darkSpyro

Hello ladies and gentlemen. I am here to present a case to all of you. Memes and faceless corporations. I am proclaiming that they are evolving too fast to sell products. for example look at the surprised pikachu face meme. That exploded before detective pikachu came out. Or vin diesel family memes. That blew up before f9. And now netflix is pushing squid game down our throats with memes about it. Did these companies start these memes to sell a product? Or were they organically grown?

We have come a long way since wendy's twitter and eating burgers like a boss. Companies are no longer using memes. But are instead behind them. This is 1984.

But wait. Isn't the saying "this is 1984" an ad for the book 1984? Why am I advertising a book people pretend to read? Because there's no way a book from that day age would know about the culture of modern memes. Unless...... Memes were calculated and premeditated. The first meme wasn't actually from the internet. But it was in the form of print. They always knew about memes. This has to be connected to the child trafficking rings or qanon somehow.

This isn't the first time qanon would have their hands on memes. For example the sea turtle with the straw stuck in it's nose was a viral video. But what if I told you qanon had a hand with it? Sea turtles don't often die from straws but mostly fishing nets. And people who use straws are people. The straws are made from plastic. Companies chose to use this plastic.....

Were the sea turtles a front for companies to out the blame on the consumers? To let the evil faceless companies back away for free from this mess? Think about it. Every campaign we see about pollution what is the message they give out? Usually something like "people throw trash in tree. Tree die". But never about companies killing the environment..huh

It's all a front people. Recycling companies are lying about saving the planet from plastic. Most of it is not reusable and will more than likely be in a landfill anyways. Yet we think we are better for recycling because we see the piece of plastic go away and are told its being reused. We are consumers and products. We are being controlled by the media to buy buy buy

The sea turtle with the straw wasn't meant to kill plastic waste in the ocean. It was meant to sell us metal straws, false activism, and donations to random charities we have never heard of.

Why I ask. Why am I a consumer. I just want to be free and happy. I don't want to be alive and spend the rest of my days trying to make money just to lose it and repeat over and over again.

Quote: Drednaw

when corporations try and force a meme it's lame and pandering, you can never force a meme no matter what. these things happen randomly. don't question the process.

Being real here no. Companies hire literal "meme experts" to try to create a viral meme to spread their products. For example ever notice how big new memes pop up everytime a major blockbuster with a gigantic budget comes out?

Corporations have evolved from "eating spicy goodness like a boss" to hiring meme pages and other content creators to do the work for them

wasn't there a meme themed crypto currency

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wasn't there a meme themed crypto currency

meme coins are generally made for pump and dumps. like their goal is to have high buy rates when the crypto comes out and then the creators sell them immediately after making everyone who was late to the party holders of garbage coins.

ah. thanks

indeed there was a meme themed crypto currency it was called bitcoin