iconic internet moments

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On May 12th, 2021, Reddit user u/AlexMaestro posted this four-panel comic to r/teenagers. It quickly became an exploitable meme format. The designs of the two characters are based on the Reddit mascot, you can see an antenna on top of the girl's head.

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@_Krahen_ @ThinMonsters @nord_carolina this used to be 'ai generated conversations' but it had been in active for 6+ months. I also used to own Origins of iconic images but sold the page, trying a more information-focused approach on here

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On February 23rd, 2020, John Oberg, an advocate for animal protection, shared a photo of him and another man posing in front of a KFC in Charlotte, North Carolina, with a Beyond Fried Chicken sign in the background. The photo was then traced over and shared on 4chan in May 2020.

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thanks to @SavedYouA_GT for the info

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This now iconic photo of Youtuber MatPat (left) and his friends was taken in June 2013 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dallas, Texas. MatPat went on to cut himself out of the photo and use it to visually represent himself in his YouTube videos, where most would recognise it from.