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YouTuber And Satirist Greg "Jreg" Guevara Explains His Eccentric Brand Of Political Humor And Why Centricide Is Our Only Hope
In a world filled with political drama and division, Greg Guevara has managed to make people take a step back and laugh through his caricatures and satires of various ideologies on the Political Compass. We spoke with him to learn how he got his start, where he truly stands and everything in-between.
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Webcomic Artist SrGrafo Talks About His Art, Game Development And Why So Many Of His Creations Wind Up As Memes
Andre Rojas is the Argentinian artist behind SrGrafo, a series of webcomics that have appeared around the web in recent years, later spawning numerous meme formats. We interviewed Rojas to learn about how he got his start in comics, his rapid rise to success, and to discern what it is that makes his creations so memeable.
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Erik Helwig Discusses The Origins Of “Hot Dad” And The Life Of A Comedic Musician
Erik Helwig, best known as the “Hot Dad,” has been creating music for the better part of the last two decades. We interview him to uncover his backstory, creative process behind making people laugh and discover what it takes to be a full-time YouTuber immersed in internet culture.
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How The Undertaker Threw Mankind Off Hell In A Cell, And The Captivating Story Of Reddit's Famous Shittymorph
Although relatively unknown outside of Reddit, Chris has become one of the most notable users for his "The Undertaker Threw Mankind Off Hell In A Cell" meme. Despite avoiding the limelight, Chris agreed to let us interview him about his internet fame, opinion on meme culture, and the incredibly captivating story of his life through all the various ups and downs.
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The SCP Foundation Discusses History, The Future And Even Some Of Their Favorite Memes
SCPs first appeared in 2007 after Moto42 shared the creepypasta titled, “SCP-173.” Since then, the SCP Foundation has undergone numerous changes and seen a steady rise in popularity. We recently reached out to the folks at the Foundation for a little interview to discuss their history, major highlights, favorite entries, memes and more.
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András Arató Shares His Story Of Becoming "Hide The Pain Harold" And Learning To Embrace Internet Culture
Better known to the world as "Hide the Pain Harold," András Arató found himself thrust into the limelight when his stock photos began appearing in a number of memes. We caught up with Arató to see what he’s been up to lately and let him share his story about becoming an online phenomenon.
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World of Warcraft's No. 1 U.S. Raiding Guild "Limit" Shares Their Story And Saga With The Game's Rich Meme Culture
Limit rose to prominence in World of Warcraft slowly but steadily, eventually becoming the number one raiding guild in North America. Given WoW’s unique history with internet and meme culture, not to mention Limit’s own part in that meme-verse, we spoke with guild members Preheat and Tagzz about their story and role in Warcraft’s rich, meme-filled past.
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Chris Stracey From Bag Raiders Talks "Shooting Stars" And The Australian Electronic Duo's History With Meme Culture
When Bag Raiders released their song “Shooting Stars” back in 2008, Chris Stracey had no idea that, nearly a decade later, their music would end up becoming one of the biggest memes of the decade. Stracey accepted our invitation to discuss the meme further, so we sat down with him to dig a little deeper and find out what they thought of the phenomenon.
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Catching Up With Neekolul "Ok Boomer Girl" On Her Overnight Internet Fame And What's Next For Her Career As A Streamer And Influencer
Neeko became an overnight internet sensation after posting her "Oki Doki Boomer" video to Twitter and TikTok in March 2020. After gaining over 22 million views in a matter of weeks, we had the chance to interview her and get some exclusive insight into what it was like from her side of things.
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Sonny5ideUp Gives Us Exclusive Insight Into Working On Bloomberg’s Meme 2020 Campaign And What It’s Like To Be A Full-Time Memer
Sonny works as a meme creator and curator for several social media accounts with millions of followers across the web. Back in February, he was also one of the many accounts who participated in Bloomberg’s infamous Meme 2020 ad campaign, and we got some exclusive insight into what it was like to be involved.
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The Story Of "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" As Told By The Man Himself, Zeddie Little
After running in the annual Cooper River Bridge Run in 2012, Zeddie Little wound up as the viral sensation known to the internet as "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy," becoming a new Advice Animals meme in just a few short days. In our interview with Little, we delve deeper into the story behind the iconic photo.
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After More Than 16 Years, We Sat Down With Zach Downey, The Face of "Almost Politically Correct Redneck"
On Halloween night in 2003, Zach Downey arrived home from work, and in the span of just five minutes, he cut his hair into perhaps the most famous mullet to ever grace the internet — better known as the meme “Almost Politically Correct Redneck." We recently managed to track him down and ask about how he feels being the face of the controversial meme in an exclusive interview.