If you are a veteran Among Us player, you may always keep following the viral news regarding Among Us, including memes. Have you recently gotten a weird, vulgar Among Us memes? If so, we can guess you know ‘Stop Posting About Among Us, I’m Tired of Seeing IT….’ meme, right?
If you’re new to Among Us, you may not know what the meme is and how it got viral one year ago. However, this meme has successfully attracted a lot of Among Us fans around the world. Well, to know deeply about this odd Among Us meme, you can dive into our post to find it. Here you go!
What Is Stop Posting About Among Us, I’m Tired of Seeing IT?
Stop Posting About Among Us, I’m Tired of Seeing IT refers to a viral rant about the overflowing Among Us meme that was recorded by a TikTok user, biggayrapper. Then, the rant has become the subject of several remixes and edits in March 2021 used it as an exploitable, later then spawning Stop Posting About X edit format.
This meme actually follows the viral popularity of ironic Among Us memes such as Amogus, Things That Look Like Among Us and When the Imposter Is Sus. Stop Posting About Among Us is originally recorded by biggayrapper on February 21, 2021 that talked about an overabundance of Among Us memes.
In five days, the video received 32,000 views and 7,300 likes and more than 384,300 views and 109,300 likes in five weeks. If you are wondering what the meme says, unfortunately, we cannot share it here, as it contains very vulgar words. Instead, you can search for it on YouTube or some forums. You definitely can get many. Or, you can get the full text of Stop Posting About Among Us meme that you can copy here.
How Did Stop Posting About Among Us Go Rapidly Popular?
Stop Posting About Among Us started to go viral after a YouTube channel named Keaton21 reuploaded the TikTok to this platform on February 23, 2021. In one month, this video has gained more than 1.2 million views on YouTube.
On February 25, a Reddit user, xxlightheadxx posted the video to /r/pyrocynical subreddit in which it got more than 6,100 upvotes in only one month. The following day, a TikTok user, biggayrapper acknowledged that the spread of his rant as a meme in a tweet.
A YouTuber named Daniloxidado then posted an Ace Attorney edit of the meme on March 3, 2021 which got more than 45,700 views in one month. A content creator named MarioIsBroken also uploaded a Super Mario version of the meme on March 4th and 5th to YouTube and Twitter where the video got over 919,00 and more than 44,400 views respectively.
In the next month, more remixes and edits of the video were posted online, mainly on YouTube. Apart from this, the video was reedited into rants about other viral memes. For example, a YouTubers named Triple-Q made a meme about “Gangnam Style” on March 23, 2021 that obtained more than 74,000 views in one week.
Other Among Us Memes
In addition to the ‘Stop Posting About Among Us’ meme, there were also other popular memes beforehand that also went viral rapidly. What are they? Let’s see them below!
1) Things That Look Like Among Us Meme
Things That Look Like Among Us Crewmates refers to a series of image macros that represent a variety of objects and images, resembling the crewmate from Among Us. In memes, there are many of these objects that appear alongside text expressing insanity and frustration, because of seeing the character in everyday life.
This meme is related to absurd Among Us formats like Amogus that was popularized on reddit in late 2020 and early 2021.
Things That Look Like Among Us meme was originally posted by a reddit user named /u/Pitvabackla on October 9, 2020, showing an image macro of a fire alarm which looks like the red impostor to /r/AmongUs without directly saying that was their reason. The post got more than 21,000 upvotes in four months that can be one of the earliest notable posts, resembling an everyday object to a crewmate.
Of course, the post actually inspired other people to share images of the objects which resembled crewmates to the subreddit.
For example, a now-deleted user has posted an image macro of a trash can which looks like the red crewmates to /r/AmongUs.Certainly, its post implied that subreddit’s users would obtain it as they see it in the next. This post actually gained more than 26,000 upvotes in the same span of time.
A reddit user, /u/The-Uncrustable also posted an image of a McDonald’s chicken nugget on October 20 that resembles a crewmate to /r/AmongUs, gaining more than 490 upvotes in four months. Thanks to many reddit users, Things That Look Like Among Us memes became rapidly popular.
2) Amogus
Another Among Us meme that went viral rapidly is Amogus. It is known that Amogus is a bastardized version of the 2018 video game called Among Us. Well, the word got popularity as a catchphrase in January 2021 used in ironic memes that often used to replace dialogue in cartoons.
Aside from that, Amogus refers to the simplified drawing of a crewmate from Among Us that was commonly used in the memes. This meme originally came from a reddit user, star-platinum___ that posted the earliest known meme on December 11, 2020 which referred to Among Us. This meme got viral during Autumn 2020 as ‘Amog Us’. Well, the post reportedly gained more than 680 upvotes, but he did not spawn a trend.
On January 16, 2021, a reddit user, Lewdvik also posted an edit of a panel from a cartoon by webcomic artist Stone Toss. The post showed the image that replaced one of the people in the comic with a white crewmate from Among Us and changed the dialogue line to the single word ‘Amogus’. Well, the post has gained more than 4,600 upvotes in the /r/antifastonetoss subreddit in only one month.
Until now, many content creators are still attempting to find any objects of contents that can be used for Among Us memes, so that they can get popularity from posting the meme.
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