BUR #24055 has been rejected.
create alias twitter_strip_game_(meme) -> twitter_strip_game
Used to be a meme, it's now used just for horny bait, barely 10% of it are actual memes
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BUR #24055 has been rejected.
create alias twitter_strip_game_(meme) -> twitter_strip_game
Used to be a meme, it's now used just for horny bait, barely 10% of it are actual memes
It's still a meme, both in the common sense and in how we define meme:
A meme is a concept of any sorts (image, video, song, etc.) that spreads from person to person (through the Internet, popular culture, etc.) within a culture, to the point that it becomes part of that culture
Don't see how it stopped being a meme, and KYM still classifies it as one. Aren't all strip games horny bait? The meme still applies whether the artist properly follows through with stripping the character.
Can you link some posts (or public favgroup) of the ones that are actual memes, and the ones that aren't? I don't really see any difference between the old and the new, other than that artists dropped unnecessary graphic design, layout, and words.
I understand your annoyance with the posts that just have numbers beside reposts and likes with no promise of what reaching the numbers entails, though. But the entire meme is already scummy engagement bait; it's just a different level of scummy.
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LQ said:
Can you link some posts (or public favgroup) of the ones that are actual memes, and the ones that aren't? I don't really see any difference between the old and the new, other than that artists dropped unnecessary graphic design, layout, and words.
post #7163901 and its parented posts as well
They poke fun at the trend and instead of being horny bait, which could quality it as a meme post
What I don't understand is the "it used to be a meme" argument. The original set of images that spawned the trend seems to just be a regular strip game, no memery involved (by the standards of the argument). Is the implication here that it didn't spawn as a meme, became a meme, and then reverted back to it's original form?
@mmtr said:
They poke fun at the trend and instead of being horny bait, which could quality it as a meme post
Though Internet memes are usually humorous, they are just any media that is copied then evolved/changed/remixed/adapted somewhat. In this case, the template is copied but the art is redone or the character/pose/clothing is changed. There are still many memes, poses, and challenges without a meme qualifier, though, so I can understand the confusion. Memes can't lose meme status, so the tag should stay as-is.
岩戸鈴芽 said:
It's still a meme, both in the common sense and in how we define meme:
A meme is a concept of any sorts (image, video, song, etc.) that spreads from person to person (through the Internet, popular culture, etc.) within a culture, to the point that it becomes part of that culture
Literally every concept ever is a 100% meme by that definition.
I like the _(meme) qualifier in the sense of "recent concept".
edit: no, I change my mind, I don't like _(meme) qualifier in the sense of "recent concept". Particularly, I think twitter_strip_game might be just a regular concept, and not a meme concept
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reg_panda said:
Literally every concept ever is a 100% meme by that definition.
I like the _(meme) qualifier in the sense of "recent concept".
It's also one by the more "casual" definition.
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