jaffa oranges. The most common form of Jaffa Cakes are circular, 2 1⁄8 inches (54 mm) in diameter and have three layers: a Genoise sponge base, a layer of orange flavoured jam and a coating of chocolate.Jaffa Cakes are also available as bars or in small packs, and in larger and smaller sizes.[2] The original Jaffa Cakes come in packs of 12, 24 or 36.
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So I Can Wish For Anything?
About
So I Can Wish For Anything? is a crudely drawn parody of children’s animated TV series The Fairly OddParents in which the character Timmy Turner wishes for various negative things from his fairy godparent, Cosmo.
Origin
On December 7th, 2012, Funnyjunk[1] user fistwick uploaded one of the earliest known appearances of a “So I Can Wish For Anything Edit” in a post that implies Timmy caused the September 11th, 2001 Attacks. The post gained 47 upvotes on the site.
Spread
The image appeared in a 4chan thread on April 14th, 2013.[2] On January 4th, 2014, it was uploaded to KnowYourMeme by user Edan[3] where it gained 128 upvotes and over 11,000 views. The image began being more popularly used as an exploitable in 2016, though some variations had appeared earlier. On March 12th, 2016, Facebook page Garlic Bread Memes[4] uploaded an edit with garlic bread in the fourth panel, gaining over 2,400 likes and reactions, as well as over 1,000 shares (shown below, left). On July 19th, 2016, Facebook page Crippling Things[5] uploaded an edit where the final image showed Timmy’s gravestone, gaining over 7,400 likes and reactions as well as over 5,000 shares (shown below, right).
Some exploitable edits changed the characters involved in the comic. For example, on March 8th, 2015, an edit featuring Lanky Kong appeared on Facebook page Blackmin404[6] (shown below, left). Another edit posted September 16th, 2016 by Facebook page Augmentations[7] used Australian Shitposter (shown below, right).
Various Examples
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External References
[3]KnowYourMeme – So this is why I don’t go on /b/.
[4]Facebook – Garlic Bread Memes
[5]Facebook – Crippling Things
[6]Facebook – Blackmin404
[7]Facebook – Augmentations
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His Hand Doesn't Even Move
About
His Hand Doesn’t Even Move is a viral video created in 2009 but reuploaded in late 2011 about an MIT professor named Walter Lewins drawing dotted lines with chalk without moving his hand. The video has since been used for discussion and remixing.
Origin
On March 24th, 2009, YouTube user mohrjaffa uploaded a video called “MIT 8.01 Some of Walter Lewins best lines”.[1] The video shows a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) named Walter Lewins draw dotted lines incredibly fast without moving his hand. The lecture itself was recorded in 1999 according to The Wayback Machine.[2]
On December 7th, 2011, YouTube user ItMustBeCollege reuploaded the video and titled it “His Hand Doesn’t Even Move” (shown below). This video has over 31 million views as of November 2017.[3]
Spread
After the reupload, on March 12th, 2012, YouTube user Justin Van Horne created a video titled “How to draw dotted lines like Walter Lewin”. As of November 2017, the video has over three million views (shown below, left).[3] On April 15th, 2012, the video was posted onto the /r/videos subreddit where it got 586 points (76% upvoted).[3] Ten days later, on April 25, a remix was created by YouTube user Will Koz. As of November 2017, the video has over 100,000 views (shown below, right).[4]
On January 25th, 2013, a video was uploaded by YouTube user Aero B featuring the professor explaining how to draw the lines. This video has over 850,000 views as of November 2017 (shown below, left).[5] On April 27th, 2017, YouTuber Mike Boyd uploaded a video in which he attempts to learn how to draw the famous dotted lines. As of November 2017, the video has over 2 million views (shown below, right).[6]
On the 31st of May, 2017 the video was submitted to 9gag, where it gained over 6,500 points and almost 500 comments before getting removed.[8]
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[1]YouTube – MIT 8.01 Some of Walter Lewins best lines
[2]Archive.org – MITOCW– 8.01 Physics I: Classical Mechanics
[3]YouTube – His Hand Doesn’t Even Move
[4]YouTube – How to draw dotted lines like Walter Lewin
[5]Reddit – His Hand Doesn’t Even Move math teacher level MIT
[6]YouTube – His Hand Doesn’t Even Move Remix
[7]YouTube – Walter Lewin’s Dotted Lines Explained!
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Mario does his taxes
“Mario does his taxes” is a photoshop meme showing game box art of popular characters doing mundane things.
Origin
The game Mario Teaches Typing was released MS-DOS and Mac on March 8, 1991. 
Online presence
It is currently unknown of the first appearance online, but several of the images parody the cover, with the character in the foreground and a background being mundane, such as Mario Does His Taxes and Mario Goes To The Fridge to get a Glass of Milk.
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So I Can Wish For Anything?
About
So I Can Wish For Anything? is a crudely drawn parody of children’s animated TV series The Fairly OddParents in which the character Timmy Turner wishes for various negative things from his fairy godparent, Cosmo.
Origin
On December 7th, 2012, Funnyjunk[1] user fistwick uploaded one of the earliest known appearances of a “So I Can Wish For Anything Edit” in a post that implies Timmy caused the September 11th, 2001 Attacks. The post gained 47 upvotes on the site.
Spread
The image appeared in a 4chan thread on April 14th, 2013.[2] On January 4th, 2014, it was uploaded to KnowYourMeme by user Edan[3] where it gained 128 upvotes and over 11,000 views. The image began being more popularly used as an exploitable in 2016, though some variations had appeared earlier. On March 12th, 2016, Facebook page Garlic Bread Memes[4] uploaded an edit with garlic bread in the fourth panel, gaining over 2,400 likes and reactions, as well as over 1,000 shares (shown below, left). On July 19th, 2016, Facebook page Crippling Things[5] uploaded an edit where the final image showed Timmy’s gravestone, gaining over 7,400 likes and reactions as well as over 5,000 shares (shown below, right).
Some exploitable edits changed the characters involved in the comic. For example, on March 8th, 2015, an edit featuring Lanky Kong appeared on Facebook page Blackmin404[6] (shown below, left). Another edit posted September 16th, 2016 by Facebook page Augmentations[7] used Australian Shitposter (shown below, right).
Various Examples
Search Internet
External References
[3]KnowYourMeme – So this is why I don’t go on /b/.
[4]Facebook – Garlic Bread Memes
[5]Facebook – Crippling Things
[6]Facebook – Blackmin404
[7]Facebook – Augmentations
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Wash your hands after
The image was submitted on imgur a couple of months ago and went viral on numerous website and social media.
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Where is...? Here
Origin of meme
It is an Ukrainian social advertising devoted to Defender of Ukraine Day. The ad is made by Ukrainian studio Sakvoyag and posted on YouTube on October 14, 2014
Original video
https://www.reddit.com/r/MemeEconomy/comments/6g1jos/where_is_x_3_here_memes_are_rising_slowly_should/
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Keurig Boycott
Overview
Keurig Boycott refers to conservatives claiming they will boycott coffeemaker company Keurig after the brand said they would withdraw their advertisements from Fox News commentator Sean Hannity’s show Hannity after Hannity defended Roy Moore from allegations the Alabama politician had inappropriately touched a 14-year old girl when he was 32.
History
On November 11th, 2017, Keurig responded to a complaint from Twitter user @dtcav about their ads running during Hannity after Hannity defended Roy Moore. Keurig[1] stated that they worked with their media partner to have their ads stop running during the show (shown below).
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Amerimutt / Le 56% Face
About
Amerimutt, also known as Le 56% Face, is the nickname of a series of illustrations based on a statistic that 56% of the American population is White.
Origin
The earliest known archived posting of the illustration was in a thread submitted to /pol/ on December 20th, 2016, featuring the caption “Le 56% face” (shown below).[1]
Spread
On August 3rd, 2017, a post was submitted to /pol/ featuring a poster of the Amerimutt character with the caption “Der Untermensch” (shown below).[3]
On October 24, 2017, a copypasta about the
On November 2nd, a post featuring the character drawn in the style of Groyper was submitted to /pol/,[2] along with a description of the “Amerimutt” (shown below).
On November 6th, a thread labeling Stranger Things actor Gaten Matarazzo as an “amerimutt” was submitted to /pol/,
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Shocked Thomas
Shocked Thomas was from an episode from Thomas & Friends called “Thomas, Percy and Old Slow Coach”.
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