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Dieinstantlyyy

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"Like This Image to Die Instantly" is an image macro series which instructs viewers to click a social media like button in order to kill themselves.

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On November 29th, 2016, the earliest known use of the caption was submitted in a post by Redditor dreggeman, who captioned a photograph of YouTuber Jon Jafari captioned with the message "like this image to die instantly" (shown below). Prior to being archived, the post gathered more than 3,800 points (93% upvoted) and 40 comments on /r/JonTron.[3]

Like this image to die instantly

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On February 4th, 2017, Instagram user @_extendo_[1] uploaded a photograph of Ethan Klein from h3h3productions with the "like this image to die instantly" caption (shown below). Within seven months, the post gained over 14,400 likes.

Like this image to die instantly

On March 6th, YouTuber Pyrocynical uploaded a video titled "Click This Video to Die Instantly," which gathered more than 800,000 views and 10,000 comments over the next six months (shown below)..

On September 4th, Instagram user @seth.v.2[2] posted an image of Bart Simpson wearing a dress captioned with the "die instantly" message (shown below). Within one week, the post gathered upwards of 11,300 likes.

like this image to die instantly

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LIKE THIS IMAGE TO DIE INSTANTLY
like this image to instantly DIE elord.duck
Like this image toinstaty Die
Like this image to die instantly Shaochillarteve Hey cool, l'm dead!
Like this to die instantly
LIKE THNIS IMAGE TO DIE INSTANTLY ecatgobblermemedoppler

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[1] Instagram – @_extendo_

[2] Instagram – @seth.v.2

[3] Reddit – /r/JonTron



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Updated Sep 12, 2017 at 03:12PM EDT by Don.

Added Sep 12, 2017 at 01:08AM EDT by Smol Nozomi.

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About

"Like This Image to Die Instantly" is an image macro series which instructs viewers to click a social media like button in order to kill themselves.

Origin

On November 29th, 2016, the earliest known use of the caption was submitted in a post by Redditor dreggeman, who captioned a photograph of YouTuber Jon Jafari captioned with the message "like this image to die instantly" (shown below). Prior to being archived, the post gathered more than 3,800 points (93% upvoted) and 40 comments on /r/JonTron.[3]


Like this image to die instantly

Spread

On February 4th, 2017, Instagram user @_extendo_[1] uploaded a photograph of Ethan Klein from h3h3productions with the "like this image to die instantly" caption (shown below). Within seven months, the post gained over 14,400 likes.


Like this image to die instantly

On March 6th, YouTuber Pyrocynical uploaded a video titled "Click This Video to Die Instantly," which gathered more than 800,000 views and 10,000 comments over the next six months (shown below)..



On September 4th, Instagram user @seth.v.2[2] posted an image of Bart Simpson wearing a dress captioned with the "die instantly" message (shown below). Within one week, the post gathered upwards of 11,300 likes.


like this image to die instantly

Various Examples


LIKE THIS IMAGE TO DIE INSTANTLY like this image to instantly DIE elord.duck Like this image toinstaty Die Like this image to die instantly Shaochillarteve Hey cool, l'm dead! Like this to die instantly LIKE THNIS IMAGE TO DIE INSTANTLY ecatgobblermemedoppler

Search Interest

External References

[1] Instagram – @_extendo_

[2] Instagram – @seth.v.2

[3] Reddit – /r/JonTron

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