Who is the OK vine guy?

Intrigued, BuzzFeed News made enquiries – and managed to track him down. Meet Bizagwira Marc, aka “Okay Guy”. Bazagwira has worked as a porter in the Volcanoes National Park, two hours from the capital of Kigali, for the past five years.

Where is the OK meme from?

Where does okay meme come from? This rage face has existed since at around late 2010, if the upload dates on Know Your Meme are any indication. The okay guy originated in a style of comics known as rage comics. Rage comics have four square panels and can include a variety of standardized digitally-drawn faces.

Who made the OK meme?

The “OK, Boomer” meme has spread from the social media app TikTok and around the world thanks to a song created by Champlain College student Peter Kuli.

When did what are those come out?

The expression What are those?! was entered on Urban Dictionary in October 2011, but it went viral in June 2015 when Instagram user @youngbusco posted a video of himself asking a police officer What are those?! about his basic black work boots.

Who is Busco?

“What are thooooose?” Moore, a social media personality and comedian better known as Young Busco, was the man behind the wildly popular 2015 “What are those?” meme, a savage burn used most commonly to insult a person’s questionable choice of footwear.

How old is my Wednesday dude?

The first instance of the meme was posted on Tumblr in 2014 by the user “kidpix2”. The meme consisted of the image of a Budgett Frog with the text “It is Wednesday, my dudes”, accompanied by the comically proportioned frog. Jimmy, took this meme and created his vine.

Is Busco alive?

Busco, 31, whose real name was Brandon Moore, died in his sleep on Sunday morning, sometime after 10 a.m. A cause of death is currently unknown and his mother says an autopsy report has not yet been conducted. The Berkeley, California native broke onto the scene in 2015 when he jokingly mocked a police officer’s shoes.

How big is Busco?

2,000 acres
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