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The stonks meme is considered a surreal meme in internet culture, which is meant to be strange and absurd. (For more on dank memes, see our entry.) The character in the stonks meme is known as the Meme Man, a recurring, stock character (similar to Wojak) in meme culture. In internet culture, deliberate misspellings, such as spelling stocks as stonks, are common. These misspellings are frequently done for comedic, playful, and ironic purposes, among other things. Other recent examples include thicc and smol. The success of the misspelling stonks may also be due to the fact that stonks sound amusing to many people. The stonks meme became popular in 201819, particularly on Reddit. By 2019, stonks was being used in a variety of contexts other than the original meme to talk and joke about stocks online. For example, during the coronavirus outbreak in early March, the US stock market experienced significant declines. Many people on Twitter used the stonks and stonks meme to comment on financial news.
According to a post on the Know Your Meme forums by Special meme fresh's, the 3D model of the head is based on "a wonky attempt at a human head posted on 4chans 3DCG board long ago." The image was later modified to serve as their profile mascot, first appearing in their profile photo.
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