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EDP445's "Do You See Me Laughing"

EDP445's "Do You See Me Laughing"

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EDP445's "Do You See Me Laughing" refers to a short clip of YouTuber EDP445 holding a long smile while making his eyes bulge before proceeding to have a rant about Xbox One gaming console. Online, the clip gained popularity in edits and as a reaction, particularly on Instagram.

Origin

On July 3rd, 2018, YouTuber EDP445 uploaded a video titled "Xbox one…WHAT THE FUCK BRO!!!??!!!!!!," with the video accumulating over 96,000 views in one year.[1] At 1:54 mark, EDP445 makes his eyes bulge and smiles, proceeding to criticize Xbox One gaming console after holding the expression for approximately four seconds.


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Do you see me fucking laughing, my nigga? I ain't fucking laughing.

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In March 2019, the video has gained popularity as a reaction on Twitter and Instagram. For example, on March 19th, Instagram user sageswrld posted a meme based on the clip, with the post receiving over 9,000 views and 2,200 likes in five months (shown below).[2] A March 21st repost of the video gained over 57,700 views and 6,500 likes in the same period.[3]



In the following months, more memes based on the clip were posted, including videos in which various songs have been added, with the moment of EDP445 beginning his rant coinciding with a drop in the accompanying composition.

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