#Pepe the frog reference

[shrimp-dumpling]

short LADS ideas i need to get out of my head

Just a bunch of stupid short writes that i really needed to get out before i explode

Played LADS just for the character customization so dont mind if the boys r kind OOC ok also heres my mc her name is Silvian Kriodojeoxks

(yes shes related to my commandant, thats uhm uhhh quick lore drop i made up: so eksval is actually her great great great great grandfather, i made it rly long cuz ofc society needs time to recover from the uh yk yk but yeah anyways- thats not part of the main lore just side story hahaha)

And of course she got that signature Kriodojeoxks look of having one eye paler than the other (Eksval coincidentally adopted a kid that had the same happening so it kind of just passed down as a mark)

Anyways not gonna elaborate too much on this so lets get to the stories

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《Accompanied by him》

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Sylus usually kept up with Silvian's companion work, however.. today was a little too much for him.

He limped over to the couch and practically collapsed on it, tiredly closing his eyes as he tried to even out his breathing.

He could hear the door clicking open and closing, the soft and quiet footsteps as Silvian approached him, perhaps to check on him.

After a few moments, Silvian seemed to be walking away. Begrudgingly, Sylus opened his eyes and looked to see Silvian attempting to leave. Without informing him.

"Where are you going?" He asked in a somewhat annoyed and at the same time somewhat weary voice.

Silvian paused in her move, having not even touched the doorknob yet but enough was seen to see that she was trying to leave, again, after they had just done a mission.

She glanced back at Sylus and said, "Gonna go and hang out with Tara for a while. Rest up, 'kay?"

Sylus frowned and, despite his body aching, pushed himself up and slowly went over to Silvian. He reached out and wrapped his arms around her, pulling her into an embrace as he pressed his face into the crook of her neck.

'You had just returned, how do you still have energy to hang out? You should rest too.'

Of course, those weren't Sylus' exact thoughts. He couldn't even form a thought right now, infact, so it was more just a feeling.

________________

After much convincing and finally putting Sylus to sleep (Silvian carried him to bed, she did not have the heart to see Sylus sleep on a chair), Silvian could finally breathe a sigh of relief and get some left over work done with.

She left the place and accepted another mission- solo, of course. But Sylus or the others did not need to know that.

Actually, she might be a bit of a workaholic. Just a little bit. But! With work comes rewards, a specific reward so to speak, which is why she's doing this in the first place.

Of course, fighting wanderers alone might be a little.. stupid, on her part, but shes been doing this for a while now and she hasn't come across any issues so far.

After finishing what was the 3rd solo mission that day, she went back home happy and accompanied by the spirit of a hero.

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《Texting (ofc its silvian pov)》

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[You: (sends a picture of a frog)

[Big cat: thats a cute frog.

[You: pepe

[Big cat: hm?

[You: i named it Pepe

[Big cat: ah. I see. Why that name though?

[Big cat: i would think you would name it something.. a little more than Pepe

[Big cat: but then again, you name your notebooks with odd names, and thats ignoring the fact you give your notebooks' names.

[You: is that

[You: are you mocking me?

[Big cat: maybe, maybe not.

[You: (╥︿╥)

_______________

[Lump of cloud: Silvy, waht are you doing rn?

[Lump of cloud: what*

[You: hanging out with Tara

[Lump of cloud: oh, i see.

[Lump of cloud: i hope you have fun then

[You: i'll bring you back smth

[You: do you want boba?

[Lump of cloud: sure

[You: kay, i'll get it when i go back

[You: for you

[Lump of cloud: thank you

[Lump of cloud: (´▽`)

[You: ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧

________________

[Not-Henry: Silvyyyyyyyyyy

[Not-Henry: Silviaaaaaaaaaannnnnnn!!!

[Not-Henry: ㅠㅠ

[Not-Henry: call, plz

[Not-Henry: im bored :((

[Not-Henry: i miss you, i wish you were here rn ㅠㅠ

[You: where even are you?

[Not-Henry: workplace

[Not-Henry: explaining my vision

[Not-Henry: but its so boring

[Not-Henry: they dont get it like you

[Not-Henry: ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

[You: you want me to come over there or smth

[Not-Henry: yes! Even better! Plz come!! :(((

[You: okay, sure

[You: i'll be on my way

[Not-Henry: you better be quick or else i'm not waiting for you!

[You: yes yes

______________

[Sunfish the sequel: why didn't you come to do the check up today

[You: i ate an apple

[Sunfish the sequel: and?

[You: an apple a day keeps the doctors away

[You: :(

[Sunfish the sequel: ...

[You: :)

[Sunfish the sequel: ..........

[Sunfish the sequel: why do i even bother.

[slyandthefamilybook]

A NON-EXHAUSTIVE BUT NEVERTHELESS EXHAUSTING LIST OF NEO-NAZI AND WHITE SUPREMACIST DOGWHISTLES

since some of y'all apparently need a refresher course. as always, use your judement when deciding if it's a dogwhistle or just innocent usage of a number or symbol

NUMBERS

100% - 100 percent white

109 or 110 - A reference to the 109 countries that have expelled, in whole or in part, their Jewish populations. 110 refers to the hope that more countries will do so, usually specifically the United States. Often posted on its own as a reply, or phrased as a question (e.g. "If you were kicked out of 109 bars it's probably our fault")

1290 - A reference to the Edict of Expulsion of 1290, which expelled the Jewish population of England

13/50 or 13/52 or 13/90 - The supposed statistic that Black Americans make up 13% of the population yet commit 50% or 52% of violent crime, or 90% of interracial violence. Often posted on its own as a reply

14 - The Fourteen Words, a Neo-Nazi slogan

14/23 - A number representing the Southern Brotherhood, an Alabama prison gang

1488 - A combination of the Fourteen Words and Heil Hitler

C18 - Combat 18, a British neo-Nazi group

18 - The letters A (1) and H (8), standing for Adolf Hitler

21-2-12 - The Letters U (21), B (2), and 12 (L), standing for Union, Brotherhood, and Loyalty, the slogan of the Unforgiven, a Florida prison gang

23 - Often thrown up as a hand sign, with two fingers raised on one hand and three fingers raised on the other. Represents the letter W (23), standing for white

271,000 - A reference to the supposed fact that the Red Cross claimed only 271,000 people had been murdered in concentration camps. In reality, that number reported by the Red Cross only came from reports from 13 concentration camps (there were 23 main camps, plus a large number of smaller "satellite" camps)

88 - H (8) H (8), standing for Heil Hitler

9% - A number representing the percentage of the world's population that is white

SYMBOLS

((( ))) - Triple parentheses, or echo. Used by neo-Nazis to call out someone as Jewish

Iron Cross - A German military decoration

Sonnenrad (Sun Wheel)

Reichsadler (Imperial Eagle) - A blocky, art-deco eagle facing to the side. Variants exist, some facing right, some facing left. The Parteiadler (Party Eagle) has a slightly different design. The Reichsadler is usually clutching a wreath with a swastika, although this is sometimes left out to maintain plausible deniability

Totenkopf (Death's Head) - A symbol used by the SS

Wolfsangel (Wolf's Hook) - Used as the insignia of various Wermacht (Nazi Military) divisions

Wolfsangel (horizontal)

Odal Rune - From the Proto-Germanic "Othala" meaning heritage

Algiz Rune - A symbol used by German nationalists

Celtic Cross

"Broken Sun" Cross

Arrow Cross - A Hungarian nationalist party that was active from 1935-1945. The symbol has been re-appropriated by modern neo-Nazis

Valknot

EMOJI

🤑 Greedy Face Emoji - Used to refer to "greedy Jews"

💰 Money Bag Emoji - Used to refer to "greedy Jews"

🥸 Disguised Emoji - Used to refer to Jews because of the enlarged nose

🤥 Lying Emoji - Used to refer to Jews because of the enlarged nose

👃 Nose Emoji - Used to refer to Jews

🙋‍♂️ Raising Hand Emoji - Used for its resemblance to the Sieg Heil salute

✋ Raised Hand Emoji - Used for its resemblance to the Sieg Heil salute

o/ or 0/ - Used for its resemblance to the Sieg Heil salute

🐸 Frog Emoji - A reference to Pepe the Frog, a webcomic charcter co-opted by the alt-right

👌 Okay Symbol Emoji - A hand symbol co-opted by the alt-right. Sometimes said to resemble the letters WP, or White Power

🚪 Door Emoji - Refers to the fact that some of the gas chambers (such as the ones at Auschwitz) had wooden doors, and therefore could not have been airtight enough to contain the Zyklon B gas used to murder prisoners. In reality, many of the wooden doors were either replaced with airtight metal ones, or were made airtight with strips of felt that then deteriorated or were removed

🚿 Showerhead Emoji - Refers to the showerheads used to dispense Zyklon B gas in the gas chambers

⛽ Gas Pump Emoji - Refers to gas chambers

⚡⚡ Double Lightning Emojis - Used for their resemblance to the Siegrune (victory rune) badge worn by members of the SS (Schutzstaffel)

💀 Skull Emoji - Used for its resemblance to the Totenkopf (Death's Head) used by the SS

☠️ Skull and Crossbones Emoji - Used for its resemblance to the Totenkopf (Death's Head) used by the SS

WORDS/PHRASES

6MWE - Six Million Wasn't Enough. A call for further genocide against Jews

AKIA - A Klansman I Am

Annudah Shoah - A mockery of both the Shoah (Holocaust) and the fear of further genocide

Auschwitz had a swimming pool/rec center/maternity ward/etc. - An attempt to diminish the horror of concentration camps by making them seem more like labor camps with amenities

Blood and Honor - A neo-Nazi slogan

Blood and Soil - A neo-Nazi slogan

Blood Libel - Not a phrase used by the far right, but something they often believe in or claim. Blood libel is an antisemitic conspiracy theory stretching back hundreds of years. The original claim was that Jews used the blood of Christian babies to bake matzah (a ritual food eaten on Passover). It has since evolved into images of Jews drinking blood, kidnapping and killing non-Jewish babies, and conspiracy theories about harvesting adrenochrome

Bowlcut - A reference to white supremacist mass-murderer Dylan Roof

Cohencidence - A portmanteau of Cohen (a common Jewish last name) and coincidence. Used to refer to Jewish control (e.g. "All these companies are owned by Jews! What a Cohencidence!")

COORS - "Comerades of Our Racial Struggle"

Cultural Marxism - A conspiracy theory that Jews are intentionally weakening "Western values" in order to make countries like the United States more susceptible to communism. This was called Cultural Bolshevism in Nazi Germany

Da Shoah or Muh Shoah or Muh Holocaust - A mockery of the Holocaust

Day of the Rope - A day referenced in neo-Nazi book The Turner Diaries when all race traitors will be hanged

Degenerate - An insult based on the false theory that bad morals will cause human beings to regress along the path of evolution (to de-evolve). Used to describe groups, individuals, or ideologies

Early Life - A reference to the "Early Life" section of Wikipedia biographies, which will reveal that a person is Jewish or has Jewish ancestry

Every Single Time - Every time something bad happens, the perpetrator is Jewish

Featherwood - A term derived from racist prison subculture. A featherwood is a woman associated with a racist gang

FGRN - For God, Race, and Nation. A Ku Klux Klan slogan

The Fourteen Words - A neo-Nazi slogan. "We must secure the existance of our people and a future for white children"

The Frankfurt School - A school of sociology founded at Goethe University Frankfurt in 1923. Usually blamed as the originator of "Cultural Marxism"

Fren - Internet slang. A diminutive of "friend", used to diminish Naziism and make it seems more harmless. Often used in usernames to describe one's self (e.g. sad_fren_88)

Globalist - A person who desires connection between countries in terms of politics, trade, and travel. Used to scaremonger about Jews destroying countries by removing their borders

Gorillion - A mockery of the number 6 million, being the amount of Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust

Goy - Hebrew for "nation", used by Jews to refer to non-Jews/gentiles. Used disparagingly by neo-Nazis to suggest Jews view non-Jews as beneath them

Goyslop - Unhealthy food that Jews force non-Jews to eat to keep them weak

Groid - A shortening of "Negroid", an archaic terms used to describe Black people

Groyper - A follower of avowed neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes. A reference to the "Groyper" meme, a variant of Pepe the Frog

GSHW - Germany Should Have Won (i.e. won World War II)

GTKRWN - Gas the Kikes; Race War Now

HDKH - Hitler Didn't Kill Himself. A neo-Nazi theory that Hitler escaped Germany and fled to Argentina

John 8:44 - "You are of your father the devil, and your will is to do your father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks out of his own character, for he is a liar and the father of lies." Part of Jesus' rebuke of his Jewish followers

Joo or Jooz - An intentional misspelling of "Jews" in an attempt to bypass censors or automatic content filters

Kate Hikes - A spoonerism of "hate kikes"

Kek - 4chan variation of "lol"

Kekistan - A fictional country imagined by white nationalists with a flag that resembles the Nazi battle flag

Khazar - A reference to the conversion of a group of Khazars (a Turkic people) to Judaism. Antisemites speculate that the entirity of Ashkenazi Jews are descended from these Khazar converts, and therefore have no historical, cultural, or genetic tie to the Levant. This has been proven false on multiple occasions

Kike - A racial slur against Jews

Lizard People or Reptilians - A conspiracy theory by far-right figure David Icke, claiming that world leaders are really reptilian aliens. Most people who believe this theory believe that the lizard people in question are the Jews

Magic Soil - A protest against the idea that people of one nationality can become people of another nationality simply by living in a country (i.e. "France doesn't have magic soil that turns Africans into Frenchmen")

Nicker - An intentional misspelling of the N word in an attempt to bypass censors or automatic content filters

Ns - Black people (as in the plural of the letter N)

NSDAP - Nationalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei. The Nazi party, but using an acronym that is unfamiliar to most people

NS - National Socialist

Noticer - Someone who "notices" that Jews control the world

The Noticing - A mass movement of people "noticing" that Jews control the world

New World Order - A far-right conspiracy theory about Jews taking control over the world and implementing a single world government. Also used in conjunction with phrases like "world banks"

OFOF - One Front, One Family. Slogan of the neo-Nazi group Volksfront

ORION - Our Race Is Our Nation

Oy Vey - A Yiddish exclamation meaning "oh woe". Used by neo-Nazis to mock Jews

Pattern Recognizer - Someone who has recognized the "pattern" of Jews always being in control

Peckerwood - A term derived from racist prison subculture. A peckerwood is a man associated with a racist gang

Power Level - A memeification of far-right beliefs. The more fascist your beliefs, the higher your "power level"

The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion - A 20th century Russian hoax claiming to be the minutes of meetings between Jewish leaders discussing how they will take control of the world

Pure Blood - Someone who is a pure member of the white race

Rabbi Smolett - A claim that Jews fabricate antisemitic hate crimes (a reference to actor Jussie Smolett who was accused of doing the same)

ROA - Race Over All

The Goyim Know - A phrase used by white supremacists acting like Jews who have discovered white supremacist activity, and are afraid that they've been found out. Often "The Goyim Know, Shut It Down", which adds the idea that Jews will prohibit any conversation that gets too close to the truth

The Red Cross - A reference to the supposed fact that the Red Cross claimed only 271,000 people had been murdered in concentration camps. In reality, that number reported by the Red Cross only came from reports from 13 concentration camps (there were 23 main camps, plus a large number of smaller "satellite" camps)

Tiny Hats or Tiny Hatted People - A reference to the Kippah or Yarmulke often worn by Jewish men

Reject Modernity, Embrace Tradition - A fascist slogan warning against social progress and calling for a return to a prelapsarian (usually ethnocentric) paradise

Rubbing Hands - A reference to an antisemitic charicature called "The Happy Merchant"

"To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you're not allowed to criticize" - A quote often misattributed to Voltaire, which neo-Nazis use to decry claims of antisemitism as efforts to silence them. In fact, it's a quote from a neo-Nazi pedophile

Shabbos Goy - A non-Jewish neighbor of a Jew who can be asked to perform acts Jews are forbidden from doing on the Sabbath (e.g. turning of a light or turning on the heat). Used by neo-Nazis to claim someone is a slave to Jews

Sheeeiiit - An over-the-top representation of how "shit" is said with a Blaccent. Often used in memes declaring Black people to be less intelligent

Shekels - Jewish currency (from the Hebrew word for weight, similar to how British currency is called the pound. In reality, the plural of shekel is shkalim). The name has been adopted by the State of Israel for the NIS (New Israeli Shekel). "Shekels" is used by neo-Nazis to mock Jews as being greedy

Synagogue of Satan - An antisemitic term for Jews, stemming from the Chrsitian Bible

They or Them - When used to describe a nebulous group of undefined adversaries, these words almost always refer to Jews

They Cry Out in Pain As They Strike You - An antisemitic proverb claiming that Jews will make false cries of antisemitism while at the same time perpetrating atrocities

Troon - A slur against trans people, particularly trans women

Volk - German for "folk", or "kind". Used by neo-Nazis to refer to white people

We Wuz Kangz - A racist phrase ment to mock Black nationalists

White Genocide - The myth that a group of people (usually Jews) are conspiring to eliminate the white race through various means including immigration, intermarriage, and homosexuality

WP - White Power

WN - White Nationalist or White Nationalism

Wooden Doors - Refers to the fact that some of the gas chambers (such as the ones at Auschwitz) had wooden doors, and therefore could not have been airtight enough to contain the Zyklon B gas used to murder prisoners. In reality, many of the wooden doors were either replaced with airtight metal ones, or were made airtight with strips of felt that then deteriorated or were removed

Zio - An abbreviation of "Zionist". Used derogatorialy by neo-Nazis

WPRWS - 'Weimar Problems Require Weimar Solutions" (sometimes shortened to just "Weimar Problems" or "Weimar Solutions"). Prior to the rise of the Nazi Party, the democratic Weimar Republic was in financial crisis (the eponymous "Weimar Problem"). This was often blamed on the Jews. The "Weimar Solution" is Naziism

ZOG - Zionist Occupied Government, reflecting the belief that the United States government is controlled by Jews

[zoobus]

Do you find that "be skeptical of 'this meme has racist origins'" also applies to dogwhistle fictional trope character types? I have intuitions that it's different, but I can't quite pinpoint why. It is notable that the latter are by far disproportionately antisemitic.

Assuming this in reference to a post I deleted regarding "pattern noticer," that was less about being skeptical about fash origins and more about that thing where we're like oh fash are using pepe the frog, fash are saying "clown world," fash are using otherwise innocuous things to infiltrate and indoctrinate the youth, we have to loudly condemn and distance ourselves by censuring people for using the innocuous thing for safety.

Cute redraws of pepe the frog or saying you notice patterns aren't like "degenerate." Their use and meaning aren't innately fascistic and I don't see reason to cede language ground to them over it

If this is about something else, I am not embroiled in trope discourse enough to understand that discussion.

[stephschoices]

I love pepe but every time I think of the name pepe I think of pepe the frog and that el pepe song meme./lh 🫣 😂

Pepe has so many people making different Pepe jokes and references at him 😩 poor bby

[groose]

imagine learning your own brother has been indoctrinated into 4chan right-wing ideology purely from ONE SINGULAR argument where he says “reeeee” and uses > as a form of speech reference punctuation and using ableist pepe the frog edits (don’t even ask) and calls you a “cringe liberal zoomer”. like can you imagine the psychic damage? well. i don’t have to.

[mariacallous]

The home secretary, Suella Braverman, who last week caused outrage by referring to asylum seekers entering the UK as an “invasion”, had been warned by government lawyers that inflammatory immigration rhetoric risked inspiring a far-right terror attack.

Braverman’s comments came just one day after a man with links to the far right threw firebombs at a Dover immigration centre. On Saturday, counter-terrorism police announced they had found evidence that the attack was motivated by an “extreme rightwing” terrorist ideology.

In October 2020, Braverman, then attorney general for England and Wales, was briefed in detail about how hate speech by senior politicians could lead to a terrorist risk. It followed an alleged terror plot against a law firm shortly after Priti Patel, then home secretary, had claimed that “activist lawyers” were frustrating the removal of failed asylum seekers.

After the alleged incident, senior legal figures contacted the attorney general’s office to make clear their concern that inflammatory political rhetoric inspired violence.

In late October 2020, Braverman met in person with government lawyers, the lord chancellor and lord chief justice to discuss the “worrying increase in use of ‘activist lawyers’ rhetoric” by the government, an internal Bar Council newsletter reveals.

At the time, Braverman was so concerned that she contacted Patel to ask her if she would consider toning down her language.

However, last week Braverman doubled down on her choice of language, also referring to “Albanian criminals” in parliament, prompting Edi Rama, the prime minister of the eastern European country, to accuse Braverman of using “purely xenophobic” words.

One prominent barrister with knowledge of the discussions during October 2020 said that Braverman was fully aware that her intervention last week in the immigration debate was incendiary.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, they said: “At the very least, it was reckless. At worst, she knows it’s likely to instigate attacks. It’s either reckless or it’s deliberate and she’s got no concern for the consequences.

“The home secretary’s job is to ensure public safety, not to generate serious risk of harm to individuals.”Another senior legal source, who also asked not to be named, said: “Braverman was told directly of the risks such language was having on members of the profession.”

It can now be revealed that the day after Braverman used the word “invasion”, prominent far-right figure Mark Collett – who has praised Adolf Hitler, been arrested for inciting racial hatred and has called refugees “cockroaches” – forwarded a message on Telegram from a fellow white supremacist that said: “What’s happening to our borders is an invasion and no amount of pearl clutching will change that.”

Collet, founder of far-right group Patriotic Alternative, stated in a Telegram post the day after firebombs were thrown at the Kent immigration centre: “This attack is the unfortunate result of living in a multicultural tyranny imposed by a globalist system that cares nothing for white people.”

The term “globalist” has fallen under recent scrutiny, featuring in a spike in social media attacks on Rishi Sunak that draw on antisemitic conspiracy theories, linking the former banker to the false notion of a globalist conspiracy. Several prominent figures on the rightwing news channel GB News, including Nigel Farage and Dan Wootton, also used the term after Grant Shapps, who is Jewish, briefly replaced Braverman as home secretary last month.

Far-right elements also attacked the immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, after he rejected the language used by Braverman, with one accusing him on the rightwing Traditional Britain Group Telegram channel of “treason” and referring to his Jewish faith alongside an image of Pepe the Frog, the cartoon character adopted by the alt-right.

On Friday, former skills minister Andrea Jenkyns provoked fresh dismay by referring to immigration lawyers as “anti-British”. In a letter to Braverman, Jenkyns wrote: “You were right to describe this as an invasion and many of my constituents thank you for your candour.”

A Home Office spokesperson said: “The home secretary’s first priority will always be to protect the security of the UK and the safety of its citizens.”

[enberryapp]

What does peepoSad mean on Twitch? ️I'm sad Twitch viewers use peepoSad to express their sadness or disappointment. This term, and the emote with which it is associated, is one of many that stem from an edited image of Pepe the Frog. Origin of peepoSad The original Peepo was a fan-drawn recreation of Pepe the Frog that first appeared on imageboards in the late 2010s. Eventually, netizens began using Peepo (or Pepo) to refer to any edited version of Pepe. Thus, when Twitch users began creating edited, expressive Pepe emotes (used as shorthand for different reactions), they assigned them names like peepoCheer, peepoHappy, and peepoSad. The peepoSad emote, specifically, features an image of Pepe crying. Example I can't believe we lost that game. peepoSad

[tokenlauncher]

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Humor: The Endless Verses of the Song of Meme

Prelude to Laughter: Understanding the Meme Melody

In the grand symphony of internet culture, memes stand as the chorus, each one a unique note contributing to the collective melody of humor and creativity. The Song of Meme is a composition that transcends boundaries of language and culture, weaving together images, videos, text, and even sounds into a tapestry of amusement and insight. To truly appreciate the Song of Meme, one must delve into its origins, its evolution, and its profound impact on modern communication and expression.

The Rhythmic Evolution of Memes

The Song of Meme has evolved over time, adapting to the changing landscape of the internet and reflecting the zeitgeist of each era. From the early days of internet forums and chat rooms to the explosion of social media platforms, memes have undergone a remarkable transformation, yet their essence remains unchanged. They serve as vessels of humor, satire, and cultural commentary, resonating with audiences across generations and continents. As technology advances and new platforms emerge, the Song of Meme continues to evolve, its melody ever-changing yet eternally recognizable.

Lyrics of Laughter: Decoding Memetic Language

At the heart of the Song of Meme lies a rich tapestry of language and symbolism, a lexicon of inside jokes and shared references that form the foundation of meme culture. Memetic language is a complex and ever-evolving system, incorporating slang, wordplay, and pop culture references into its vocabulary. From the iconic "Pepe the Frog" to the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" slogan, memes draw upon a vast reservoir of cultural tropes and motifs to convey humor and meaning. Decoding memetic language requires fluency in internet culture and a keen understanding of the social contexts in which memes emerge and circulate.

The Harmonic Convergence of Memes and Music

Music has always played a central role in the Song of Meme, providing rhythm, melody, and harmony to accompany the visual and textual elements of meme culture. Memetic music, or "meme songs," often repurpose familiar melodies and lyrics to create catchy and infectious tunes that resonate with audiences. From remixes of popular songs to original compositions inspired by internet culture, memetic music spans a wide range of genres and styles, reflecting the diversity and creativity of meme creators. The harmonious convergence of memes and music adds depth and texture to the Song of Meme, enriching the memetic experience and expanding its reach beyond the confines of the digital realm SONG OF MEME.

Singing in Harmony: The Global Chorus of Meme Culture

The Song of Meme is a global chorus, sung by millions of voices in unison across the vast expanse of the internet. Memes transcend geographical, cultural, and linguistic barriers, forging connections and fostering communities in the digital space. Whether it's a viral video shared on social media or a niche meme format circulated within a specific online community, memes have the power to unite people from all walks of life in shared moments of laughter and camaraderie. The global chorus of meme culture is a testament to the universal appeal of humor and the transformative power of digital communication.

Encore: Embracing the Endless Verse of Memetic Creativity

As we listen to the Song of Meme, let us embrace the endless verse of memetic creativity, celebrating the diversity, humor, and insight that define meme culture. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a cultural phenomenon, memes continue to evolve and adapt, finding new ways to entertain, inform, and inspire audiences around the world. As we sing along to the chorus of laughter and wit, let us remember that the Song of Meme is a living, breathing expression of human creativity, innovation, and connection in the digital age.

[englishmagic]

A side effect of paying attention to Certain Areas of the internet is that I’m now hyper vigilant when consuming content that is not explicitly queer or leftist. Like, hm, that’s a wojack comic, but everyone uses them nowadays, it’s not necessarily political. Is that a Pepe? Have the alt rights made 100% claim to Pepe? Hard to believe there are people who don’t associate it with them but then again some people are shockingly unaware, and other people are trying to reclaim the frog… Besides this video has a lot of outdated memes, maybe the maker is just behind on their references… It’s Joever? That makes fun of Joe Biden. Is it a red flag to make fun of Joe Biden? I happily make fun of Joe Biden. But is this mocking him from the right or from the left or ironically or is it just picking up on a thing people say online?

Can you tell I’m terrified to one day discover that I’ve been enjoying the humour of a cryptofash asshole, yet also worried about being too sensitive and denying myself a good laugh in case they’re not actually fash at all and it’s pretty much impossible, not to mention unreasonable, to thoroughly vet the politics of every single shitposter and video maker I come across

[biglitsellouts]

Kanopy Recommendations

When it comes to sheer entertainment value, few of the digital resources libraries offer can match Kanopy. While it’s not quite as fully featured as streaming services like Netflix or HBO Max, it still has a more than respectable selection of movies. You might think it would only have strange, low-budget cult films that no one’s ever heard of, and while it does have those, it also has plenty of more recent films, critical darlings, classics, and really just some of the greatest movies ever made. There’s also a healthy selection of foreign movies, and they get a lot of movies featured in The Criterion Collection which says a lot. 

I wanted to take the time to highlight two films on Kanopy that I’d recommend to anyone. The first is a documentary called Feels Good Man which is about the iconic meme character, Pepe the Frog, and how he was co-opted by the far right to represent things he never had anything to do with. It’s a surprisingly tragic story that goes in-depth with Pepe’s creator, and how he feels about his character essentially being stolen from him. What started as a dopey character born from college dorm humor became twisted into something that in some circles is listed as a hate symbol. 

The second film is called Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai by Jim Jarmusch who's done more recent movies like The Dead Don’t Die and Paterson. Jamrusch’s movies are known for drawing a line between music culture, literary references, and pulpy film genres to create something with a fun, self-aware indie spirit that also makes you think. Ghost Dog is no different, and it stars Forest Whitaker as a mafia hitman who follows a strict samurai code from the book Hagakure. The story takes place in 90’s New Jersey and has a soundtrack done by The RZA from The Wu-Tang Clan. There’s a fun intersection of hip hop culture, samurai movies, and mafia movies that makes Ghost Dog feel truly unique. 

Whether you choose to watch one of these movies, both of them, or none of them, the point is you should check out Kanopy. It’s bound to have something you’ll like, if not something that’s not readily available on other streaming services. Best of all is that it’s free with no ads!

[reasoningdaily]

Is it the last days? Are we living in the end times? Is the apocalypse just around the corner?

Yes, yup, and you betcha. 

We scoured the book of Revelation and went to the dark corners of YouTube where weird guys who call themselves things like "The Prophecy Ninja," "Revelation Master," and "The Third Eagle of the Apocalypse" make predictions about whether the end is coming soon. All the weirdos on YouTube agree: the Rapture is definitely about to happen.

Here are the seven clearest signs we've obtained that we're living in the end times:

1.) The seven trumpets of Revelation are a clear reference to Trump's seven terms in office. Once Trump's 28 years in the White House are over, it's go time, baby! Hopefully the president converts as many people to Christianity as possible in that short time frame.

2.) The Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. just turned to blood and that can't be a good sign. We're no prophecy pros, but typically that's associated with bad stuff coming. The plague of Pepe the Frog memes is another bad omen.

3.)  The Ghostbusters remake was a clear sign we have been given over to God's judgment. In Romans 1, Paul writes that God sometimes gives people over to their sinful desires, allowing them to suffer the consequences. The all-female remake of Ghostbusters was maybe the clearest example of that happening in recent memory.

4.) Prophecy wackos have been predicting it's the end of the world every year for centuries, and frankly, they've gotta be right one of these times. The odds get better every time, that's just basic mathematics.

5.) The moon has turned to blood many times. Sure it was just in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but still. Every time the moon turns to blood and the Moblins come back, we're one step closer to the end.

6.) This climate change activist outside our offices is just standing there holding this cardboard sign that says "THE END IS NEAR" and he seems pretty trustworthy. He smells of patchouli but his heart is in the right place.

7.) The country is politically divided for the first time in history. While previous generations have seen peace and harmony here at home and abroad in places like the Middle East, we see political turmoil now for the first time ever, a clear sign that this is the end.

[etiennekissborlase]

Coinbase Under Fire For Email Linking PEPE To Alt-Right Groups Calling It Hate Symbol

Coinbase Under Fire For Email Linking PEPE To Alt-Right Groups, Calling It ‘Hate Symbol’ https://bitcoinist.com/coinbase-calls-pepe-hate-symbol/ Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, has found itself embroiled in controversy once again.  This time, the company has caused a stir by referring to Pepe Coin (PEPE), a popular meme coin, as a “hate symbol” used by alt-right organizations.  This move by Coinbase has stirred up a heated debate among the crypto community, with some users expressing outrage over what they perceive as an unfair characterization of Pepe Coin. PEPE Supporters Call For Coinbase Boycott The email from Coinbase cites an Anti-Defamation League (ADL) decision from 2016, which added the “Pepe the Frog” meme character to its database of online hate symbols. The move has outraged Pepe Coin supporters and users, who have demanded an apology from the exchange and even called for a boycott of the crypto exchange. The controversy has been amplified by popular crypto influencer Borovik.eth, who shared a screenshot of the email on May 10.  Why is @coinbase sending out emails telling people that $pepe is an alt-right hate symbol?? pic.twitter.com/UNzClQlwwv — borovik.eth (@3orovik) May 11, 2023 The email’s reference to Pepe Coin as a hate symbol has drawn the ire of many in the crypto community, who argue that the cryptocurrency has nothing to do with hate and that the company’s description is unfair and unwarranted. Some users have even urged others to delete their Coinbase accounts in protest. The Anti-Defamation League Involvement In Pepe Coin Controversy The ADL is an international Jewish non-governmental organization that aims to combat anti-Semitism and other forms of hate and bigotry.  In 2016, the ADL added “Pepe the Frog” to its database of hate symbols, stating that the character had been appropriated by white supremacist groups and used to spread hate and bigotry online. While the character was originally created as a harmless meme, it has since been co-opted by extremist groups and used to promote hateful ideologies.  Pepe Coin Users Urged To Transfer Funds To Gemini Following ‘Hate Symbol’ Label A Twitter user who goes by the name “Kenobi” has expressed support for Pepe Coin and called for a boycott of Coinbase, following the exchange’s description of the popular meme coin as a “hate symbol.” I will be closing my personal and business accounts with @Coinbase and moving them to @Gemini.#PEPE IS NOT A SYMBOL OF HATE@brian_armstrong, the $PEPE community DEMANDS that you retract your vulgar statement about #PEPECOIN!!#DELETECOINBASE, SHORT $COIN — Kenobi (@OG_Kenobi_Hello) May 11, 2023 In a tweet, Kenobi argued that Pepe is not a symbol of hate and announced that he would be transferring his funds to Gemini, another US-based cryptocurrency exchange. He also used the hashtag “#deletecoinbase” in his tweet, urging others to join him in boycotting the exchange. The controversy surrounding Pepe Coin has led to a mass exodus of users and fans from the exchange, with many flocking to Gemini instead.  According to reports, Gemini has become the 24th largest holder of Pepe Coin since listing the token on its exchange. However, Coinbase has not yet indicated whether it plans to list the token, despite calls from members of the crypto community on Twitter and other platforms. -Featured image from AZ Animals via Bitcoinist.com https://bitcoinist.com May 11, 2023 at 02:15PM

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Coinbase is calling Pepe a "hate symbol," calling for a boycott of the exchange by Cointelegraph

©Reuters An email sent to customers of Coinbase (NASDAQ: ) describing the Pepe meme as a “hate symbol” co-opted by alt-right groups has sparked much anger from the PEPE memecoin community. Prominent crypto influencer Borovik.eth shared a screenshot of the email May 10 newsletter to its 96,000 followers, which references a 2016 decision by the Anti-Defamation League to remove the frog-themed…

[blockchainxtech]

Digital Artwork and NFTs

In the past few years, digital artworks have explored the possibility of using NFT (Non-Fungible Token), a new digital medium form, for asset transactions.

A large number of item transactions in the future can be carried out in the form of NFT. In addition, NFT can digitize asset ownership to facilitate more full realization of value.

The emergence of NFT represents the urgent need for traders to transform from paper-based contracts to digital contract-based transactions.

digital artwork

Digital artwork refers to a set of data with a certain artistic value generated by computer technology. Similar to traditional physically created artworks, digital artworks are considered unique and collectible. Since digital art transactions are mostly conducted through cryptocurrencies, it is also called CryptoArt.

As early as 1993, Hal Finney (also an early Bitcoin expert) discussed the idea of ​​​​”encrypted trading cards” on the cryptographic forum Cypherpunks, which may be the earliest discussion on cryptographic artwork and NFT.

Digital artwork mainly includes the following characteristics:

Based on the blockchain platform, once the generation rules are determined, artworks cannot be additionally issued or modified, nor can they be counterfeited;

With more use of encrypted currency transactions, all records are publicly visible and can be effectively traced;

After the user purchases, the ownership is recorded on the distributed ledger and cannot be tampered with or counterfeited;

Artwork transactions are completed directly and immediately, and there is no traditional third party;

Digital artwork itself is not scarce, and it is even easy to be copied, but its ownership is unique and recognized by the market.

In 2014, Robby Dermody, Adam Krellenstein, Ouziel Slama, and others launched the Counterparty trading platform based on the Bitcoin network. The platform provides peer-to-peer financial transactions through the metadata token protocol and supports the creation of tokens, decentralized asset transactions, and more. In September 2016, the “Rare Pepe Frog (Rare Pepe)” project was launched, becoming an early digital artwork.

On June 23, 2017, Larva Labs launched the CryptoPunks project. The project created 10,000 punk avatars, each a unique 24x24 8-bit pixmap. Initially, the project was distributed for free on the Ethereum network, hoping to honor the spirit of punk. Later, with the publicity and participation of enthusiasts, the project attracted the attention of a large number of users and even investment institutions. It is still very active today, and the single price is often tens of thousands of dollars. In June 2021, the sale price of the avatar numbered 7523 reached 11.8 million US dollars. CryptoPunks have unique cultural interests as collectibles and are considered to be the beginning of the trend of encrypted digital art. Since then, Larva Labs has also developed the Autoglyphs and Meebits projects, which have also aroused popularity in the market.

On November 28, 2017, the Axiom Zen team (later incubated Dapper Labs) launched the CryptoKitties game based on Ethereum transactions. Each player can buy a digital kitty through ETH, breed offspring, and sell them. All records are publicly visible on the Ethereum network. Through this game, players can learn to master the basic usage of Ethereum. The game was once very popular, and the price of a single digital cat once exceeded 100,000 US dollars. Related transactions accounted for nearly 20% of the transaction traffic of the Ethereum network, causing transaction delays and congestion. The success of the game has also inspired many imitators. The ERC-721 standard that the project follows is widely adopted.

In April 2021, Yuga Labs launched the Bored Ape Yacht Club project on the Ethereum network, which includes 10,000 different ape portraits, generated by computers. Among them, the portrait numbered 8817 was once auctioned for a high price of 3.4 million US dollars.

NFT

Although many NFTs are currently digital artworks, the connotation of NFTs is actually broader. Anything that can circulate in the digital world can be considered an NFT. Including paintings, photography, music, books, games, etc.

NFT literally means non-homogeneous tokens. Traditional encrypted digital currencies are homogeneous (Fungible Token), there is no difference between any two tokens, they can be replaced with each other, and can often be split into smaller units, such as Bitcoin. The NFT is unique and cannot be replaced by other NFTs, and often cannot be divided into smaller units. For example, a painting NFT represents the painting itself and cannot be replaced by other NFTs.

At present, NFT products often have the following characteristics:

are not interchangeable;

cannot be split into smaller units;

Often the only one that exists.

The non-homogeneous nature of NFT makes it easy to anchor to items in the physical world, such as real estate, cars, collectibles, etc. The property rights of any real item can be bound to an NFT. Therefore, NFT is considered to have great potential.

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In 2020, with the massive issuance of sovereign currencies around the world, NFT will become more and more popular. In 2021, the NFT project ushered in a big explosion, so 2021 is also called “the first year of NFT” by many people. At present, most NFTs are traded through platforms such as Opensea, Rarible, and Nifty Gateway, and are stored on the Ethereum network and IPFS.

The emergence of the NFT idea is very natural. Its earliest prototype can be traced back to the Bitcoin-based ColoredCoin (ColoredCoin) that appeared in 2012. Colored coins have color attributes, and colors can be used to represent different assets. This provides feasibility for real assets to be chained.

But the Bitcoin network does not support smart contracts, limiting its expressive power. The Ethereum network launched in July 2015 has strengthened the support for smart contracts, making the emergence of a large number of NFTs a reality. Especially in September 2017, the ERC-721 specification was officially proposed and became the reference standard for a large number of NFTs based on Ethereum projects. During this year, the CryptoKitties project was launched, and the concept of non-homogeneous tokens was formally established. In 2018, the Ethereum community also proposed the ERC-1155 standard to support batch transactions, which is currently supported by the trading market Rarible.

Sky Mavis developed the game Axie Infinity in 2018, which later became one of the popular games on the Ethereum network. It allows players to trade virtual pets and land resources through NFT. At the same time, players can earn points and redeem them by playing games. The price of some virtual pets is as high as 300 Ethereum (about one million US dollars).

In October 2020, Dapper Labs cooperated with the NBA to launch the NBA Top Shot game project. It uploads the highlight video clips of a certain player in the game to Flow, a public chain developed by Dapper Labs, and makes them into NFT products. After the NBA Top Shot project was launched, it attracted a large number of users to participate. The total turnover has exceeded 200 million U.S. dollars, and the price of some products, such as the NFT of LeBron James’ slam dunk video, once soared to 400,000 U.S. dollars.

In addition, the British Museum, the Russian Hermitage Museum, etc. have also auctioned NFT products of world-famous paintings.

In February 2021, Linkin Park (Linkin Park) band member Mike Shinoda released an NFT music work on the platform Zora, which sold for as much as $400,000.

In February 2021, digital artist Mike Winkelmann (aka Beeple) took 13 and a half years to create 5,000 digital paintings “Every day — The First 5,000 Days” since May 2007, spliced ​​into a 316 MB image NFT, sold at Christie’s at a historic price of $69.34 million (42,329 ETH) to cryptocurrency investor Vignesh Sundaresan.

In April 2021, Centrifuge successfully obtained a MakerDAO loan using the house as collateral.

In December 2021, the digital artist code-named Pak will include 312,686 digital paintings “The Merge”, sold on the digital art auction platform NiftyGateway, 28,983 buyers participated in the purchase, and the total transaction price was 91.8 million US dollars. This is also the NFT work with the highest price at present.

Advantages of NFTs

Using NFT to conclude a transaction includes the following advantages:

Instant transaction: After the buyer and seller reach a transaction from the platform and write it into the blockchain, the ownership of the NFT is transferred, and the transaction records are stored on the distributed ledger and cannot be tampered with;

Not easy to falsify: Once the NFT product is confirmed, its transaction history will be fully recorded, and it is difficult for others to forge;

Improve efficiency: NFT-based transactions are automatically processed through smart contracts, and the processing efficiency is much higher than manual operations;

Reduce costs: The handling fees of NFT platforms are usually much lower than the intermediary fees of real transactions, and reducing transaction costs can also promote the prosperity of the market.

The problem with NFTs

The rapid development of NFT has also led to some problems:

Auditing issues for NFT: Before becoming an NFT and being traded, the platform or auditor needs to confirm the actual ownership of the bound items. Once a false property right occurs, there needs to be a way to roll it back, which puts new demands on the current distributed ledger technology;

Rational regression in the market: At present, excellent NFT products are very scarce, resulting in many products being hyped at inflated prices after they go online. Excessive prosperity in the early stages of the development of new things often leads to the rapid creation and bursting of bubbles. Trading platforms should design a more rational auction mechanism and raise the threshold for participation.

Interconnection between different platforms: NFTs based on different platforms often adopt different standards, and it is difficult to interconnect with each other, which limits the circulation of NFTs in a larger market.