Olaf

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Olaf's Height refers to a series of jokes and memes about the Frozen character Olaf the snowman. The memes were based on a mock fact about the character's height, which a Fandom.com user purported to be 5'4" (similar to Peppa Pig's Height).

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On October 3rd, 2019, Fandom.com[1] user Mewtastic updated the page for the Frozen character Olaf to include a false scene from the shot film Olaf's Frozen Adventure (clip below). "Olaf went with Anna and Elsa to the courtyard to greet the Citizens of Arendelle and wait for the Yule bell to arrive. While waiting, he borrowed a ruler from a citizen, and found out he was 5 foot 4 inches tall."

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On December 6th, 2019, Twitter [2] user @scotthopeful tweeted, "olaf is 5'4." They also included altered images that compared Olaf's height to other Frozen characters. Within two days, the tweet received more than 280,000 likes and 97,000 retweets (shown below, left).

That day, Twitter[3] user @actuallymaxie tweeted a screenshot of a Google search that featured the quote from the Fandom.com entry. They wrote, "I am so fucking sorry but if Olaf is 5’4” then how fucking tall are anna and elsa." The tweet received more than 89,000 likes and 17,000 retweets in less than two days (shown below, center).

Twitter[4] user @windhashira tweeted, "since olaf is 5'4, i think elsa and anna are the same height as peppa pig." Within two days, the tweet received more than 6,500 likes and 1,000 retweets (shown below, right).

Several media outlets covered the meme, including The Daily Dot, [5] PopSugar,[6] Metro,[7] CinemaBlend[8] and more.


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About

Olaf's Height refers to a series of jokes and memes about the Frozen character Olaf the snowman. The memes were based on a mock fact about the character's height, which a Fandom.com user purported to be 5'4" (similar to Peppa Pig's Height).

Origin

On October 3rd, 2019, Fandom.com[1] user Mewtastic updated the page for the Frozen character Olaf to include a false scene from the shot film Olaf's Frozen Adventure (clip below). "Olaf went with Anna and Elsa to the courtyard to greet the Citizens of Arendelle and wait for the Yule bell to arrive. While waiting, he borrowed a ruler from a citizen, and found out he was 5 foot 4 inches tall."


[This video has been removed]


Spread

On December 6th, 2019, Twitter [2] user @scotthopeful tweeted, "olaf is 5'4." They also included altered images that compared Olaf's height to other Frozen characters. Within two days, the tweet received more than 280,000 likes and 97,000 retweets (shown below, left).

That day, Twitter[3] user @actuallymaxie tweeted a screenshot of a Google search that featured the quote from the Fandom.com entry. They wrote, "I am so fucking sorry but if Olaf is 5’4” then how fucking tall are anna and elsa." The tweet received more than 89,000 likes and 17,000 retweets in less than two days (shown below, center).

Twitter[4] user @windhashira tweeted, "since olaf is 5'4, i think elsa and anna are the same height as peppa pig." Within two days, the tweet received more than 6,500 likes and 1,000 retweets (shown below, right).

Several media outlets covered the meme, including The Daily Dot, [5] PopSugar,[6] Metro,[7] CinemaBlend[8] and more.



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