Have you ever watched someone stream on Twitch and then have a fail? You'll see the chat immediately fill with
"F
F
F
F
F"
etc etc
Advanced Warfare (the game with the mindnumbingly stupid "Press F to Pay Respects") came out four years ago and this hilariously bad scene became a meme instantly. However, unlike most memes, this has somehow stuck around for years and years and shows no sign of declining in popularity.
The scene, of course, was legendarily bad and was the closest gaming ever got to the much theorized and laughed about "Press X to feel emotion" that was snarked about as a possibility in the late 2000s and early 2010s. But how bad does a scene have to be to have it become a meme and how bad does it have to be to be such a long lasting meme? Or does the badness not determine how long-lasting the meme is but other factors? What memes other than this and "All Your Base" and the dumb "The Cake is a Lie" thing have managed to last for years and years?
"F
F
F
F
F"
etc etc
Advanced Warfare (the game with the mindnumbingly stupid "Press F to Pay Respects") came out four years ago and this hilariously bad scene became a meme instantly. However, unlike most memes, this has somehow stuck around for years and years and shows no sign of declining in popularity.
The scene, of course, was legendarily bad and was the closest gaming ever got to the much theorized and laughed about "Press X to feel emotion" that was snarked about as a possibility in the late 2000s and early 2010s. But how bad does a scene have to be to have it become a meme and how bad does it have to be to be such a long lasting meme? Or does the badness not determine how long-lasting the meme is but other factors? What memes other than this and "All Your Base" and the dumb "The Cake is a Lie" thing have managed to last for years and years?