Through April and May 2023, more ironic What the Deuce / Delet This / This Does Not Mamma the Mia reaction images were created and shared online (example shown below, left), with users also sharing Slang Overload memes styled similarly to Damedaneposting. On April 20th, 2023, Twitter user tweeted a Bubble Bass' Order meme overloaded with Gen Z slang and memes such as Ohio, Huggy Wuggy, The Ocky Way, rizz, Nathaniel B and the Griddy, The post (shown below) received over 5,300 retweets and 32,300 likes in two months. Throughout March 2023, the images, including one notable version of This Isn't Even Popping Off What the Bruh meme featuring the character Peppino from the Pizza Tower video game (shown below, left), have been used as ironic reactions, with some users also commenting on the trend (example shown below, right). On February 26th, 2023, Twitter user then shared a version that earned over 130 likes in a similar timeframe (shown below, right). Later that day, Twitter user posted another ironic Slang Overload reaction image, which gained over 20 likes in the same amount of time (shown below, center). The tweet gained four retweets and over 60 likes in four months.
The exact origin of the trend is currently unconfirmed.įor example, on February 21st, 2023, Twitter user reacted with one such meme to a tweet asking for a Nintendo Switch port of Genshin Impact (shown below, left). Incredible with captions conveying disapproval or shock and incorporating an exaggerated amount of poorly fitting Gen Z slang words. The trend involved creating ironic memes by captioning overused meme formats such as Uncanny Mr. In late February 2023, a trend of sharing over-the-top ironic versions of reaction images such as Erm… What the Deuce and This Does Not Mamma the Mia started gaining popularity on Twitter.
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