Intentional Mispellings (WHY?)

You're really cute. Do you have skype? Or discord?

>>35156842
Can you just answer the question?

Anyone going to answer?

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>>35156776
It's part of the 4chan culture so ingrained in us, robots.

Normies will unfortunately never realize the true meaning.
Keep struggling, and keep posting your roastie meet-up and contact info posts.
Kek.


NEXT.

>>35156776
i duns know maine i jus doo is 4 fuun

>>35157522
lol u tk im 2 da bar?

>>35157605
that is a banable offense sir

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>>35157519
Alright, but how did such a thing come about? Did someone accidentally misspell something, and then it just became something that everyone did intentionally?

>>35157522
>>35157605
These two posts seem to suggest its just for fun, is that true?

>>35157519
I see a new pepe every day. You robots amaze me

>>35156776
I feel like you're actually asking this question sincerely but it's so autistic it makes me skeptical even on this board
The easy answer is that it's a joke, it's humor
In case you haven't noticed, a lot of humor begins from intentionally sounding stupid
I'm not saying that's all there is to this, but that can be part of it
In your example, "Dankey Kang" obviously also has "dank" in it, which is a humorous reference
Misspellings can create wordplay
As well, there is just the humor of making novel variations on things -- corruptions or distortions, which is a large part of how memes proliferate in general
Another contribution might come from the fact that intentionally misspelling your message communicates that you're not taking it seriously, it distances you from it a bit, which insulates you from potential criticism or rejection just a little -- i.e. it gives the opposite effect of the sort of post I'm making right now