‘Alt-right’ Pepe the Frog game banned from Apple App store

[GoldenBoy89]

I don't think so. Kekistan will keep it in the public mind for some time.

The only people I still see sharing Pepe memes here and there are of the older generations who don't really understand the whole meme phenomenon anyway. They think it's still funny while most of internet society has largely moved on to newer, fresher memes.

I mean.. when was the last time you saw Crazy ex-girlfriend or Condescending Gene Wilder or the Crying Micheal Jordan memes? All great memes in themselves.. but these things have a life span and just like everything else on the internet, it isn't very long.

 

[JRichard68]

You obviously don't understand the life span of an internet meme.

Never say DIE!

 

[Nithavela]

The only people I still see sharing Pepe memes here and there are of the older generations who don't really understand the whole meme phenomenon anyway. They think it's still funny while most of internet society has largely moved on to newer, fresher memes.

I mean.. when was the last time you saw Crazy ex-girlfriend or Condescending Gene Wilder or the Crying Micheal Jordan memes? All great memes in themselves.. but these things have a life span and just like everything else on the internet, it isn't very long.

Harambe has pretty much gone, as well.

The thing about memes is that they don't die with a bang, but with a wimper, so to say. They just disappear.

 

[MoonlessNight]

This is why, if you run a distribution service, you shouldn't think twice about banning un-Chrsitian filth.

The people who would complain would not give a second thought to getting your stuff yanked from stores for the most innocuous of reasons, including having a cartoon frog.