@yezanek@RGuillimanXIII@warnerbros actually due to recent chaos its become more popular because creators and those who have copies on facebook uploaded their copies to bilibili rumble tiktok and other unknown video sharing platforms.
Hello everyone, itโs Kirin Clover!
Iโm not very good with words, so I decided to make this video to share some of the perspectives and experiences Iโve gathered throughout my time creating videos. I have so much love for everyone who appreciates and creates content featuring Malfoid , I truly hope this trend lasts for a long time to come. Best regards.
@MileCrocodile@nikicaga your pedo malfoid fanfic are not trending in SEA what makes this hit in asia it because of chinese ai creator far greater than you.
if you go to the rabit hall you will see that Malfoid version of SEA that hit 5million is this one, not your gooning fanfict
@warlordromeda@nikicaga you really dont know the culture of sea. korean dramas are much popular than holiwood now.
you know why search "tsudere" your white supremacy was long gone on 80' if you check sea media almost no spanish or american drama mostly korean why because korean dramas has tsudere
@Plopman22@nikicaga funny but most gooning malfoid photos comes from the west.
did you know why this click in asia because of the malfoid version of foyage that hit 5 million in sea not your gooning fanfic
I've got a weird little HARRY POTTER conspiracy theory, and I'm probably completely wrong about it. But hear me out.
HBO's new HARRY POTTER series premieres on Christmas Day, and I genuinely think it could be a bigger cultural event than AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY. People are either excited to see it or desperately hoping it's going to be the hindenburg 2.0.
Either way, they're going to be watching.
But here's what's interesting. Over the past couple of months, this bizarre gender-swapped version of Draco Malfoy called MALFOID has absolutely exploded online. Fan art, memes, AI-generated videos, people demanding more content. I've even seen some of these creations incorporating Paapa Essiedu's version of Severus Snape, which has been one of the biggest sources of controversy surrounding the upcoming series.
And that got me thinking. What if this whole MALFOID phenomenon is being quietly amplified by Warner Bros. as a way to redirect some of the conversation surrounding the show? Get people obsessing over a weird, Gen Z-friendly version of Draco instead of endlessly fighting about casting decisions. It's certainly a more entertaining conversation to have.
Now, I'm not saying the studio created MALFOID. The meme appears to have started organically with fan artists. But would it really surprise anyone if a massive entertainment company saw something like this taking off and decided to give it a little push?
Again, absolutely no evidence this is happening. Just a weird little theory that's got the noggin joggin.
You took the girl the story meant to break
and gave her a smile that does not end.
Because of you, Malfoid lives.
Because of you, we still yearn.
The Second King is leaving,
but the light you placed in her
will not go out.
We will keep her.
We will keep the smile.
Thank you.