Did "wew lad" actually originated here? I know that

>>378673
knowyourmeme.com/memes/wew-lad

>>378685
>know your meme
no

>>378707
It's actually a pretty good tool to find out background information about a recent trend, or even an old one you might have forgotten about.
Sure, it gets treated like a boogeyman on here but if you use it for its actual purpose, it's fine mate. You don't have to worry about the stigma people attach to it to fit in

>>378709
they always get their memes wrong though. Even Encyclopedia Dramatica is more reliable than Know your poz

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>>378673

>>378862
saved

>>378707
Edgy

>>378673
pretty sure we lad originated in /b/. i can remember screaming at them to stop trying to force that meme, it'll never work, etc.

same thing for "ayyy lmao" and "andy sixx log"

>>378673
I'm Filipino. Pretty sure we say it without the lad. "Wew" is a pretty common sign of disappointment amongst the young folks.

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>>378862
die frogposter

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>>379281
ayy lmao is massively popular and not forced
wew lad is used by multiple people and it isn't just the same guy doing it over and over for attention
like after the guy realized the sixx log thing wasn't working he just kept doing it because he knew it annoyed people
he's probably been doing it for like a year now

>>379398
>ayy lmao is massively popular and not forced


ayy lmao WAS forced. it didn't spring into existence on the first day of creation alongside the Word.

>>379412
fuck man you're an aspie

>>378673
Good thread.