>>98899574it's something that is hard to watch, like a social faux pa dialed to 11.
a good example would be the fedora thing from a couple years ago or Bronies as a whole, something that's unpleasant to witness and has no forethought into it.
this isn't some political statement, it's an overall assessment of using memes for a show or marketing campaign, it's pandering to an audience you know nothing about with an an image you know nothing about.
>>98899593that is different up until people started shitposting irl, before it was still just a meme image even if it did have a certain ca notation to it. but yeah, there are instances of it being cringe, but that doesn't make this any better.
>>98899595first off, I never spammed pepe, and yeah I guess making a frog mainstream was a bad idea and now hacks are rolling with it to pander to kids, but that's where my problem lies with this, it's not the political preaching which is annoying, it's the "how do you do fellow kids" shit that this comes with, it's fucking annoying and only used by creatively bankrupt hacks who need to pander to have any audience whatsoever.
also this really doesn't point and laugh at pepe users than it just calls them evil nazis like everyone has said for the past two years, so there's nothing new or worth talking about to this. it's just pathetic.
