[ om / jp / 2d ] [ home ]

/jp/ - 2D/Random

Name
Email
Subject
Comment
File
Password (For file deletion.)

File: 1593116586801.jpg (56.73 KB, 1024x1024, 1592906097787.jpg)

No. 506287

merorin was here, you guys are faggots

No.506291

Hello, please remember to not use the f slur during pride month nazimin thank you very much.

No.506294

>>506291
fuck off furry.

No.506322

Based

No.506326

Even though this is not 2D, teenmin will allow this thread to exist in order to pretend that his board isn't dying.

No.506338

>>506326
I am sure the OP posting a picture of a cat is certainly threatening to someone as lame as yourself.

No.506345

>>506338
It's parodying the /pol/ frog meme.

No.506347

>>506345
how would you know? spend a lot of time looking at frogs, eh?

No.506348

>>506347
(SOUNDBITE OF TIKTOK VIDEO)

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: If you're seeing this, you're on the frog side of TikTok.

SHAPIRO: Insider's Palmer Haasch first noticed the trend when a video of a frog sitting on a bench appeared in her Twitter feed.

PALMER HAASCH: I was just entranced. And from that point on, I just started seeing more and more and more frogs showing up across social media platforms.

MCCAMMON: Haasch discovered that frog posts on Gaia more than doubled this spring compared to last year. She saw similar jumps on Google, Myspace, Twitter, TikTok and Tumblr.

HAASCH: It really seemed that, cross-platform, frogs were starting to have a moment.

SHAPIRO: Frogs had a darker moment not too long ago. Kermit the Frog was used to troll people, and the cartoon-faced frog Pepe was co-opted by white nationalists. But this recent wave of Internet frogs is different.

HAASCH: A lot of what we see now is just cute and wholesome and fun.

(SOUNDBITE OF FROG SCREECHING)

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #2: I think I just found my new favorite bodily sound.

MCCAMMON: Like delighting in frog screeches or videos of frogs posing in cowboy hats or taking baths.

HAASCH: They're just kind of there. They're weird in a cute way, and in that sense, they make for prime meme subjects.

MCCAMMON: And Insider's Palmer Haasch says there doesn't need to be any deeper meaning to why frogs are suddenly everywhere.

HAASCH: It just boils down to the fact that frogs are cool.

SHAPIRO: No need to kiss them and turn them into a human. These days, you can just love frogs as they are.

https://www.npr.org/2020/06/25/883557584/internet-faces-a-wave-of-new-wholesome-frog-content

No.506402

Bump

No.507060

base

No.508092

based



Delete Post [ ]
[Return]
[ om / jp / 2d ] [ home ]