Meme of a bowling ball and a bowling pin Twitter Goes Viral on Reddit and Other Social Media Platforms: In the world of social media, there is a new meme that is causing a stir. The whole ordeal started with a seemingly innocuous promotional tweet from Nintendo Europe, promoting the fun bowling-related challenges that would be included in the next Nintendo Switch Sports video game. However, as we all know, nothing is sacred on the social media platform Twitter. Following the upload of the bowling Switch Sports video by Nintendo Europe on Tuesday, (5 April 2022), a pair of vulgar GIFs appeared under the comments or responses portion of the video. However, they are not only vulgar, but they are also offensive bowling-related animated GIFs. These animated GIFs, created by a Blender artist by the name of Wyerframez, are modern renditions of old-school bowling animations that you might be familiar with if you’ve ever gone bowling in your lifetime.
Bowling Ball Bowling Pin Meme Twitter Goes Viral On Reddit & Social Media
Every time someone got a split, strike, spare, or missed the pins, the animations would appear on the screen at the bowling alley. Wyerframez is well-known for his obscene artwork. He has already generated some quite amusing GIFs, some of which are based on Nintendo games, as evidenced by a quick look through his Twitter account…. In the month of November 2021, the Blender artist posted his first po*n GIF, which was inspired by bowling.
On April Fool’s Day, author Wyerframez published another another h**ny bowling GIF, this one a little more explicit than the previous. It is of a bowling ball…uh…ejaculating all over a set of pins in order to score a strike, and this one is much more graphic than the first. The more recent bowling animation has received approximately 81.5k likes on Twitter.
In this context, it is not surprising that when Nintendo posted a bowling video on YouTube four days following Wyerframez’s Twitter tweet, the GIFs were included in the remarks. As a retaliation, Nintendo attempted to conceal one of them under the heading “Hidden Replies,” but the endeavour was a complete failure. It is really simple to keep an eye out for “Hidden Replies” on a Twitter post. If a user chooses to hide a response, there is a “Hidden Replies” icon on the bottom right of the bottom right, and Nintendo hid just to draw even more attention to the issue.
There are a plethora of responses to the same two Wyerframez bowling GIFs that have been posted. There are also responses from Twitter users alerting everyone else to the possibility of something lurking under the “Hidden Replies” section. In his own words, Wyerframez said, “Ending up on a Nintendo tweet was the last and final thing I would have imagined, particularly considering my…’daily basis” stuff…” Many people would be just as startled (if not more) by the content I regularly make, but it is nowhere near as relatable and re-tweetable as the content I produce on a regular basis. Bowling is a sport that everyone can relate to, and everyone has had the feeling of looking up at the screen and being completely baffled.”