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Don't๐Ÿ‘Claim๐Ÿ‘ To๐Ÿ‘ Be๐Ÿ‘ a๐Ÿ‘ Fan ๐Ÿ‘If๐Ÿ‘You๐Ÿ‘Don't๐Ÿ‘Know๐Ÿ‘Who๐Ÿ‘This๐Ÿ‘Is is a phrasal template or snowclone, captioning an image of a fictional character performing the activity, expressing that one cannot be true fan of said field without knowledge of the image subject.

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On August 8th, 2016, Twitter user @antoniodelotero[1] posted the earliest known iteration of the meme (shown below): an image of SpongeBob SquarePants doing an olympic dive with the caption, "don't ๐Ÿ‘ claim ๐Ÿ‘ to ๐Ÿ‘ be ๐Ÿ‘ a ๐Ÿ‘ fan ๐Ÿ‘ of ๐Ÿ‘ the ๐Ÿ‘ olympics ๐Ÿ‘ if ๐Ÿ‘ you ๐Ÿ‘ don't ๐Ÿ‘ know ๐Ÿ‘ who ๐Ÿ‘ this ๐Ÿ‘ is." As of May 2017, the tweet has received more than 17,200 retweets and 23,100 likes.


antonio @antoniodelotero of U the olympics e if you don't knoww who thisis

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The following day, on August 9th, Twitter user @kysbaker[5] posted a variation of the meme with different color emojis, receiving more than 320 retweets and 430 likes (shown below). On August 20th, Twitter user @memeprovider reposted the image and received 4,700 retweets and 8,500 likes.[4]

On October 22nd, 2016, Twitter user @garyfromteenmom[2] posted an image of a dog wearing sunglasses with the center of a paper towel roll on its mouth with the caption, "don't๐Ÿ‘claim๐Ÿ‘you๐Ÿ‘like๐Ÿ‘jazz๐Ÿ‘if๐Ÿ‘you๐Ÿ‘dont๐Ÿ‘know๐Ÿ‘who๐Ÿ‘this๐Ÿ‘is๐Ÿ‘." The post received more than 14,000 retweets and 30,000 likes in seven months. Redditor roshane69[3] posted a screencap of the tweet on the /r/me_irl subreddit on October 29th, during its Meme Renaissance period. The post received more than 3,600 points (98% upvoted) before archived.

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Don't๐Ÿ‘Claim๐Ÿ‘ To๐Ÿ‘ Be๐Ÿ‘ a๐Ÿ‘ Fan ๐Ÿ‘If๐Ÿ‘You๐Ÿ‘Don't๐Ÿ‘Know๐Ÿ‘Who๐Ÿ‘This๐Ÿ‘Is is a phrasal template or snowclone, captioning an image of a fictional character performing the activity, expressing that one cannot be true fan of said field without knowledge of the image subject.

Origin

On August 8th, 2016, Twitter user @antoniodelotero[1] posted the earliest known iteration of the meme (shown below): an image of SpongeBob SquarePants doing an olympic dive with the caption, "don't ๐Ÿ‘ claim ๐Ÿ‘ to ๐Ÿ‘ be ๐Ÿ‘ a ๐Ÿ‘ fan ๐Ÿ‘ of ๐Ÿ‘ the ๐Ÿ‘ olympics ๐Ÿ‘ if ๐Ÿ‘ you ๐Ÿ‘ don't ๐Ÿ‘ know ๐Ÿ‘ who ๐Ÿ‘ this ๐Ÿ‘ is." As of May 2017, the tweet has received more than 17,200 retweets and 23,100 likes.



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The following day, on August 9th, Twitter user @kysbaker[5] posted a variation of the meme with different color emojis, receiving more than 320 retweets and 430 likes (shown below). On August 20th, Twitter user @memeprovider reposted the image and received 4,700 retweets and 8,500 likes.[4]



On October 22nd, 2016, Twitter user @garyfromteenmom[2] posted an image of a dog wearing sunglasses with the center of a paper towel roll on its mouth with the caption, "don't๐Ÿ‘claim๐Ÿ‘you๐Ÿ‘like๐Ÿ‘jazz๐Ÿ‘if๐Ÿ‘you๐Ÿ‘dont๐Ÿ‘know๐Ÿ‘who๐Ÿ‘this๐Ÿ‘is๐Ÿ‘." The post received more than 14,000 retweets and 30,000 likes in seven months. Redditor roshane69[3] posted a screencap of the tweet on the /r/me_irl subreddit on October 29th, during its Meme Renaissance period. The post received more than 3,600 points (98% upvoted) before archived.


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