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This Day In Meme History: "Brotherman Bill"
October 18th, 2019 12:00 PM
13 years ago today, the rock musician Terrible Tim uploaded a music video for his song "Brotherman Bill" to YouTube, which went on to become a cult hit on Twitch, Reddit and 4chan's /s4s/ board.
4chan youtube s4s remix parody music song terrible tim pastebin finnaltar warframe forums morgax steescribbles korchak reynad
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The Tenth Anniversary Of Balloon Boy
October 16th, 2019 12:00 PM
Ten years ago this week, a weather balloon captivated the eyes of the nation after it reportedly took off into the sky with a six-year-old boy onboard. While the incident was largely perceived to be a publicity stunt preplanned by the boy's father Richard Heene, he has since claimed to have only confessed under duress.
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This Day In Meme History: The Longest "Yeah Boy" Ever
October 15th, 2019 11:00 AM
Four years ago today, YouTuber made internet history by uploaded a clip of himself attempting to yell the phrase "yeah boy" for as long as possible within one breath.
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Three Years Ago, The Meme Renaissance of /r/Me_IRL Changed Meme History
October 13th, 2019 4:00 PM
October's meme war on /r/Me_IRL marked a historic moment when memes lived and died in just a few hours, a harbinger for the ultra-fast life cycle of the modern meme.
me_irl meirl me irl renaissance crusaders bionicle skeletons crusades bears bear in the big house meme drought trebuchet wallace & gromit deus vult
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This Day In Meme History: Katy t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m
October 12th, 2019 10:12 AM
13 years ago today, the earliest known post containing this classic copypasta was submitted to a thread on 4chan, forever immortalizing some of the more irritating aspects of "LOL so random" people on the internet.
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This Day In Meme History: "Brotherman Bill"
13 years ago today, the rock musician Terrible Tim uploaded a music video for his song "Brotherman Bill" to YouTube, which went on to become a cult hit on Twitch, Reddit and 4chan's /s4s/ board.
The Tenth Anniversary Of Balloon Boy
Ten years ago this week, a weather balloon captivated the eyes of the nation after it reportedly took off into the sky with a six-year-old boy onboard. While the incident was largely perceived to be a publicity stunt preplanned by the boy's father Richard Heene, he has since claimed to have only confessed under duress.
This Day In Meme History: The Longest "Yeah Boy" Ever
Four years ago today, YouTuber made internet history by uploaded a clip of himself attempting to yell the phrase "yeah boy" for as long as possible within one breath.
Three Years Ago, The Meme Renaissance of /r/Me_IRL Changed Meme History
October's meme war on /r/Me_IRL marked a historic moment when memes lived and died in just a few hours, a harbinger for the ultra-fast life cycle of the modern meme.
This Day In Meme History: Katy t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m
13 years ago today, the earliest known post containing this classic copypasta was submitted to a thread on 4chan, forever immortalizing some of the more irritating aspects of "LOL so random" people on the internet.
