Has there ever been a funny reference to memes in any Sup Forums-media? Seems like everytime I see one, it's always dated.
Has there ever been a funny reference to memes in any Sup Forums-media? Seems like everytime I see one...
Mason Thompson
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Justin Gomez
I don't think I have ever found overt meme references in cartoons funny at all. They mostly make me cringe.
Jaxon Scott
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Luke Morris
>Seems like everytime I see one, it's always dated.
Memes are inherently dated.
Joseph Hughes
They're only funny if they're subtly placed inside jokes, such as
Samuel Sanchez
Clearly the answer is to be the one who makes the memes.
Rick and Morty know what's up.
Carson Cook
Any meme in a cartoon is going to be dated. It's the nature of the beast - even the cartoons that don't take months to make will eventually age poorly when they're built on memes. The only possible exception is that one sketch from that MAD cartoon, ThunderLOLcats, because half of the point is that all the memes in it are outdated.
Carson Davis
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Levi Anderson
internet memes belong on the internet
Connor Sanders
I tried 3 times to get into We Bare Bears, every reference to memes killed it for me because it was everywhere
Wyatt Reed
>meme con
Sounds risky these days
Adam Peterson
The Regular Show licensed comics had Doge and Grumpy Cat for some reason, I chuckled.
Then they had Muscle Man namedrop Twitter and I burned the fucking pages.
WBB is too heavy on it. If it was a different set up where memes were just small things in the back ground there'd be less dated shit.
Right now we're starting the era of nostalgia 80s/90s stuff but instead of those decades it's old internet culture, and since it didn't become mainstream until the mid 2000s for the show demographics, they're hardly even old, just obscure.
Kevin Reyes
They had to pay to use the name didn't they? So on top of a out-of-character/era call out, they paid money?
Gavin Edwards
Pretty much the whole deal with memes is they come and go very quickly.
Grayson Turner
Loss is almost stale now.
Justin Reed
It takes 6 months to animate shit, make a guess.
Owen Rodriguez
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I remember being surprised they got pedobear on mad
Nicholas Young
>The Regular Show licensed comics had Doge and Grumpy Cat for some reason
The show also referenced that monkey/frog video.
Cooper Torres
This count?
Lucas Anderson
You know who else comes and goes quickly?
My mom!
Jack Peterson
what?
Ethan Butler
yes
Jordan Cox
is this a reference to dashcon
Jason Clark
Television cartoons air a year after they're written. Every meme someone tries to put in a cartoon will be dated by then. Even if something is the fresh hot meme when someone is storyboarding the latest episode of whatever, it'll be stale by the time the episode actually airs.
Logan Brown
That's where you're wrong kiddo.
Lucas Thompson
>Has there ever been a funny reference to memes
no
Sebastian Sanchez
Loss is transcendant fuck off. It's true collectivist dada, a form of art nearly impossible before the internet
William Carter
True but a hidden "dead baby"joke in a cartoon for children is itself funny.
Mason Hughes
>Every meme someone tries to put in a cartoon will be dated by then
Just the weak ones. There are a lot of contemporal memes, even preceding the term "meme" itself. "Kilroy" originates form 40s and still appears in media.
Alexander Ortiz
wow they even use eggs
Daniel Edwards
Did you confuse RS with Gumball?
Matthew Fisher
This. It's only funny because it's an easter egg, though.