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Twitter Stars, or “Twitter Sparkles,” are a series of tweets that place a series of unicode stars next to an image that appears to be interacting with them.

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Nomad of Nowhere^[1] is a 2D animated web series created by Georden Whitman and developed by Rooster Teeth Productions which premiered in March 2018. The show depicts the adventures of the man known as the Nomad, the last being that can use the power of magic.

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The first teaser for “Nomad of Nowhere” was released at the end of the final episode of volume 5 of “RWBY” along the first official poster art for Nomad of Nowhere showed below.

The serie was set to begin in March 2 of 2018 was pushed to to March 16 to give the animation team time to perfect the series animation.^[2]

EXTERNALREFERENCES

^[1] Nomad of Nowhere Wiki – http://nomad-of-nowhere.wikia.com/wiki/Nomad_of_Nowhere_Wiki
^[2] Gray Haddock’s Journal – https://roosterteeth.com/post/51667110

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.01% of Germs refers to the remainder of bacteria left behind after using a cleaning product which advertises that it kills 99%-99.99% of germs. The remaining bacteria has appeared as a character in various meme templates since 2010.

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The claim that a cleaning product kills “99% of bacteria” is commonly seen on the packaging of products like Lysol^[1] and Clean Smart Disinfectant Spray.^[2] The remaining bacteria began seeing use in memes in the early 2010s. One of the earliest known images to reference the character was a Forever Alone posted to Cheezburger^[3] on November 3rd, 2010 (shown below).

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You Won This Hole is series of image macros that use a screenshot of the victor animations from the video game Mario Golf: World Tour in which characters such as Waluigi and Daisy are shown smiling over the subtitle “you won this hole.” Online, people use the expression as a sexually explicit joke.

Origin

On May 1st, 2014, the video game Mario Golf: World Tour was released in Japan. In the game, when characters win a hole, the victory screen shows them posing over the caption “You won this hole.”

The following month, Tumblr^[6] user neatpotatoes published an image of Waluigi’s victory screen and the caption “You won this hole” with the comment “when they say their dick is 8 inches.” The post (shown below) received more than 96,000 notes in four years.

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On January 11th, 2015, Tumblr^[1] user apollollo posted an image of Waluigi saying “You won this hole!” They captioned the post, “send this your crush.” Within three years, the post (shown below) received more than 184,000 notes.

On March 3rd, 2017, ShitpostBot 5000^[2] user LUNATICTKR published the template for the meme.

On January 19th, 2018 Instagram^[3] user @spray published a variation, using the character Daisy’s victory screen. They captioned the post “Her: ‘How tall are you?’ ‘Him: ’6-’” The post (shown below, left) received more than 14,000 likes in four months. This version was later posted by Redditor^[5] VreachAndClearV2 on the /r/MemeEconomy and received more than 19,000 points (90% upvoted) and 195 comments.

Several days later, Redditor^[4] DontWeDoItInTheRoad posted the image with the caption “Me I run a meme page Her:” on the /r/dankmemes subreddit The post (shown below, center) received more than 6,000 points (97% upvoted) and 70 comments.

On April 6th, Redditor^[6] IxaII posted a variation on /r/dankmemes featuring the Gnome Child. The post (shown below, right) received more than 900 points (98% upvoted) and 10 comments.

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Meghan Markle’s Dad Reading About Britain refers to an image of Thomas Markle, the father of Meghan Markle, a former actress engaged to Prince Harry of England, holding a book titled Images of Britain. The image was joked about as it appeared as though Mr. Markle was cramming to learn basic facts about England before the royal wedding.

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On April 4th, 2018, Twitter user @rebexxxxa tweeted images of Mr. Markle with the book, captioned "me after ending an email with “cheers”," gaining over 480 retweets and 3,600 likes (shown below).^[1]

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Thick Thighs Save Lives is a catchphrase typically used in praise of women with voluptuous figures, often referred to as “thicc”. Online, the rhyming slogan is often paired with the phrase “but thigh highs are my demise.”

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In July 2016, Tumblr^[1] user adultures published a webcomic in which the Overwatch character Reaper tells the character Mercy “thick thighs save lives” (shown below).

On October 19th, the SELF YouTube channel uploaded an interview with model Ashley Graham titled “Thick Thighs Save Lives” (shown below). Within two years, the video gained over 670,000 views and 760 comments.

On November 7th, Redditor patch_7-8-9 submitted a picture of an anime girl wearing thigh high stockings with the caption “thick thighs save lives / but thigh highs are my demise.” Prior to being archived, the post gained over 450 points (97% upvoted) on /r/animemes.^[2]

On December 1st, YouTuber AngelMelly uploaded a video titled “Thick Thighs Save Lives” (shown below).

On July 17th, a "Miss Kobayahi’s Dragon Maid-themed photoshop featuring a “thick thighs save lives” badge was submitted to the /r/animemes subreddit (shown below, left). On December 24th, Redditor badooga1 submitted a “Buffsuki”: photoshop of the Doki Doki Literature Club character Natsuki titled “Thicc thighs save lives” to /r/DDLC (shown below, right).

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Wrestlemania is an annual pay-per-view event held by the WWE. It is the largest annual event held by the promotion, featuring championship matches and matches which are the culminations of the biggest storylines the promotion has told over the previous year. It also regularly features celebrities and musical guests. As of April 8th, 2018, there have been 34 Wrestlemanias.

Background

The first Wrestlemania took place on March 31st, 1985. It was held in Madison Square Garden, New York, and was the first pay-per-view event in WWE (then WWF) history.^[1] Its main event featured Hulk Hogan and Mr. T vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff.

Wrestlemania was conceptualized by Vince McMahon and the name was coined by Howard Finkel.^[2]

Developments

Over the following decades, Wrestlemania grew into the most popular annual wrestling event in the United States. The most attended was Wrestlemania III, which had an audience of over 93,000 people. The event came to feature different events during the weekend of Wrestlemania, including the WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and a pay-per-view for WWE’s developmental brand, NXT.

Notable Moments

The Undertaker’s Streak

Professional wrestler The Undertaker notably won his matches at 21 consecutive Wrestlemanias before losing at Wrestlemania XXX to Brock Lesnar. The Undertaker would win his following two matches at Wrestlemanias XXXI and XXXII before losing to Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania XXXIII, leading to speculation that he had retired.

Wrestlemania 23: Battle of the Billionaires

Wrestlemania 23: Battle of the Billionaires was the name of the main staged rivalry between Donald Trump and Vince McMahon at the 23rd annual Wrestlemania pay-per-view event that took place in April 2007. While the event drew large-scale interest in its own right at the time of the original airing, numerous GIFs and video clips from the staged altercation between the two has seen a notable resurgence since Donald Trump’s nomination, and subsequent victory, in the 2016 United States presidential election. The event was organized in collaboration among several federations in professional wrestling, featuring performers from Raw, SmackDown!, and ECW brands, as a joint pay-per-view (PPV) event, which took place on April 1st, 2007 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. On July 19th, 2011, the highlights clip of the match between was uploaded by WWE to its YouTube channel.

Roman Reigns Victories at Wrestlemanias XXXII and XXXIII

At Wrestlemanias XXXII and XXXIII, Roman Reigns was heavily booed after winning the main events against Triple H and The Undertaker, respectively. Fans of the WWE have been divided on Reigns as many see him as having received an unfair push from Vince McMahon to be the company’s top star. At Wrestlemania XXXII, after a year that saw Reigns win and lose the World Heavyweight title on two separate occasions after brief runs, Reigns earned the right to face Triple H, the wrestler and Authority figure who ostensibly worked to give Roman adversity all year, at the main event. There, Reigns defeated Triple H, again to boos. At the following night’s Monday Night Raw, Roman opened the show to a chorus of boos. In an attempt to win the crowd over, Roman pleaded, “Aw, cmon. I’m not a bad guy! I’m not a good guy. I’m the guy.” This would become his catchphrase over the next few months.

At Wrestlemania 33, Roman Reigns defeated and appeared to retire longtime fan-favorite wrestler The Undertaker in the main event. The following night on Monday Night Raw, the crowd chanted “Undertaker” for several minutes, until the crowd turned the chant into a “Roman Sucks!” chant. After Roman entered, the crowd erupted in several distinct chants, many including obscenities, as Roman stood in the ring (shown below).

John Cena’s Wrestlemania Proposal

At Wrestlemania 33, after John Cena and Nikki Bella defeated The Miz and Maryse in a mixed-tag match, Cena was handed a microphone and proceeded to propose to Bella in the ring. The moment was compiled in Twitter Moments that evening.

Popular weatherman Al Roker was the guest announcer for the match. The following day, Cena and Bella appeared on The Today Show to talk about their engagement.

Wrestlemania XXXIV

In the build before Wrestlemania XXXIV, it seemed as though WWE was building to a match between him and John Cena, but Undertaker never appeared on WWE television to confirm the match, leading to mystery as to how that angle will pay off at the upcoming Pay-Per-View. Other notable matches include Reigns vs. Lesnar for the RAW Universal Championship, Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles for the World Championship, and Ronda Rousey pairing with Kurt Angle to face Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.

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The Floss is a dance in which the performer swings their arms and hips in unison, while alternating swinging the arms behind the back.

Origin

On August 18th, 2016, Instagram^[1] user @thebackpackkid posted a video of himself doing the dance. The post (shown below) received more than 58,000 views and 1,600 views in a year and a half.

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The following month, on September 28th, YouTuber^[2] Jeff Schoolfield posted a video entitled “THEFLOSS…slo mo.” In the video, a boy performs the dance. The video (shown below, left) received more than 5,100 views in a year and a half.

The following year, on February 20th, 2017, YouTuber^[3] Whitney Bjerken published a video of several children performing the dance entitled “How to do the Swish Swish Dance.” The post (shown below, right) received more than 3.4 million views.

On May 20th, the Backpack Kid performed with Katy Perry on Saturday Night Live. During a performance of the song “Swish Swish,” he danced the Floss. Two days later, Inside Edition published a video interview with Backpack Kid.^[4] The post (shown below) received more than 32 million views in one year.

On September 11th, Pittsburgh Steelers football player T.J. Watt briefly performed the Floss during the game. The official Steelers Twitter^[5] account published a gif of the moment. The post (shown below) received more than 620 retweets and 1,800 likes in six months.

Three days later, the YouTube^[6] account LokTer Shab published a video entitled “HOW TO DO THEBACKPACKKIDDANCE (THEFLOSS).” The post (shown below, left) received more than 5.1 million views in six months.

Two months later, on November 18th, YouTuber^[7] remixgodsuede uploaded a video for a song featuring DJ Suede and Backpack Kid entitled “Flossin.” The video (shown below) received more than 1.6 million views in five months.

On March 21st, 2018, a teacher from Tottington Primary School published a video of himself doing the dance on Facebook. ^[9] The post (shown below) received more than 580r reactions, 270 shares and 65,000 views in two weeks.

On April 5th, Redditor^[8] fishandgrits asked the /r/OutOfTheLoop subreddit “What is the dance where kids swing their arms?”

Several media outlets have covered the trend, including HuffPost,^[10]BBC,^[11] and more.

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My Ancestors Are Smiling At Me is a memorable quote from the 2011 adventure video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Online, the phrase has been used as the caption for various images of people about to be decapitated.

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On November 11th, 2011, the video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released in the United States. At the start of the game, an unnamed Stormcloak Soldier Soldier is captured and before he is decapitated, he says, “My ancestors are smiling at me, Imperials. Can yours say the same?”

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On June 10th, 2012, Know Your Meme user SoleilNoir posted a This Kills The Crab image macro with the caption. The image features a Meme Generator watermark, so it is possible that the meme predates this upload.

On April 14th, 2016, YouTuber^[2] Aussie Viking II published a video with the phrase as a title. The video features the scene’s audio played over the decapitation of a Barbie doll. The post (shown below) received more than 52,000 views in two years.

On December 9th, Imgur^[4] user PoisonPotato published a list dump of various image macros featuring the phrase. Within 15 months, the list has been viewed more than 500 times.

On February 6th, 2017, Facebook^[1] account TES.SkyrimGuard published an image macro of the scene, captioning it “Dammit, Bethesda this man deserve a name.” The post (shown below, left) received more than 2,500 reactions, 90 comments and 490 shares in one year.

The following month, Redditor^[3] TheGreatRoh captioned an image of police taking a man into custody with the phrase as caption in the /r/Anarcho_Capitalism subreddit. The post (shown below, center) received more than 80 points (85% upvoted) and 20 comments in one year.

Later that year, on August 12th, Facebook account GodEmperorTrump^[5] posted an image of James Damore, the former Google employee fired for “advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace,” holding a sign that reads “Fired For Truth.” The post (shown below, right) received more than 4,000 reactions, 670 shares and 80 comments in seven months. =

On November 2nd, 2017, Tumblr^[6] user @lord-kitscherener captioned an image of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny with "Mmm my ancestors are smiling at me, Doc, can you say the same?” The post (shown below) received more than 120,000 notes in six months.

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I decided to make a meme out of TW! By Raiinyskye on DA and YT XD

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Prince Harry Running to a Helicopter is a series of video remixes in which a clip of Prince Harry abruptly leaving a television interview and running toward a helicopter while stationed with the Army Air Corp is edited to feature popular or humorous music.

Origin

On January 21st, 2013, the YouTube^[1] account for ODN News published a video entitled “Dramatic moment Prince Harry runs for his helicopter during Afghanistan interview.” In the video (shown below, left), Prince Harry is shown exiting a television interview and running towards a helicopter. In just over five years, the video has received more than 1.8 million views.

Two days later, YouTuber producertom85 remixed the video to feature the sound of of an ice cream truck, making it appear as though Prince Harry is running for ice cream. The post (shown below, right) received more than 17 million views in five years.

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On March 28th, 2018, Twitter^[2] user @_lvurenprice tweeted, “everytime in G-A-Y smoking area” and the video of Prince Harry running. However, the user replaced the soundtrack for the video with the song “I’m So Into You” by Ariana Grande. The post (shown below) received more than 6,200 retweets and 21,000 likes in eight days.

Over the next week, people on Twitter^[3] remixed the video with different songs. Three days later, @xxMERE tweeted the video with the song “Formation” by Beyoncé. The post (shown below, left) received more than 4,200 retweets and 10,000 likes in less than one week.

That day, Twitter^[5] user @aDopamineFiend tweeted the video set to Juvenile’s “Back That Ass Up.” The post (shown below, right) received more than 90,000 retweets and 177,000 likes in eight days.

The following day, Twitter^[4] user @iAmMvunny tweeted, “When Gasolina comes on in the club” and the video featuring the song “Gasolina” by Daddy Yankee. The post (shown below, right) received more than 77,000 retweets and 137,000 likes in one week.

On April 5th, Mashable^[6] published an article about the meme.

When Gasolina comes on in the club pic.twitter.com/7E8mzcXSPM

— Mvnny Yankee🎧 (@iAmMvnny) April 1, 2018

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X albums described by Y, sometimes X albums portrayed by Y is a supercut meme that juxtaposes albums by an artist with clips from a notable tv show. Typically, album cover art is placed in a bottom left corner, sometimes just the album title.

Earliest instance recorded by this article is “Each Radiohead album described with Spongebob”, posted on youtube on August 12, 2017

Many early instances involved Sponge Bob, later ones include The Office, The Eric Andre Show, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and others.

James Cabrera (also known as his internet persona “JCYoutube”) is a meme within the YTPMV community. His rise to meme status began in late 2017 to early 2018 when he uploaded a preview in a server owned by Discord user “Isiah Folio” called BFDI Scan. The YTPMV itself was poorly constructed with tens of hundreds of issues but JC hit his first gold mine when in response to constructive criticism, raged and left the server after talking about fake arps and if he could get the YTPMVer role. Following this, JC has begged and pleaded to many members of the community about getting veg files, particularly the most known being Chadtronic Scan.








On JC’s instagram page, there is an image of his face Photoshopped onto a child’s Superman costume floating around, which was brought to be known as SuperJC. A fake sample made for YTPMVing puposes was made from SuperJC.

Other photoshopped images of him exist as well.

Back then, JCYoutube’s profile picture was a custom avatar. On February 7th of 2018, the NotSoBot Deep-Fry command made the Loud House logo appear in the corner, giving proof that the avatar was a Loud House re skin.

JCYoutube was also going to host a YTPMV collab with Koktakt Problem as the BGM, but the collab was cancelled because he didn’t know how to make a green screen transition.
Koktakt Problem Collab Announcement
A YTPMV source exists known as HOOOOOOOLY, which was unlisted due to the jokes made of it.
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As of March 2018, JCYoutube has been acting nice to the people he viciously begged for vegs for and annoyed in many many other ways, mainly to try to clean up his act. It doesn’t seem to be working for most people, however.

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Mankini is a swimsuit for real Men.

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As you know, filthy variation called “bikini” also exist. It called “bikini” because “bi” means two(ex. binary, bisexual). Two of what, may you ask? Easy: two halfass to carry those throusers.

Mankini, on the other side, called so because main handle is a stuff of a man. Woman won’t be able to hold such manly dress.

History

Made famous by Borat: famous Khazachstani journalist. Some garden gnome from bad cartoon also wore Borats mankini.

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So deadly that banned in some countries.

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Prince Harry Running to a Helicopter is a series of video remixes in which a clip of Prince Harry abruptly leaving a television interview and running toward a helicopter while stationed with the Army Air Corp is edited to feature popular or humorous music.

Origin

On January 21st, 2013, the YouTube^[1] account for ODN News published a video entitled “Dramatic moment Prince Harry runs for his helicopter during Afghanistan interview.” In the video (shown below, left), Prince Harry is shown exiting a television interview and running towards a helicopter. In just over five years, the video has received more than 1.8 million views.

Two days later, YouTuber producertom85 remixed the video to feature the sound of of an ice cream truck, making it appear as though Prince Harry is running for ice cream. The post (shown below, right) received more than 17 million views in five years.

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On March 28th, 2018, Twitter^[2] user @_lvurenprice tweeted, “everytime in G-A-Y smoking area” and the video of Prince Harry running. However, the user replaced the soundtrack for the video with the song “I’m So Into You” by Ariana Grande. The post (shown below) received more than 6,200 retweets and 21,000 likes in eight days.

Over the next week, people on Twitter^[3] remixed the video with different songs. Three days later, @xxMERE tweeted the video with the song “Formation” by Beyoncé. The post (shown below, left) received more than 4,200 retweets and 10,000 likes in less than one week.

That day, Twitter^[5] user @aDopamineFiend tweeted the video set to Juvenile’s “Back That Ass Up.” The post (shown below, right) received more than 90,000 retweets and 177,000 likes in eight days.

The following day, Twitter^[4] user @iAmMvunny tweeted, “When Gasolina comes on in the club” and the video featuring the song “Gasolina” by Daddy Yankee. The post (shown below, right) received more than 77,000 retweets and 137,000 likes in one week.

On April 5th, Mashable^[6] published an article about the meme.

When Gasolina comes on in the club pic.twitter.com/7E8mzcXSPM

— Mvnny Yankee🎧 (@iAmMvnny) April 1, 2018

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David Hogg is an American gun control activist and survivor of the Marjory Stone Douglas high school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Following the shooting, Hogg rose to promience as one of the most vocal proponents for new federal gun legislation in America, helping to found and organize the March for Our Lives and #NeverAgain campaign.

Online History

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting

On February 14th, 2018, Hogg survived the Marjory Douglas High School mass shooting that left 17 people dead and 15 injured. During the shooting, Hogg recorded himself and various students hiding from the shooter.

The following day, Hogg appeared on CNN to discuss his experience.^[1]

March For Our Lives

On March 24th, 2018, Hogg, his fellow Parkland shooting survivor and the Everytown for Gun Safety organization held the March for Our Lives. It is estimated that more than 800,000 people attended the march in Washington, D.C.^[2]

Hogg spoke at the March for Our Lives (shown below). During the speech, Hogg discussed the 2018 midterm elections and encouraging young people and first-time voters to participate in the election.

Criticism

Feud With Laura Ingraham

On March 28th, 2018, Fox News host Laura Ingraham tweeted a link to a Daily Wire about David Hogg being rejected by four colleges.^[9] She wrote, “David Hogg Rejected By Four Colleges To Which He Applied and whines about it. (Dinged by UCLA with a 4.1 GPA…totally predictable given acceptance rates.)” The post (shown below, left) received more than 7,600 retweets and 22,000 likes in 10 days.

That day, Hogg responded on Twitter^[10] by posting 12 companies that advertise on Ingraham’s television series, The Ingraham Angle. He wrote, “Pick a number 1-12 contact the company next to that #” The tweet (shown below, center) received more than 55,000 retweets and 129,000 likes.

The following day, Ingraham apologized on Twitter.^[11] She wrote, “Any student should be proud of a 4.2 GPA --incl. @DavidHogg111. On reflection, in the spirit of Holy Week, I apologize for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of Parkland. For the record, I believe my show was the first to feature David…” The post (shown below, right) received more than 2,400 retweets and 12,000 likes in one week.

Several advertisers dropped Ingraham in response to the tweet, including TripAdvisor, Wayfair, Hulu, Nutrish, Johnson & Johnson, Nestle, Atlantis Paradise Island, Stitch Fix and Expedia.^[12] Following the advertisers pulling their support from the show, Ingraham announced that she would be taking a week off as host. Many compared this tactic similar to that of Bill O’Reilly, who left his show for several weeks before being fired, following allegations of sexual harassment.^[13]

Several days later, Hogg responded to the apology on CNN by stating that he did not accept her apology (shown below) and that she was only apologizing because of the advertisers pulling their support.

Reputation

Conspiracy Theories

On February 19th, 2018, the Gateway Pundit YouTube channel uploaded footage of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg stumbling over his words while being interviewed about the shooting, alleging that he couldn’t “remember his lines” (shown below). Shortly after, the video reached the frontpage of the /r/The_Donald^[3] subreddit, where it gathered upwards of 5,900 points (84% upvoted) and 370 comments within 18 hours. Meanwhile, the alternative medicine and conspiracy theory site Natural News^[4] published an article titled “It’s All Theater: Florida high school shooting survivor caught on video rehearsing scripted lines, coached by camera man.”

On February 20th, The Disgruntled Millennial Facebook page posted an image featuring a screencapture of Hogg during an interview in California with CBS2 News in August 2017 above a screen-captured image of Hogg being interviewed by CNN in February 2018, with comments speculating that Hogg was a crisis actor. That day, Newsweek^[5] published an article about the conspiracy theories titled “Right-wing Conspiracy Theorists Blame Anti-gun Rallies and Teen Activism on George Soros.” Also on February 20th, Donald Trump Jr. liked two conspiracy theory tweets about Hogg, which suggested he had been “coached” by his ex-FBI agent father. The tweets were subsequently removed from the site. That day, BuzzFeed^[14] published an article titled “Donald Trump Jr. Liked Tweets Promoting A Conspiracy Theory About A Florida Shooting Survivor.”

Trending YouTube Video

On February 21st, 2018, the 2017 CBS2 News clip, in which Hogg is shown discussing a viral video showing an argument between a bodysurfer and a lifeguard, reached the #1 trending position on YouTube.

That day, the tech news site Motherboard^[6] published an article titled “The #1 Trending Video on YouTube Right Now Suggests That a Student From the Parkland Shooting Is a Crisis Actor.”
Meanwhile, Casey Neistat tweeted a screenshot of the trending page to the @YouTube and @PhillyD Twitter feeds (shown below). That day, YouTube removed the video, leaving the notice “This video has been removed for violating YouTube’s policy on harassment and bullying.”

Alex Jones Challenges David Hogg to Debate

On February 21st, 2018, the Infowars YouTube channel had a video suggesting that David Hogg and other Parkland Shooting survivors were “crisis actors” removed from YouTube, constituting a strike against the InfoWars channel. YouTube’s policy is that if an account has three strikes in three months, it is terminated.^[7] On February 27th, Hogg took to Twitter to attack Jones, calling him a “shit journalist” and brought up when Jones made similar “false-flag” claims about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting.

Hogg also implied Jones a “snake oil salesman” with a picture of Jones’ before/after pics selling his enhancement supplements, “Super Male Vitality,” saying it took 45 days to become Thicc (shown below).

In response, Jones invited Hogg to come on his show in a series of tweets to “clear things up” and “defend the first amendment,” suggesting Hogg had CNN suspend the Infowars YouTube account in his name.^[8]

Jones also posted a video wherein he issued the challenge to Hogg (shown below).

In response, Hogg stated he would not speak to anyone who had disparaging remarks for victims of mass shootings.

Personal Life

David Hogg was born in Los Angeles, California. He moved to Florida at the beginning of high school.

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If you tell too much to too many people, you may regret it! Especially in social media and among friends. This old poster from World War II is just as relevant today as years ago! :)