What's The 'Darling I Told Ya' Meme? The TikTok Song Making Irish 'Yup Bros' Put A Finger Up And Fix Their Hair Explained

Internet users are calling out the hypocrisy in applauding art trends like Brazilian Miku while complaining about Black Ken Takakura. He's what the debate boils down to.

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25 Anti-Memes Full Of Anti-Humour

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December 9th, 2024 10:30 AM

There's nothing funny about these memes. Totally normal memes over here.

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What's The 'Darling I Told Ya' Meme? The TikTok Song Making Irish 'Yup Bros' Put A Finger Up And Fix Their Hair Explained

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The "Darling I Told Ya" meme is making everyone fix their hair and point a finger up.

December 9th, 2024 12:04 PM

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25 Mildly Infuriating Moments Showcasing Someone's Bad Day

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These are the kinds of things that defined someone's day in the worst kind of way.

December 9th, 2024 11:45 AM

This Woman's Son Flinched And Now The Internet Has Called Child Protective Services On Her

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Nurse Hannah is a TikToker who is causing a lot of controversy right now because people believe that her son might be in danger.

December 9th, 2024 11:21 AM

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A Viral Piece of Race-Swapped 'Dandadan' Fanart Has People Up In Arms

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Yo, I'm Japanese refers to memes and jokes inspired by a viral tweet by @eem_hw that prompted discourse in December 2024. The Twitter user quoted and criticized a race-swapped piece of Dandadan fanart drawn by @Lynn6Thorex. The quote tweet read, "Yo, I'm Japanese. Stop making Asian characters black. we're not Disney characters," and sparked criticism from people who did not find the fanart offensive and did not believe that the critical poster was Japanese. Several internet users cited the popularity of the Brazilian Miku trend as evidence that the outrage was insincere.

Internet users are calling out the hypocrisy in applauding art trends like Brazilian Miku while complaining about Black Ken Takakura. He's what the debate boils down to.

December 9th, 2024 10:30 AM

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