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Keep Talking To My Girl And We're Gonna Have Some Issues, Bitch or Your Worst Fucking NIghtmare, Quit Talking To Emma refers to a viral text conversation where one person threatens the other that they'll have a problem if they keep talking to their girlfriend, then sends an image of Nightmare Fredbear as a threat, resulting in a response of "okie dokie." The image was first posted to Reddit in mid-2020 and became the subject of edits over the following year as an exploitable meme format, often replacing the image of Fazbear with something else.

Origin

On August 27th, 2020, Redditor haidaralbar posted a screenshotted text string to /r/cringetopia^[1] where the recipient writes, "Keep talking to my girl and we're gonna have some issues, bitch," and the messager responds, "Dude who the fuck are you?" The recipient then replies, "Your worst fucking nightmare, quit talking to Emma" and shares a threatening image of Nightmare Fredbear with large teeth and a mouth in his stomach from Five Nights at Freddy's. The messager responds, "okie dokie." The post gained over 54,300 upvotes in over a year (shown below).

Spread

The image was reposted numerous times that month to sites including Instagram,^[2] Reddit^[3] and Facebook.^[4] The image then became the subject of photoshops as early as September 2020, when Instagram^[5] user mjkelzzz posted a version replacing the image with one of Sonic the Hedgehog in Sans' coat from Undertale, also replacing the text, gaining roughly 2,500 likes in just over a year (shown below).

In May 2021, Instagram^[8] page scoobydoofruitsnacks reposted the original version of the meme, gaining over 135,000 likes in eight months. On June 14th, 2021, a version of the meme with an image of a skull replacing the original was posted to Facebook^[6][7] pages Jekyll Does'nt Hide and Pains of Hell Wellness Clinic, gaining over 4,900 shares and 3,400 reactions on the former and 1,000 shares and 4,200 reactions on the latter in seven months (shown below).

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