If only for a short time until the novelty expires. This has become popular in Japan, among the school kids:
A meme I can get behind (Hadoken!)
And what did we have? Planking. Japan wins again.
Japan always wins.
Always.
Except they aren't hadokening at all, they are kamehamehaing because of the release of the new Dragonball Z movie which Akira Toriyama worked on and is considered canon.
So us Westerners will do the only thing we know with these things: reappropriate it in a way it's not intended, because it looks cool and we're silly.
I for one am all for this.
I'm not serious about Dragonball Z at all, but it's totally the reason why this became a thing this week, I also learned from reading about this that the woman who voices goku is like 74 years old now.
I'm not serious about Dragonball Z at all, but it's totally the reason why this became a thing this week, I also learned from reading about this that the woman who voices goku is like 74 years old now.
Even if the new DBZ movie wasn't coming out I could've told you that they were doing kamehamehas and not hadokens. Come on people, when have people been blown away rag-doll style after being hit by a hadoken?
I'm not serious about Dragonball Z at all, but it's totally the reason why this became a thing this week, I also learned from reading about this that the woman who voices goku is like 74 years old now.
Even if the new DBZ movie wasn't coming out I could've told you that they were doing kamehamehas and not hadokens. Come on people, when have people been blown away rag-doll style after being hit by a hadoken?
If you want to get nerd serious about this, then the picture below cannot be considered a Kamehameha nor a Hadoken. It's just a name for a meme. Lots of things are named weirdly. Like the word "brag" in English, comes from the French word for codpiece (braguette).
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It's alright, but I'm sure by this time next week I'll have gotten tired of it if it catches on. Memes just aren't the same as they were about ten years ago.
If you want to get nerd serious about this, then the picture below cannot be considered a Kamehameha nor a Hadoken. It's just a name for a meme. Lots of things are named weirdly. Like the word "brag" in English, comes from the French word for codpiece (braguette).
I sincerely doubt brag comes from braguette, but let's not start yet another interwebs fight.
There's no way we can make this trend a thing in North America, right?
If you want to get nerd serious about this, then the picture below cannot be considered a Kamehameha nor a Hadoken. It's just a name for a meme. Lots of things are named weirdly. Like the word "brag" in English, comes from the French word for codpiece (braguette).
I sincerely doubt brag comes from braguette
It totally does. It comes from bragging about how big your codpiece is.
I'm pretty sure someone linked me to a similar picture with a 9Gag watermark on it so it's probably already making its way through the west.
im worried about the impeding butt/hip damage theyre gonna suffer when they all land
Look at their hair.
Those pictures look rad! But I bet if I see them done a billion times during the next week I'll find them annoying.
My thoughts exactly, but for now wheeeee
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