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Shrek is Love vs Sonic Says

Which copypasta is more iconic?

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The 'Shrek is Love' and 'Sonic Says' copypastas have become ingrained in internet culture. Both originated from beloved cartoon characters. Their iconic status is disputed among fans. This debate centers on their lasting impact and memorability.

Why each side wins

🧌 Shrek is Love

Shrek is Love' is a greentext that transformed the ogre into a cult figure. It showcases the internet's ability to reinterpret and recontextualize existing content. This copypasta's dark humor and absurdity have contributed to its notoriety. It has become a symbol of internet subculture.

🦔 Sonic Says

Sonic Says' copypastas remix wholesome PSA segments into humorous edits. They leverage nostalgia for the '90s Sonic cartoon. This format has allowed for endless creative variations. Its lighthearted and playful nature has made it a staple of online communities.

Tale of the tape

🧌 Shrek is Love

Born
2014
Form
Greentext

🦔 Sonic Says

From
'90s PSA
Format
Copypasta

The verdict

To weigh the choice, consider the type of humor and nostalgia that resonates with you. Fans of dark humor may lean towards 'Shrek is Love'. Those who appreciate lighthearted nostalgia may prefer 'Sonic Says'. Ultimately, the decision depends on individual tastes and preferences.

Old Internet & Mix standing

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Shrek is Love

#20 / 50

1500 ELO

Sonic Says

#21 / 50

1500 ELO

Frequently asked

What is a greentext?
A greentext is a style of writing that originated on internet forums, characterized by a monospaced font and often used to convey humorous or relatable stories.
Where did 'Sonic Says' originate?
The 'Sonic Says' copypastas are based on public service announcement segments from the '90s Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon.
Why are these copypastas considered iconic?
They have become ingrained in internet culture, symbolizing the creativity and humor that defines online communities.

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