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What the Dog Doin’ Meme
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What the Dog Doin’
About
What the Dog Doin’ or What da Dog Doin’ refers to a viral video uploaded to Vine in which four men reach into a small tin of mints at the same time, followed by a dog, resulting in one man asking, «what the dog doin’?» The video went viral in the years following its release, seeing a significant increase in popularity in 2021.
Origin
On April 9th, 2014, Vine [1] comedian and Twitter [2] user @TonyBakerComedy tweeted a link to a now-deleted Vine video titled «WHEN YOU PULL OUT MINTS IN PUBLIC» featuring Viners King Bach, Damaine Radcliff, MrNateJackson, Liane V and Neli Mac. The video was archived by Vine Activity [11] on April 10th. In the video, four people reach into a small tin of Icebreakers mints, followed by a dog hand reaching in as well, resulting in one man asking, «What the dog doin’?»
Spread
On February 1st, 2019, Twitter [12] user @StacksBreadup tweeted the video, writing, «I’ve been looking for this video for YEARS.» The post gained over 2.4 million views, 55,000 retweets and 162,00 likes in two years.
In the following days, @StacksBreadup’s post received viral spread through reposts on Instagram and iFunny. For example, on February 3rd, 2019, iFunny [13] user biged403 reposted the video, with the post garnering over 109,800 smiles in two years. An August 14th YouTube [3] reupload of the video gained over 800,000 views in two years. A September 20th, 2019, repost by iFunny [14] user N_2_O received over 126,400 smiles in the same period.
Prior to March 19th, 2020, an unknown user posted the earliest known meme based on the video, adding a humorous image macro as a punchline. On March 19th, Instagram [15] user qlewy made the earliest found repost of the video, with the post gaining over 37,500 views and 8,300 likes in one year (shown below).
On April 29th, 2020, YouTuber [8] aitch reuploaded a video overexplaining the video comically (authorship unconfirmed; shown below).
In the following months, the video received viral spread through reposts. On October 3rd, it was shared by Instagram [4] page @loudequalsfunny, garnering over 126,000 views and 28,000 likes. On November 4th, YouTuber twomad used the sentence in a vlog, garnering over 1.7 million views in seven months (shown below).
As the video gained viral success, people began using the phrase «what the dog doin'» alongside content showing dogs doing strange things (example shown below).
Memes referencing the video, as well as the use of the phrase in post text, continued to rise in popularity over the course of 2021. On March 4th, Twomad posted an image of himself to Instagram [9] sitting on a couch captioned, «Still contemplating what the dog doin 💭» garnering over 107,000 likes in three months.
On April 23rd, 2021, TikToker [6] @okcron posted a skit referencing the video, garnering over 1.2 million views in two months (shown below).
On May 8th, Instagram [5] user andrew_lastname posted a video splicing the audio with a clip from SpongeBob SquarePants, garnering over 321,000 views in a month (shown below, left). On May 21st, Instagram [7] page @repostrandy posted a video referencing the video, garnering over 231,000 views and 55,000 likes in three weeks (shown below, right).
What the Dog Doin’ Meme
Popular:
What the Dog Doin’
About
What the Dog Doin’ or What da Dog Doin’ refers to a viral video uploaded to Vine in which four men reach into a small tin of mints at the same time, followed by a dog, resulting in one man asking, «what the dog doin’?» The video went viral in the years following its release, seeing a significant increase in popularity in 2021.
Origin
On April 9th, 2014, Vine [1] comedian and Twitter [2] user @TonyBakerComedy tweeted a link to a now-deleted Vine video titled «WHEN YOU PULL OUT MINTS IN PUBLIC» featuring Viners King Bach, Damaine Radcliff, MrNateJackson, Liane V and Neli Mac. The video was archived by Vine Activity [11] on April 10th. In the video, four people reach into a small tin of Icebreakers mints, followed by a dog hand reaching in as well, resulting in one man asking, «What the dog doin’?»
Spread
On February 1st, 2019, Twitter [12] user @StacksBreadup tweeted the video, writing, «I’ve been looking for this video for YEARS.» The post gained over 2.4 million views, 55,000 retweets and 162,00 likes in two years.
In the following days, @StacksBreadup’s post received viral spread through reposts on Instagram and iFunny. For example, on February 3rd, 2019, iFunny [13] user biged403 reposted the video, with the post garnering over 109,800 smiles in two years. An August 14th YouTube [3] reupload of the video gained over 800,000 views in two years. A September 20th, 2019, repost by iFunny [14] user N_2_O received over 126,400 smiles in the same period.
Prior to March 19th, 2020, an unknown user posted the earliest known meme based on the video, adding a humorous image macro as a punchline. On March 19th, Instagram [15] user qlewy made the earliest found repost of the video, with the post gaining over 37,500 views and 8,300 likes in one year (shown below).
On April 29th, 2020, YouTuber [8] aitch reuploaded a video overexplaining the video comically (authorship unconfirmed; shown below).
In the following months, the video received viral spread through reposts. On October 3rd, it was shared by Instagram [4] page @loudequalsfunny, garnering over 126,000 views and 28,000 likes. On November 4th, YouTuber twomad used the sentence in a vlog, garnering over 1.7 million views in seven months (shown below).
As the video gained viral success, people began using the phrase «what the dog doin'» alongside content showing dogs doing strange things (example shown below).
Memes referencing the video, as well as the use of the phrase in post text, continued to rise in popularity over the course of 2021. On March 4th, Twomad posted an image of himself to Instagram [9] sitting on a couch captioned, «Still contemplating what the dog doin 💭» garnering over 107,000 likes in three months.
On April 23rd, 2021, TikToker [6] @okcron posted a skit referencing the video, garnering over 1.2 million views in two months (shown below).
On May 8th, Instagram [5] user andrew_lastname posted a video splicing the audio with a clip from SpongeBob SquarePants, garnering over 321,000 views in a month (shown below, left). On May 21st, Instagram [7] page @repostrandy posted a video referencing the video, garnering over 231,000 views and 55,000 likes in three weeks (shown below, right).
What the Dog Doin’ Meme
Popular:
What the Dog Doin’
About
What the Dog Doin’ or What da Dog Doin’ refers to a viral video uploaded to Vine in which four men reach into a small tin of mints at the same time, followed by a dog, resulting in one man asking, «what the dog doin’?» The video went viral in the years following its release, seeing a significant increase in popularity in 2021.
Origin
On April 9th, 2014, Vine [1] comedian and Twitter [2] user @TonyBakerComedy tweeted a link to a now-deleted Vine video titled «WHEN YOU PULL OUT MINTS IN PUBLIC» featuring Viners King Bach, Damaine Radcliff, MrNateJackson, Liane V and Neli Mac. The video was archived by Vine Activity [11] on April 10th. In the video, four people reach into a small tin of Icebreakers mints, followed by a dog hand reaching in as well, resulting in one man asking, «What the dog doin’?»
Spread
On February 1st, 2019, Twitter [12] user @StacksBreadup tweeted the video, writing, «I’ve been looking for this video for YEARS.» The post gained over 2.4 million views, 55,000 retweets and 162,00 likes in two years.
In the following days, @StacksBreadup’s post received viral spread through reposts on Instagram and iFunny. For example, on February 3rd, 2019, iFunny [13] user biged403 reposted the video, with the post garnering over 109,800 smiles in two years. An August 14th YouTube [3] reupload of the video gained over 800,000 views in two years. A September 20th, 2019, repost by iFunny [14] user N_2_O received over 126,400 smiles in the same period.
Prior to March 19th, 2020, an unknown user posted the earliest known meme based on the video, adding a humorous image macro as a punchline. On March 19th, Instagram [15] user qlewy made the earliest found repost of the video, with the post gaining over 37,500 views and 8,300 likes in one year (shown below).
On April 29th, 2020, YouTuber [8] aitch reuploaded a video overexplaining the video comically (authorship unconfirmed; shown below).
In the following months, the video received viral spread through reposts. On October 3rd, it was shared by Instagram [4] page @loudequalsfunny, garnering over 126,000 views and 28,000 likes. On November 4th, YouTuber twomad used the sentence in a vlog, garnering over 1.7 million views in seven months (shown below).
As the video gained viral success, people began using the phrase «what the dog doin'» alongside content showing dogs doing strange things (example shown below).
Memes referencing the video, as well as the use of the phrase in post text, continued to rise in popularity over the course of 2021. On March 4th, Twomad posted an image of himself to Instagram [9] sitting on a couch captioned, «Still contemplating what the dog doin 💭» garnering over 107,000 likes in three months.
On April 23rd, 2021, TikToker [6] @okcron posted a skit referencing the video, garnering over 1.2 million views in two months (shown below).
On May 8th, Instagram [5] user andrew_lastname posted a video splicing the audio with a clip from SpongeBob SquarePants, garnering over 321,000 views in a month (shown below, left). On May 21st, Instagram [7] page @repostrandy posted a video referencing the video, garnering over 231,000 views and 55,000 likes in three weeks (shown below, right).
Doge Meme
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About
Doge (pronounced /ˈdoʊdʒ/ DOHJ) is a slang term for «dog» that is primarily associated with pictures of Shiba Inus (nicknamed «Shibe») and internal monologue captions on Tumblr. These photos may be photoshopped to change the dog’s face or captioned with interior monologues in Comic Sans font. Starting in 2017, Ironic Doge formats gained prevalence over the original wholesome version.
Origin
Identity
On February 13th, 2010, Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato posted several photos of her rescue-adopted Shiba Inu dog Kabosu to her personal blog. [38] Among the photos included a peculiar shot of Kabosu sitting on a couch while glaring sideways at the camera with raised eyebrows (shown below, right).
In December 2013, shortly after the breakout of «Doge,» the tech news site The Verge [39] published an article identifying Sato’s Kabosu as the original Shiba Inu depicted in the meme. In addition to Kabosu, The Verge also identified «Suki,» a Shiba Inu who lives with San Francisco-based photographer Jonathan Fleming, as the scarfed dog portrayed in another popular instance of the meme.
Spread
On October 28th, 2010, a photo of Kabosu was submitted to the /r/Ads subreddit [3] with the title «LMBO LOOK @ THIS FUKKIN DOGE,» where it received 266 upvotes, 218 points overall and 48 comments prior to being archived. Sometime in April 2012, Tumblr user leonsumbitches [15] uploaded an audio file of a computer reading a passage written like the commands of a turn-based adventure game about encountering a «doge.» The passage was paired with a photo of a woman patting a dog on the head [16] and has gained more than 33,000 notes as of July 2013.
On November 20, 2013, YouTube implemented an Easter egg, that changes the text to be colored and in Comic Sans, much like the original internal-monologue style captions, when a user searches the phrase «doge meme». [22] On Tumblr, in addition to the captioned photos, the «doge» tag [10] often contains images of a Shiba Inu whose facial features have been manipulated, similar to Starecat.
4chan’s /r/Murica Raid
Trademark Controversy
On June 24th, 2014, the California-based gaming accessory company filed to trademark «Doge» with the United States patent office to sell card boxes and playing card covers with Kabosu’s likeness on the front. On June 23rd, The Daily Dot [41] published an article about the trademark filing, which included a statement from Ultra PRO General Manager Jay Kuo who claimed the trademark was filed to protect the company from being sued and that they would allow «royalty-free use for any vendor who wishes to use the mark.» The article also contained a statement by the Intellectual Property Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation Corynne McSherry, who noted that the filing is problematic because it attempts to trademark the entire word, not just a stylized version of it.
Death Hoax
On March 31st, 2017, the Twitter account @CCTV reported that the Shiba Inu, Doge, had died at age 16. [42] The tweet received more than 8,400 retweets and 13,100 likes.
However, the tweet was an April Fools’ Day prank. According to Kabosu’s official Instagram account, @kabosumama, doge is alive and well. @Kabosumama posted a video of the dog (shown below), which received more than 4,600 likes and 22,600 views. [43]
The post also contained the caption:
«Kabosu is OK, she is alive! I don’t care that somebody told the lie that Kabosu is dead for April Fools’ Day, but one important thing for me is » Kabosu is a girl», she is a female dog.»
Dogecoin
On December 6th, BitcoinTalk forum member Dogecoin introduced an alternative cryptocurrency based on the meme as a satire of the Bitcoin boom in a thread [23] titled «Dogecoin – very currency – many coin – wow – v1.1 Released.» Similar to Bitcoin and its derivatives, Dogecoin can be mined and exchanged for goods and services among the participants, though it is programmed to level out at a higher threshold of up to 100 billion coins and prevent any use of special bitcoin-mining equipment like ASICs. In comparison, Bitcoin will cap out at 21 million coins and Litecoin will support up to 84 million coins in circulation.
Following the launch of the official website, [24] a slew of social media channels and referential webpages soon emerged for Dogecoin, including a Twitter account [25] and a Facebook page, [26] racking up more than 1,000 followers and 1,800 likes within the the first week, respectively. On December 8th, an entire subreddit community dedicated to the use of satirical cryptocurrency was launched at /r/dogecoin, [29] accruing more than 2,600 subscribers in just over a week.
Political Examples
Several Republican politicians have highlighted Doge-style image macros on their Twitter feeds. On December 23rd, 2013, Congressional Representatives Steve Stockman and Thomas Massie posted political Doge image macros (shown below).
On June 9th, 2014, the official Republican National Committee Twitter feed posted a Doge image macro mocking Bill and Hillary Clinton. The same day, the official Democratic Party Twitter feed replied to the tweet mocking the use of Doge as being «as dated as your policies» (shown below).
Ironic Doge Memes
Ironic Doge Memes are memes that feature the Doge meme in strange or surreal circumstances. Many take the form of image macros and often feature edits to the Doge image for the purposes of dark or absurd humor. The format was popularized on deep iFunny and Facebook between 2016 and 2017 and reached mainstream popularity in 2018, gaining prevalence over the original wholesome format.
Various Examples
Search Interest
Editors Note: Search interest for the word «doge» [1] is partially inconsistent as it is also a Venetian term for «leader» used as a title in some Italian «crowned republics» including Genoa and Venice.