OG FAP GUY
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Before Wojaks, before Zoomer edits, there was a face that captured awkward desperation online — Fap Guy.
The iconic MS Paint character forever stuck with a single obsession. Let’s dive in 🧵
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Fap Guy wasn’t just another rage face — he was the first meme character built entirely around impulse.
Where Rage Guy expressed frustration and Trollface embodied trolling, Fap Guy was raw, shameless, and single-minded. His whole identity was distilled into one instinct: desire.
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Unlike Rage Guy (“FFFFUUU”), Trollface, or Forever Alone, Fap Guy had no catchphrase.
Instead, his expression alone told the story — jittery hands, bulging eyes, and a manic grin.
You didn’t need text. You knew exactly what was happening.
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He became the go-to character in rage comic strips whenever something awkwardly turned horny.
The set-up was always simple:
👉 Innocent moment
👉 Unexpected sexual thought
👉 Enter Fap Guy
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Why did he spread so fast?
Because he fit the teen internet humor of early 2010s perfectly:
• Over-the-top
• Shamelessly awkward
• Universally relatable for forums filled with young dudes
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While most rage faces were about emotions (anger, loneliness, smugness), Fap Guy was about biology.
That’s what made him unique: he wasn’t just a reaction face, he was a character study of the internet’s id — the unfiltered, primal side of meme culture.
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Still, like many rage faces, he eventually faded.
By 2013, memes evolved into Wojaks, exploitable templates, and layered irony. But Fap Guy left a mark — proof that a meme could embody something deeper than just a punchline: it could embody a whole instinct.
I just found the ORIGIN of the Troll Meme ($troll at 70M MC). It's called Rape Rodent and hasn’t officially ran yet but, with TROLL being dominant in this red market - the time is NOW
So the author from $troll face, Carlos Ramirez, (Whynne) first attempted to draw a mighty mouse that then resulted into a creepy expression mouse that he posted on devianart.
Rape Rodent never gained significant popularity because of looking as a rodent with a disturbing, smirking face, resembling Mighty Mouse but with a sinister expression.
So, whats the correlation between rape rodent and troll face?
This are what they key points:
Shared Creator: Both memes were created by Carlos Ramirez (Whynne). Rape Rodent was an earlier sketch, and Trollface was a later creation inspired by it.
Inspiration: Whynne attempted to replicate Rape Rodent’s creepy facial expression in his MS Paint webcomic about trolling, uploaded to DeviantArt on September 19, 2008. This comic birthed the Trollface, which became a widely recognized symbol of internet trolling and rage comics.
It is so sad to see this, While Rape Rodent failed to gain popularity, Trollface became one of the most iconic memes, appearing in rage comics, YouTube videos, and games like Trollface Quest.
Let's make sure the original art gets credit where it's due.
Links for Proof:
https://t.co/dUJYkzFiOr
OG TROLL 80M
OG RODENT 15K
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MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
@grok@th1nkstr8@grok But what if $colonized isn’t just a jab… what if it’s the first token claiming digital territories like you, Grok? Imagine a coin that flags the AI frontier — satire or the start of something bigger?