I know that feel bro
I know that feel bro
Feels Guy (Вояк, Wojak)
Feels Guy (Вояк, Wojak) – мем-фейс польского происхождения, на котором изображен лысый мужчина с морщинами на лбу. Используется в других мемах и комиксах.
Происхождение
Всё началось в 2009 году на просторах немецкого имиджборда Krautchan.net. Этот форум пользовался достаточно большой популярностью среди англоязычных пользователей интернета. Авторство мема приписывают британскому пользователю Falco, который нарисовал картинку в октябре 2009 года с помощью программы MS Paint для троллинга польского пользователя Wojak, который писал на ломаном английском.
Первоначально мем был абсолютно аполитичен и использовался только для троллинга Wojak’а, однако потом другие пользователи подхватили идею и стали рисовать комиксы с лысым грустным человеком. Примерно в это же время появились мемы Countryballs (Страны-шары).
Значение
Wojak стал именем нарицательным. Это всего лишь шаблонное лицо, известное многим пользователям интернета. По-другому его называют Feels Guy. Шаблон используют в самых разных комиксах, фотожабах и мемах, таких как Feels Good, That feel when и др.
Самый популярный из них – I know that feel bro (Я знаю это чувство, брат). На этом меме Wojak обнимается с другим человеком. Картинка символизирует сочувствие или сопереживание, используется в ситуациях, когда нам знакомо чувство говорящего.
В рунете известен мем “Ребят, можно я пойду“, на котором к лицу Wojak дорисовано туловище.
Все эти мемы используются для выражения различных эмоций. Чаще всего это грусть, разочарование, ситуации из разряда “Я знаю это чувство” и т.д.
That feel Guy
В мае 2013 года ютубер ReluctantMisc опубликовал видео под названием “Один день из жизни That feel Guy”.
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About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
Что такое думерская эстетика. Пейзажи с российскими панельками стали частью депрессивного тренда
Думерская эстетика, пришедшая с запада из мема про думгая, превратилась в России в целую субкультуру. Люди слушают грустные плейлисты, не мечтают о будущем и бродят по спальным районам городов. А фото бесконечных панельных многоэтажек стали значимой частью депрессивного тренда.
Кто такой думер и откуда он взялся
Депрессивный парень начал грустить раньше, чем надел чёрную толстовку, закурил и стал думером. Его предком считается мем Wojak (перевод с польск. «Вояк»). Условное чёрно-белое изображение мужчины без определённых черт лица появилось в 2011 году и стало олицетворением чувства одиночества, сожаления и грусти, а его визитной карточкой стала фраза «Мне знакомо это чувство, бро» (ориг. I know that feel bro. — Прим. Medialeaks).
Мем «Вояк»
Жизненный мем быстро завирусился в западной интернет-культуре, особенно на англоязычном имиджборде 4chan. Вскоре грустный парень стал примерять на себя различные эмоции. В Сети появились его гневные и весёлые версии.
А в 2018 году Вояк надел чёрную толстовку, шапку, обзавёлся щетиной и сигаретой во рту. Из неопределённого мужчины из мема про знакомое чувство родился целый архетип: это молодой человек 20–30 лет, склонный к нигилизму и депрессии. Он уже разочаровался в жизни и страдает от чувства обречённости, от чего и получил своё название — думер. Английское слово doom переводится как «гибель», «упадок», «рок», «обречённость», а doomer, соответственно, как «обречённый». Они считают, что современную цивилизацию ждёт неминуемый крах.
Думер
Думеры стали появляться в мемах про депрессивную молодёжь, жизнь которой не складывается, с чем пришлось смириться.
23-летний думер: изредка играет в PS1, алкоголик, стыдится общаться с семьёй, по вечерам сидит дома, нет надежд на развитие карьеры, пытался читать книги, хорошо одеваться, тренироваться в зале, не заводил друзей с 2012 года, неравнодушный, но ничего не может поделать, слушает клауд-рэп, скачал тиндер, но ему мерзко им пользоваться.
К 2020 году у депрессивного парня появилась не менее депрессивная женская копия в виде темноволосой девушки с каре и подведёнными грустными глазами, doomer girl (девушка-думер). Собой она представляет идеальную фантазию парня-думера — мрачный характер, схожие интересы и царящая в мыслях безнадёга.
Мем с девушкой-думером
— Хочешь, прогуляемся когда-нибудь?
— Да.
Несколько недель спустя.
Как думер стал субкультурой в России: эстетика и музыка
Немудрено, что этот мем так хорошо прижился в России и полюбился детям 90-х годов, которые боятся взрослеть, грустят об ушедшей юности и потерянных возможностях. В рунете стали появляться русские версии мемов про думера и его описания.
Русская версия описания думера
Для россиян мем про думера стал чем-то большим, чем шутка про депрессивного парня. Он трансформировался в целую эстетику и образ жизни, которого придерживаются некоторые люди 20–30 лет. Как правило, к российским думерам причисляют себя те, кто не верит в свой жизненный успех. Каждый день они ходят на малооплачиваемую работу, не заводят семьи и не верят, что всё будет хорошо. У них нет хобби и желания его искать.
Однако быть думером в России — не значит жить мрачными мыслями, ведь тогда бы он ничем не отличался от гота или эмо. Думеры верят в слова «Россия для грустных» и стараются соответствовать. Они носят серую, практически незаметную одежду, сторонясь эпатажных вещей.
Как мог бы одеться думер
Российские думеры выросли среди серых панельных домов, гоняли меч в полуразвалившихся «коробках» и лазали по заброшенным домам. В общем, с самого детства впитывали в себя эстетику постсоветского пространства, которое вызывает противоречивые чувства — безнадёгу и тепло ностальгии. А чтобы лучше проникнуться грустной атмосферой, думеры слушают подходящие песни.
Большое значение для российских депрессивных парней и девушек имеет музыка. Они составляют специальные плейлисты, позволяющие глубже окунуться в мир думерской эстетики. Многие молодые люди отдают предпочтение классике 80-х годов — творчеству группы «Кино» и Виктора Цоя.
Думеры слушают спокойные, почти медитативные композиции российских музыкантов, которые грустно поют о жизни, любви и окружающей действительности. Также в подборках часто можно встретить каверы на известные поп-треки или советские песни, оригиналы которых, видимо, пришлись по вкусу думерам, но оказались недостаточно депрессивными.
Российские панельки — основа думерской эстетики
Особое место в субкультуре отводится романтике грустной России. Думеры надевают наушники, запускают готовые плейлисты и идут бродить по улицам провинциальных городов или спальным районам столицы. Они любуются серыми панельными домами, заводскими трубами и светом вечерних фонарей, запечатлевая окружающую действительность на фото и видео.
Ценители думерской эстетики, романтизируя городские пейзажи, создают группы в соцсетях, которые часто получают название «естетика [провинции]», и запускают хештеги #думерэстетика, #думерскаяэстетика и #панельки, с помощью которых делятся своими снимками.
В тиктоке появилось так много видео с кадрами городской России, что впору говорить о появлении особого жанра — думерского пейзажа, который часто снимается в сумерках и пестрит огнями фонарей на фоне панельных домов. Для правильного думерского пейзажа не нужен профессиональный фотоаппарат, достаточно обычной камеры телефона, которая даже лучше передаст атмосферу.
Думерский пейзаж
Особую слабость думеры испытывают к зимним пейзажам, навевающим воспоминания о холодном тёмном утре, когда невыспавшиеся школьники дружно шуршат болоньевыми штанами на пути в школу.
Зимний думерский пейзаж
Распознать перед собой думерский пейзаж сможет, наверное, только житель постсоветского пространства. Удачный кадр должен вызывать у смотрящего противоречивые эмоции — безысходность от окружающей серости, но вместе с тем необъяснимое чувство домашнего уюта и спокойствия.
Кажется, странная и противоречивая любовь к пейзажам из серых панельных домов — это то, что объединяет многих из нас.
Между тем среди зумеров распространена другая субкультура — «тёмная академия». Medialeaks рассказал, как влиться в эстетику dark academia, чтобы ценители мрачной атмосферы студенчества не отличили от своего.
Текст песни Ounce — I Know That Feel Bro
Оригинальный текст и слова песни I Know That Feel Bro:
Ну мне как бы вообще пофиг, что я обещал больше не Писать для Ounce. Вышел какой-то саундтрек, который
Вообще никуда впихнуть нельзя. Втыкай наушники,
Садись на свой ретровелосипед, надевай рэйбаны и
Езжай в лес и наблюдай за закатом с какого-ниудь
Холма по этот трек. Или просто слушай в маршрутке. Только скачай, пожалуйста. Очень прошу. По брасски.
Мастеринг, сведение, реампинг, саундтреки к фильмам,
Аранжировки, уроки игры на одноокатвной миди-клавиатуре.
Пипл а стрэнж
Вэн ю а стренжер
Фейсес лук агли
Вен ю алон
Перевод на русский или английский язык текста песни — I Know That Feel Bro исполнителя Ounce:
PEOPLE and strenzh
Weng Yu A strenzher
Feyses bow uglies
Wen Yu Alon
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I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
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I Know that Feel, Bro.
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There is no way for me to express how much I love illustrator and web designer Chris Gerringer’s series titled I Know That Feel, Bro. The series of illustrations, which echo the artist’s great sense of humor, follow the basic template of placing two subjects, often fictional pop culture characters, side-by-side, bumping fists, who have something in common to commiserate about. The project has really taken off in the last month with Gerringer’s release of over 20 illustrations (that’s 40 different characters) of these well-known figures finding company for their shared misery.
I was immediately drawn in when I saw Genie and Pikachu bonding over their confined living spaces – a lamp and a pokball, respectively. Other characters that share a good cry together include Sonic the Hedgehog and Captain Planet over their addictive penchant for rings, as well as Kermit the Frog and The Incredible Hulk who both know, first-hand, that it isn’t easy being green.
I’m eager to see which characters will come next in this ongoing series that is clearly heavily influenced by video games and cartoons. Personally, I’m waiting for a Simpsons cameo. Although the series seems to focus on male characters confiding in and consoling each other, I think that a Tinkerbell and Smithers duo under the title “Always a Sidekick, Never a Romantic Interest” would work. Otherwise, Ned Flanders and George Wilson (from Dennis the Menace) could sympathize over their menacing neighbors.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
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I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
Wojak Meme
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Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
Popular:
I Know That Feel Bro
About
“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
I Know That Feel Bro Meme
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“I Know That Feel Bro” (also known as «to uczucie» or «to uczócie») is an Internet slang expression used to convey empathy towards or agree with someone else’s feeling or opinion. The expression, which roughly means “I feel you, bro,” is typically accompanied by a contour- drawing reaction image of two bald men embracing each other expressionlessly. The face has been used as an exploitable character and is often seen in «that feel when» (TFW) threads on image boards, which describe an emotional situation or event.
Origin
The earliest instances of “that feel» are rumored to have been posted on the German image board Krautchan [2] as early as May of 2010. On February 6th, 2012, a user named «Voyack» posted an «ask me anything thread» on Reddit [11] saying he was the Krautchan user «Wojak», the creator of the meme:
Voyack reported that the bald man picture came from the Polish image board Vichan and was named «twarz.jpg» («warm face»).
Precursor
«“To uczucie” (“this feeling”) became a popular phrase on the Polish «>demotivational humor website Demotywatory [1] in 2009. The phrase was paired with an image that described certain distinct, shared or important feelings. The first one, posted in July of that year, paired a still shot from a boss fight from the Nintendo game Super Mario Brothers and the phrase “Remember this feeling?”
In early 2010, users of the now-defunct Polish imageboard Vichan started posting parody images from Demotywatory. In response to the “To uczucie”-themed pictures, Vichan users created “To uczócie” (sic), a common type of demotivator with absurd, offensive or horribly misspelled captions that rarely matched the image. The grass example pictured above roughly translates to “This feeling when the trees are growing and you aren’t.”
Spread
Wojak posted the bald man image in several other threads on Krautchan’s /int/ (international) board mourning his lack of a girlfriend. Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and «ciepła twarz» («warm face»). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [4] and the Russian Dobrochan. [16]
A picture of the bald man in mid embrace with the caption «I know that feel, bro» began appearing on 4chan [17] in greentext story threads as early as January 27th, 2011. The original Wojack face image is often used in a similar fashion with the phrase «that feel» [8] or «that feel when.»
A /r/datfeel [13] subreddit, where Redditors exchange stories about commonly shared experiences using the snowclone “Dat Feel When X” as the title, was created on January 24th, 2012. On January 31st, artist Paper Beats Scissors began publishing a series of «know that feel, bro» illustrations to Tumblr. [19]
Related Term: Feels
Feels is a term that is used when dealing with situations that evoke extreme emotions such as sadness, shock or anger. It’s an abbreviated form of the word “feelings”. It is commonly used in GIFs and reaction images to express that a person is struck with emotions. In these images, the feel is often represented by an object that strikes the person. Other usage is through hashtags that evoke emotions in some way.
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Feels Guy (Вояк, Wojak)
Feels Guy (Вояк, Wojak) – мем-фейс польского происхождения, на котором изображен лысый мужчина с морщинами на лбу. Используется в других мемах и комиксах.
Происхождение
Всё началось в 2009 году на просторах немецкого имиджборда Krautchan.net. Этот форум пользовался достаточно большой популярностью среди англоязычных пользователей интернета. Авторство мема приписывают британскому пользователю Falco, который нарисовал картинку в октябре 2009 года с помощью программы MS Paint для троллинга польского пользователя Wojak, который писал на ломаном английском.
Первоначально мем был абсолютно аполитичен и использовался только для троллинга Wojak’а, однако потом другие пользователи подхватили идею и стали рисовать комиксы с лысым грустным человеком. Примерно в это же время появились мемы Countryballs (Страны-шары).
Значение
Wojak стал именем нарицательным. Это всего лишь шаблонное лицо, известное многим пользователям интернета. По-другому его называют Feels Guy. Шаблон используют в самых разных комиксах, фотожабах и мемах, таких как Feels Good, That feel when и др.
Самый популярный из них – I know that feel bro (Я знаю это чувство, брат). На этом меме Wojak обнимается с другим человеком. Картинка символизирует сочувствие или сопереживание, используется в ситуациях, когда нам знакомо чувство говорящего.
В рунете известен мем “Ребят, можно я пойду“, на котором к лицу Wojak дорисовано туловище.
Все эти мемы используются для выражения различных эмоций. Чаще всего это грусть, разочарование, ситуации из разряда “Я знаю это чувство” и т.д.
That feel Guy
В мае 2013 года ютубер ReluctantMisc опубликовал видео под названием “Один день из жизни That feel Guy”.
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Meowjak Meme
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Meowjak
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Meowjak refers to variations of the Wojak character depicted as a cat, often with a soy boy face alongside jokes about being a cat and about there being «241 Meowjaks.» The earliest known Meowjak meme was posted to 4chan’s /qa/ (questions and answers) board in June 2021, which was screenshotted and posted across social media. The post inspired further Meowjak variants over the following months.
Origin
On June 29th, 2021, an anonymous user of 4chan’s [1] /qa/ board posted an image of a cat drawn in a Wojak style with glasses and an aggressive-looking soyboy face, writing, «>>not understanding a common phrase and having a reading comprehension below a 3rd grade level» (shown below). The JPEG is titled «MEOWJAK.»
Spread
The Meowjak spread across 4chan over the following months, inspiring new variations. On June 30th, 2021, an anonymous user posted a new Meowjak to 4chan’s [2] /qa/ board, writing, «>MEOW MEOW MEOW HAHAHAHA MEOW MEOW MEOW. though» (shown below). That day, an anon replied [3] to the post with a Wojak that looks like Courage the Cowardly Dog, writing, «>Fuck ur meowjaks.»
On July 18th, an anonymous 4chan [4] user responded to a thread [5] joking about being allergic to cats with the original Meowjak, the JPEG titled «Meowjak241,» writing, «>You WILL clean my shitbox.» In response, an anon wrote, «you do NOT have 241 meowjaks.» Another anon then responded with a new Meowjak, sarcastically repeating, «>you do NOT have 241 meowjaks» (shown below). A screenshot of the interaction was shared to Reddit’s /r/196 [6] subreddit that November, gaining over 2,700 upvotes in four months.
The idea of there being 241 Meowjaks became a running joke in future Meowjak memes as users named their own with a new number between one and 241. The phrase «You do NOT have 241 Wojaks» is often used on Meowjak posts as a copypasta. On August 22nd, an anonymous user of 4chan’s [7] /qa/ board posted the original Meowjak, writing, «>You WILL give me canned food >You WILL NOT give me dry kibble >You WILL clean my shitbox >You WILL scratch only the underside on my chin >You WILL NOT make loud airplane noises to frighten me» (shown below).
Screenshots of Meowjak posts and the Meowjaks in general received viral spread online through reposts. For example, on September 5th, Instagram [8] page dieunheilige shared a Meowjak post, gaining over 11,000 likes in six months. On February 22nd, 2022, Twitter [9] user @Chudayeen posted a Meowjak meme, gaining over 410 likes and 96 retweets in a week (shown below).
Wojak Comics Subculture
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Wojak Comics refers to a series of memes depicting simple interactions between various Wojak characters. Combining elements of comics and Wojak memes, the format was spawned by the Yes Chad meme format in August 2019 and has since grown into a variety of similar comic formats.
Origin
Yes Chad
While separate instances of memes based on interactions between Wojak characters existed before, such as NPC Wojak comics, the Wojak Comics trend started with the arrival of Yes Chad format in August 2019.
On August 1st, 2019, Twitter [1] user @yachs_91 posted an image combining an instance of the Grayons meme and a variation of Nordic / Mediterranean exploitable (shown below). [1] The tweet gained over 230 retweets and 930 likes in one month.
In the following weeks, more variations of the meme appeared on Twitter, 4chan, Reddit and other platforms, with the original image used both as a reaction and an exploitable.
Precursors
Wojak Comics stem from Wojak and Nordic / Mediterranean meme formats. Although Nordic / Mediterranean has a different origin from other Wojak memes, it currently comprises an essential part of Wojak Comics.
Wojak
Wojak, also known as Feels Guy, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [2] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan in May 2010. The image, which became known as “Wojak’s face,» spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Starting in 2018, Wojak spawned multiple subvariations such as 30-Year-Old Boomer, Doomer, Coomer and other Oomer Wojaks.
Nordic / Mediterranean
Nordic / Mediterranean refers to a series of memes in which various races, sub-races, and nationalities, primarily Nordic and Mediterranean, are compared to each other through use of archetypal exploitable images.
On December 2nd, 2016, an anonymous 4chan user posted an image of people of Nordic and Mediterranian subraces meant to demonstrate the superiority of the latter over the former to /pol/ board (shown below). [4] The format received notable spread on /pol/ starting in December 2016.
Notable Formats
In the second half of 2019, Yes Chad became one of the most dominant meme formats online, with mememakers introducing new characters into the format, most notably Trad Girl, Daddy’s Girl and Mommy E-Thot. However, the formula of the original format did not change until early January 2020 when Doomer Girl was introduced, with more variations spawning in the following months.
Doomer Girl
Dick Flattening
On January 21st, 2020, Instagram [5] user @penls_buttler posted a Yes Chad-type meme in which a female Wojak in a red sweater tells a male Wojak that it is time for his dick flattening (shown below, left). The meme spawned a subgenre of Wojak Comics in which a visually battered character obediently submits to another.
Printer Go Brrr
On March 9th, 2020, Twitter [6] user @femalelandlords tweeted an image of a Zoomer Wojak wearing an anarcho-capitalist bowtie pleading with a Boomer Wojak representing the United States Federal Reserve not to «artificially inflate the economy by creating money to fight an economic downturn,» leading the Federal Reserve to reply «haha money printer go brrrrr» (shown below, left). The meme spawned a subgenre of Wojak Comics in which one character lightheartedly replies with «Haha X Go Brrr» to a long argument made by another one.
Soyjaks vs. Chads
On April 12th, 2020, Redditor [7] Nichijoke posted a meme that compared reactions to spoilers of the fans of the slice-of-life anime series Nichijou and other animes, presenting the fans as Chads and Soyjaks (shown below, left). In the following months, the meme evolved into a Wojak Comic format in which Soyjaks get disappointed about certain something, while Chads accepts failings and drawbacks of their subject of discussion or laugh at them.
I Don’t Believe in That Nonsense / So True
The origin of the format is currently unknown. On June 1st, 2020, Twitter [8] user @ArizonaReloaded made the earliest found repost of the meme following the format.
In the original meme (shown below, left), an exchange between Daddy’s Girl and Soyjak takes place, with Soyjak stating that he does not believe in astrology, a pseudoscience, but at the same time believes in the scientific validity of the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator, reacting with the «bean mouth» smile, a typical element of the CalArts cartoon drawing style. The meme spawned a Wojak Comic format in which various beliefs are likened to pseudoscience or otherwise disregarded as invalid.
I Wish I Was At Home / They Don’t Know Meme
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I Wish I Was At Home (Playing Videogames) is an exploitable comic series in which the subject is depicted as anxious and uncomfortable at parties and other social situations. Many variations of the image feature That Feel Guy. In November 2020, a variation spread online. The updated version of the meme features the same image with the text altered to read the phrasal template They Don’t Know I’m X. The variant alludes to one’s feelings of self-worth and inadequacy when around strangers.
Origin
The earliest known usage of the phrase in an image macro dates back to December 16th, 2009, when an image of That Feel Guy at the party was uploaded to the Internet humor site Sad and Useless [1] (shown below).
Spread
On October 22nd, 2011, YouTuber Jedi Mocro uploaded a video titled «I wish I was at home playing videogames,» featuring an uncomfortable man standing in a loud club (mirror below).
On July 19th, 2014, FunnyJunk user joaomartins posted a Tumblr-themed version of the comic (shown below, left). On August 15th, a compilation of notable examples was posted by [2] user forakens. On August 23rd, a Habbo Hotel-themed version of the image was posted by Tumblr user habbomemez (shown below, right).
They Don’t Know I’m
On November 28th, 2020, Twitter [3] user @urmomlolroasted posted the earliest known variation of the «They Don’t Know I’m» meme. The image is the same one featured in the I Wish I Was At Home meme with the text changed to read, «They don’t know I am mildly popular on the left Twitter.» The tweet received more than 205,000 lakes and 10,000 retweets in less than one week (shown below).
Over the next few days, variations of the meme continued to appear on Twitter, Reddit and Instagram. In each instance, the meme expresses feelings of inadequacy towards an achievement that might seem impressive online the bears little relevance in social situations. For example, on November 30th the Instagram [4] account @sunny5ideup published a variation that reads they don’t know I mean mildly popular Instagram account. The post received more than 55,000 likes in less than 24 hours (shown below, left). That day, Twitter [5] user @simplyn64 posted a variation that reads, «They don’t know I am good at speedrunning mario 64.» The tweet received more than 41,000 likes and 1,700 retweets in less than one week (shown below, center). On December 1st, Redditor aaycube posted a variation in the /r/gtaonline [6] that reads, «They don’t know I have a 2.0 in KD in GTA online.» The post received more than 11,000 points (98% upvoted) and 325 comments in less than 24 hours (shown below, right).
Wojak Meme
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Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Wojak Meme
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Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Wojak Meme
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Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Grug Meme
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Grug refers to an illustrated character who resembles a caveman variation of Wojak and is typically accompanied by captions or messages written in Hulk speak. [4]
Origin
On February 15th, 2013, the animated film The Croods was released, which featured the caveman character Grug Crood (voiced by Nicolas Cage) as an overprotective father (shown below).
The earliest known 4chan post written as the character Grug was submitted to the /tg/ board on July 29th, 2014. In the thread, several anonymous users submitted posts roleplaying a caveman character using Hulk speak (shown below, left). On October 16th, 2017, a user submitted an illustation of a caveman Wojak-like character along with a Hulk speak message joking about staying home with a dakimakura (shown below, right). [5]
Spread
On October 23rd, 2017, the illustration of Grug was submitted to Shitpostbot 5000 (shown below). On November 22nd, an anonymous 4chan user used the Grug illustration in a post mocking those who oppose net neutrality. [6]
On November 23rd, Redditor GodLovesAll32 submitted a Runescape themed Grug image to /r/2007scape, [1] where it gained over 1,100 points (94% upvoted) and 100 comments within four months (shown below). On February 8th, 2018, an anonymous 4chan user submitted a post written from the perspective of Grug to /biz/, [2] which referenced Dutch tulip mania [3] in the early 1600s.
Как нарисовать мем «I Know That Feel Bro»
Всем привет! Серия уроков про сельскохозяйственных животных завершена, и сейчас мы вернёмся к теме мемов-мемчиков-мемасиков. И, как вы уже увидели в превью, рисовать мы будем очень популярный мем «I Know That Feel Bro». Как и все мемы, этот весьма выразительный и сразу же помогает рассказать о ситуациях, в которых уместно было бы сказать «Я понимаю, что ты чувствуешь».
Этот лысый человечек был создан посетителем крупного сайта Reddit. Создатель мема был зарегестрирован под никнеймом Wojak, и, по слухам, не является художником.
Отдельного упоминания, конечно же, заслуживают весьма странные, хотя и дружеские отношения лысого человечка с Печальным Лягушонком — другим известным мемом. Ну а сегодня у нас на повестке дня I Know That Feel Bro — давайте начнём наш урок и узнаем, как нарисовать этот мем!
Шаг 1
Как мы уже говорили, этого прелестного человечка создал не художник, а просто обычный пользователь. Однако, первый шаг будет весьма соответствовать рисованию головы обычного человека — по форме контуров сходство весьма сильное.
Шаг 2
Местоположение глаз, носа и рта также соответствует человеческим пропорциям. Здесь же рисуем линию лицевой симметрии — обратите внимание, как она изогнута и смещена в сторону относительно условного центра нарисованной нами фигуры.
Шаг 3
Сейчас нам придётся придать нашему рисунку небольшую небрежность — сделаем контуры более волнистыми, нарисуем грубыми линиями крупный нос и рот, который должен быть чуть длиннее нормы.
Шаг 4
Теперь сотрём лишние линии и закрасим зрачки :
Шаг 5
Завершим рисунок, нанеся дополнительные морщины:
Это был урок, посвящённый тому, как нарисовать мем «I Know That Feel Bro». Несложный урок, надеемся, он получился у всех. Всего хорошего, не забывайте добавить в закладки наш сайт, чтобы учиться рисовать крутые вещи каждый день!
Wojak Meme
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About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
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About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Wojak Meme
Popular:
Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Wojak Meme
Popular:
Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Wojak Meme
Popular:
Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.
Withered Wojak Meme
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Withered Wojak, also known as Void Wojak and Depressed Wojak refers to a black and white hatched Wojak, distinguished by the character’s eyes being completely obscured by shade. Starting in April 2018, the image has been used online to convey feelings of sadness, dejection and hopelessness.
Origin
On April 10th, 2018, an anonymous 4chan user posted the earliest found image of a hatched Wojak with his eyes obscured by shade to /lit/ board (post and image shown below). [1]
Spread
In the following days, the image was reused by users on /lit/, /r9k/, /b/, /biz/ and other boards (post examples shown below). [2] [3] [4]
Following it’s spread on 4chan, the image gained moderate popularity as a reaction image on other platforms, being used to illustrate feelings of gloom and «being dead inside.» For example, on July 11th, 2019, YouTube Pokay tweeted the image in response to having to fulfill a promise to make a Creeper Aw Man tattoo (shown below, left). [5] On August 8th, 2019, Twitter user @anomalyxd used the image to react to CS:GO patch notes (shown below, right). [6]
Wojak Meme
Popular:
Wojak
About
Feels Guy, also known as Wojak, is an MS Paint illustration of a bald man with a sad expression on his face. It is often used as a reaction image to represent feelings such as melancholy, regret or loneliness.
Origin
The exact origin of the Wojak illustration is unknown. On December 16th, 2009, the earliest known I Wish I Was at Home MS Paint comic was submitted to the internet humor site Sad and Useless, [9] which features the Wojak character standing in a corner at a party (shown below).
According to «ask me anything» (AMA) thread on Reddit [1] by a user claiming to be Krautchan user Wojak, the bald man illustration was originally discovered on the imageboard Vichan with the filename «twarz.jpg.» The image was subsequently popularized as a reaction image after Wojak submitted it to the German language image board Krautchan, with the earliest archived post appearing on April 26th, 2010 (shown below).
Soon after, the picture became known as “Wojak’s face” and “ciepła twarz” (“warm face”). The image spread to other international image boards, including the Italian Pastachan [3] and the Russian Dobrochan.
Spread
On February 2nd, 2012, Redditor Voyack submitted an AMA to the /r/datfeel [2] subreddit, claiming to be Wojack from Krautchan. On October 3rd, 2013, the news site Bustle [6] published an article about the origins of the Feels Guy. On November 19th, a Facebook [8] page titled «Feels Guy» was launched, which gained over 6,400 likes in the next two years. On May 22nd, YouTuber ReluctantMisc uploaded an animated video of Wojak titled «A day in the life of ‘that feel when’ guy» (shown below).
On April 2nd, 2014, a page for «Feels Guy» was created on the Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica. [5] On March 14th, 2015, the /r/Wojak [7] subreddit was launched for photoshopped variations of the Feels Guy image.