How Donald Trump used Memes to Become President
A 35 Minute video by EmperorLemon, a former YoutubePooper, why and how Donald Trump used memetics and self-marketing to become president of the USA in the 2016 elections. I would not be surprised If a number of our Posters have already seen this video. If you happen to be not one of those I do recommend (You) give this channel a try, in particular his video on Behind the Meme and how Outsiders destroy chan culture goods.
The Presentation gives insight how /pol/ had less than a 1% direct impact on the election via direct numbers, how memetics work in general, that Trump is by choice a political contrarian (and possibly a centrist), that will very likely have a secon term in 2020 and that the next President onwards from 2024 be a Democrat.
The material in itself is decidedly apolitcal and non intended to lambast or blindly praise Trump, but to give an insight into the background machine that made the current year 2017 what it is.
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>>92801
>EmperorLemon
Isn't this the same guy who didn't deliver on Underpoop and then had a nervous breakdown? Never figured he'd try to do documentaries
>EmperorLemon
Isn't this the same guy who didn't deliver on Underpoop and then had a nervous breakdown? Never figured he'd try to do documentaries
>>92803
i never really watched any of his youtube poops. he had some controversy going around some works concerning finding nemo and made several videos where he trolled his own subscriber base that they refused to accept he had no more interest in making YTP. Unsure if he ever made an Undertale themed poop. I do enjoy his commentary videos though. it is nice to have someone with that sort of editing skill in the commentary scene.
i never really watched any of his youtube poops. he had some controversy going around some works concerning finding nemo and made several videos where he trolled his own subscriber base that they refused to accept he had no more interest in making YTP. Unsure if he ever made an Undertale themed poop. I do enjoy his commentary videos though. it is nice to have someone with that sort of editing skill in the commentary scene.
>>92802
>2 minutes in
>4chan didn't win the election for trump, memes did
where does this jackass think memes come from? I'm astounded by his inability to put 2 and 2 together
>2 minutes in
>4chan didn't win the election for trump, memes did
where does this jackass think memes come from? I'm astounded by his inability to put 2 and 2 together
>>92820
I think he's trying too hard to seem neutral and "Nonpartisan". That's the only justification I can think of this. He's trying to explain the glory of our memes without saying anything too nice about us or its creators for fear that a libbybibble might get offended.
I think he's trying too hard to seem neutral and "Nonpartisan". That's the only justification I can think of this. He's trying to explain the glory of our memes without saying anything too nice about us or its creators for fear that a libbybibble might get offended.
>>92825
it's absurd honestly we created the memes and spread them besides when people talk about /pol/ influencing the outcome of the election they mean our efforts to convince people to vote for him or not vote for hillary not merely anons going out to vote themselves
it's absurd honestly we created the memes and spread them besides when people talk about /pol/ influencing the outcome of the election they mean our efforts to convince people to vote for him or not vote for hillary not merely anons going out to vote themselves
>>92828
I can tell the guy wants this to be neutral and focus JUST on Trump's own actions, but…
All memes aside, what got Trump elected wasn't just memes. He didn't do all of this himself and it wasn't just some cold strategy he decided on one morning, it was a part of who he was. Trump was honest, we went around cities that got fucked when they lost their factories and the US lost their industry, and he promised them a brighter future. He promised parents he'd make America safe again. He promised the world he'd make America great again.
Meanwhile, Hillary said shit like "Love Trumps Hate" and "Pokey-mon go to the polls!", but let's not pretend that's all she said. She had feminists and media personalities and all the bought and paid for liberal celebrities in the world sucking her dick. She had focus tests check every line of text she read and , she read from teleprompters in darkened rooms and had earpieces feed her information, she had debate moderators give her a free pass and bash Trump. Remember her "It's Her Turn!" catchphrase? It sounded infantile, because it was meant to appeal to feminists. And that's all Hillary could appeal to.
Her backstabbing Bernie (Who openly tried to build himself up as the loveable old grandpa and beloved socialist leader who steps down because we need a "Real Leader" because "We can't let Trump win!") and her fanboys bitching about how only racists know what a private email server is and does, that was icing on the cake.
It was clear: Trump was the honest man that wanted to deal with the cancer killing America and the world. Call it communism, liberalism, globalism, Jewery, he wanted them all dealt with. He wasn't just /ourguy/, he was /theguy/ of every honest sane rational red-blooded patriot on the planet. He was a man of justice and moral clarity crusading against the cancer we've all secretly hated in our heart of hearts, but until him, we were never organized enough to truly have a shot at taking it out.
Trump promises an end to the degeneracy, an end to The Swamp, and a new beginning as a truly free United States ready and willing to beat the globalist UN down into an actual peacekeeping force willing to ban cancers like Islam and liberal-tier "Muh sex junk" bullshit.
He gave up his cushy celebrity life to become the most scrutinized and criticized man on the planet, because he believed in what was right.
He made a demoralized and shamed nation willing to stand up once again, look cancer in the eye, and say "Get the fuck out of here. I stand with what's right, and I'm not moving. YOU move."
Trump is hope. Trump is a better life. We wanted that, so we helped him win by making and spreading memes and redpills, and we won this. We did it. This is his victory, and our victory. To try and downplay that side of things to portray that victory as some easily-emulatable strategy and remove the historical context from 2016 is dishonest.
I can tell the guy wants this to be neutral and focus JUST on Trump's own actions, but…
All memes aside, what got Trump elected wasn't just memes. He didn't do all of this himself and it wasn't just some cold strategy he decided on one morning, it was a part of who he was. Trump was honest, we went around cities that got fucked when they lost their factories and the US lost their industry, and he promised them a brighter future. He promised parents he'd make America safe again. He promised the world he'd make America great again.
Meanwhile, Hillary said shit like "Love Trumps Hate" and "Pokey-mon go to the polls!", but let's not pretend that's all she said. She had feminists and media personalities and all the bought and paid for liberal celebrities in the world sucking her dick. She had focus tests check every line of text she read and , she read from teleprompters in darkened rooms and had earpieces feed her information, she had debate moderators give her a free pass and bash Trump. Remember her "It's Her Turn!" catchphrase? It sounded infantile, because it was meant to appeal to feminists. And that's all Hillary could appeal to.
Her backstabbing Bernie (Who openly tried to build himself up as the loveable old grandpa and beloved socialist leader who steps down because we need a "Real Leader" because "We can't let Trump win!") and her fanboys bitching about how only racists know what a private email server is and does, that was icing on the cake.
It was clear: Trump was the honest man that wanted to deal with the cancer killing America and the world. Call it communism, liberalism, globalism, Jewery, he wanted them all dealt with. He wasn't just /ourguy/, he was /theguy/ of every honest sane rational red-blooded patriot on the planet. He was a man of justice and moral clarity crusading against the cancer we've all secretly hated in our heart of hearts, but until him, we were never organized enough to truly have a shot at taking it out.
Trump promises an end to the degeneracy, an end to The Swamp, and a new beginning as a truly free United States ready and willing to beat the globalist UN down into an actual peacekeeping force willing to ban cancers like Islam and liberal-tier "Muh sex junk" bullshit.
He gave up his cushy celebrity life to become the most scrutinized and criticized man on the planet, because he believed in what was right.
He made a demoralized and shamed nation willing to stand up once again, look cancer in the eye, and say "Get the fuck out of here. I stand with what's right, and I'm not moving. YOU move."
Trump is hope. Trump is a better life. We wanted that, so we helped him win by making and spreading memes and redpills, and we won this. We did it. This is his victory, and our victory. To try and downplay that side of things to portray that victory as some easily-emulatable strategy and remove the historical context from 2016 is dishonest.
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