"Why Not Visit?" Edits
About
"Why Not Visit?" Edits refer to a series of photoshops advertising various locations. The photoshops use six pictures, each inaccurately named, a la the Better Names For Things meme. The photoshops became incredibly popular on me_irl in early March, 2017.
Origin
On March 6th, 2017, Weird Facebook page Welcome To My Meme Page[1] posted the first of four mock-tourist brochure photoshops that utilized "Better Names For Things"-esque naming conventions. The first advertised the ocean with such attractions as "blobl blobl" and "Father Pelligrini" (shown below). It gained about 3,000 likes and reactions and over 4,000 shares.
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The page created more variations on the theme, all of which were posted to me_irl in the coming days. The most popular advertised the forest and gained over 14,800 points (shown below, left).
Dozens more posts appeared on me_irl in the following days, which led to coverage from The Daily Dot.[2] They confirmed with welcometomymemepage that they created the meme, who stated:
“It came from a lot of different memes where people would list a category of things, like animals, fruits, or any collection of objects and give them silly names. The sort of meme has been around for a while. All I did was start grouping them by biome.”
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[1] Facebook – Welcome to my Meme Page Post
[2] Daily Dot – Why not visit this good new meme about animals?
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