BEYOND HUMOUR
The concept of memes was first introduced by Richard Dawkins in his 1976 book The Selfish Gene. He described memes as cultural units of information that spread virally, much like genes propagate biological information. With the advent of the internet, this concept evolved dramatically. Internet memes have since become powerful cultural phenomena that not only have the capacity to make you laugh but can also drive narratives, influence public opinion, and even sway political outcomes.
Clip from Feels Good Man documentary by Matt Furie
MY CREATIONS
Memes have become my canvas for expression, allowing me to convey ideas, humor, and insights. Whether it's an animated GIF, a static image, or a short video, each creation has a story behind it. Pepe the Frog, Matt Furie's iconic character, often finds its way into my work, resonating with diverse audiences. As a crypto enthusiast, my memes also delve into the funny world of meme coins.
THE MEME EFFECT
Harnessing the power of memes is a key to drive genuine organic engagement.
Hence the wise words of Elon Musk:
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