This example compared the explicit lyrics to the Sheck Wes song “ Mo Bamba” to the language one uses when stepping on a Lego in bare feet:Īll in all, it’s a pretty versatile meme, as you can see from a handful of other examples on Twitter, joking about everything from politics to the popular game Fortnite: “Troye Sivan / Ariana Grande 🤝 respecting their exes,” the tweet read:Īnd then there were these other tweets riffing off of Grande’s new song: Take, for example, the following tweet that went viral over the weekend comparing Ariana Grande’s newly released breakup single, “thank u, next,” to the song “The Good Side” by YouTube star Troy Sivan. We came up with this last night /xfDGYAq9jp- ♡pola can’t type properly♡ August 17, 2018įast forward to a few months later, and the meme has now evolved (or devolved, depending on how you want to look at it) into people simply using a handshake emoji to connect similar ideas, albeit with a bit snarkier flex.
It was sort of like a cutesy version of a Venn diagram, only instead of overlapping circles, each group was represented by a limb or hand.įor instance, this example was used to represent all of the types of people who might be inclined to eat potatoes-whether the reason being that they’re allergic to refined carbs, non-meat eaters, picky eaters, or drunk. On October 21st, 2019, Redditor hmmmYah posted a meme featuring the original ad to the r/teenagers sub, which received over 9,100 upvotes and 36 comments (shown below).Earlier this year, an unusually positive, sarcasm-lacking meme surfaced on the internet as a means of bringing groups of people and things together with their commonalities by using stock photos of handshakes or people grasping hands. This meme and new format then spread to Twitter, and an example (seen below) can be found in a tweet from user Greg Newkirk a day later on July 15th, 2019.įirst Area 51 meme to make me cackle out loud: /udxsjnsccoĪs the meme continued to spread, several people began to take notice of the original advertisement that was found in stores around the United States as they recognized the model from the template. This new format quickly became a commonly used style in 2019, which can be seen in a repost by Redditor digbickboiiii that was uploaded to r/meme on July 14th, 2019. That same day, the meme was added to an Imgur gallery by MohAki1 titled “Thursday meme dump (60) – Mohstly fresh.”ĭuring the Storm Area 51 event, the image resurfaced as a new format with the words “The … WHAT” placed over the woman’s face and was split into two panels as a reaction image. The post (seen below) received over 5,300 upvotes and 99 comments.Ī post shared by Worcestershire Uk on at 12:27pm PDT The first time the ad was used in a meme format comes from a post to the r/funny subreddit by Redditor Kittty_velor on June 26th, 2017. The exact date this ad originated is somewhat unknown, but the earliest example online dates back to November 24th, 2014, according to TinEye. The origin of the meme comes from an old Rug Doctor advertisement that was used in numerous retail stores alongside Rug Doctor products and rentals. It’s typically used as a reaction image or an object labeling macro to express confusion or disbelief, but it was originally used to describe covering up a murder.
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The What, also known as the “Rug Doctor Woman Ad,” is an exploitable image macro series and reaction image depicting a woman using a carpet cleaner in a Rug Doctor advertisement with a blank stare and smile. Reaction image, object labeling, image macro, rug doctor, ad, advertisement, the what?, carpet cleaning woman, reddit, kittty_velor, rapperkid31, made_in_england, mohaki1, digbickboiiii, greg newkirk, hmmmyah, tineye
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