>normies are now posting frogs and greentext on social media
>>222747604>NowWhat a joke of a country.
>>222747604even turds use 4chan memes now
>>222747604Is this how I find out that 4chan isn't a super secret club anymore?
>>222747890Still is at least on some boards. /int/ for some reason has a strong tendency to go viral while somewhere like /s4s/ might as well be a secret society with how esoteric their memes are.
>>222747620The internet moves slower in Brazil
A few months ago I heard a bunch of black and brown urbans youths jokingly(?) arguing which of them was the "chuddest of chuds." For a moment I wanted to die.
>>222747604Celebs have used it even
>>222748331They sounded cool
literal /r9k/ terms have been mainstream for yearsat any given moment 4chan is 5 years ahead of other social media
I saw Facebook normies using wojak in 2012.
>>222747604nothats our thing we're hackers on steroids
>>2227476044chan has been a mainstream part of internet culture for almost 20 years now newfag
>>222748435whatever happened to /r9k/?I stopped using it in my early college days, back when aero and the disc*rd grooming thing was coming to light and it was overrun by troonsI miss when it was just a comfy place to vent with other robots about >tfw no gfgot fond memories of greentext threads back in highschool
>>222747604unpopular opinion but we should've kept the /l/ board it scares away the normie away
>>222747604How is it a greentext if the text isn't green though
even the 'arty is now mainstream
>>222747890Just be secreter and clubber more
all internet culture is downstream from 4chan
