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Hitler Hot Dog, also known as Last Night I Hitler Hot Dog Your Sister, refers to a variant of the James Bond Burger meme that adds Adolf Hitler and a hot dog to the "Last Night I X Y Your Sister" phrasal template. The image was originally shared on Reddit in 2023, spreading across social media sites like Twitter / X in 2024. Many have tried to interpret the meme's meaning, with some highlighting a definition for "Hitler Hot Dog" on Urban Dictionary. However, the definition was created a day after the original post, potentially alluding to astroturfing.

Origin

On March 23rd, 2023, Redditor Clumsy_Explanation shared a meme to /r/shitposting^[1] that was a variant of the "James Bond Burger" template, inserting photos of Adolf Hitler and a hot dog to roughly read, "Last night I Hitler, hot dog your sister." Over 11 months, the post gained roughly 16,000 upvotes (shown below).

Spread

Redditors posted memes and reactions in the comment section of the /r/shitposting^[1] post. For instance, on March 23rd, 2023, Redditor^[2] HoneZoneReddit replied with a gun GIF, captioned, "Me when I find whoever hitler hotdoged my sister," gaining over 3,300 upvotes in 11 months (shown below, left).

Then, Redditor^[3] redditkitty109 replied to HoneZoneReddit, writing, "Me to the guy who Stalin souped my sister," earning over 160 upvotes in 11 months (shown below, right).

On March 24th, 2023, X^[4] user @LocalBateman reposted the meme, gaining over 60,000 likes in 11 months. The viral repost inspired viral replies, like one shared by X^[5] user @Hijoshiki_Croix on March 24th, attaching a Reddit screenshot giving a theory to the meme's meaning. The reply gained roughly 4,000 likes in 11 months (shown below).

Also on March 24th, 2023, a definition for "Hitler Hotdog" was added to Urban Dictionary^[6] by user caligine, receiving over 455 likes in 11 months (shown below).

About a year later, on February 5th, 2024, X^[7] user @ShitpostGate reposted the original meme, receiving over 111,000 likes in a day. The tweet inspired a slew of replies and memes shared to X^[8] in early February 2024.

For instance, on February 6th, X^[9] user @acktosociety shared a screenshot of the Urban Dictionary^[6] definition, writing, "What The Fuuuuck ????" receiving over 31,000 likes in less than a day (shown below). However, as stated, the Urban Dictionary^[6] definition was posted a day after the initial Reddit^[1] post, potentially alluding to astroturfing.

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