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Vince Carter Crying And Cheering

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Vince Carter Crying And Cheering refers to a viral video of NBA superstar Vince Carter crying and cheering at his jersey retirement ceremony in Toronto. The clip spread widely on social media and was used as a meme in which it was posted with captions in which one might emotionally celebrate.

Origin

On November 2nd, 2024, the NBA's Toronto Raptors retired Vince Carter's jersey number. A retired NBA star and long-time Raptor, Carter was visibly emotional during the ceremony. He took in the cheers of the crowd, shaking his hands and crying out in joy. That day, YouTube channel House of Highlights posted the full clip of Carter's jersey retirement. The key moment takes place at roughly the 1:05 mark.



Social media users recognized the potential of the clip as a meme that evening. Later on November 2nd, Twitter user @notbpod[1] posted the clip alongside I Got One More In Me and a clip of Carter saying "It's over," writing, "New Vince Carter meme dropped," gaining over 30 retweets and 490 likes in five days.


NUMBERS BOARD Numbers On The Board @notbpod * New Vince Carter meme dropped HIT ESPN'S THE JUMP B-R ATLANTA I GOT ONE MORE IN ME. VINCE CARTER ON RETURNING FOR HIS 22ND SEASON II 0:05 9:44 PM Nov 2, 2024 TOR ...

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Over the following week, the clip saw popular use as a reaction clip. It was the most popularly used clip in the "When Young Thug Gets Into His Introspective Bag" meme, first posted on November 3rd, 2024 and gaining over 3 million views and 2,800 likes in three days.



On the same day, user @SixthManJake[2] posted the clip writing, "I genuinely think Vince Carter gave us the meme of the decade bro…", gaining over 2,700 retweets and 60,000 likes in three days.



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[1] Twitter – notbpod

[2] Twitter – SixthManJake?

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