Topic: Matt Fury

Matt Fury comes up in 2 chapters across 1 episode of The Higherside Chats Free Show, in December 2016.

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A.T.L. Carver | Meme Magic: Pepe, Trump, & The Cult of Kek
• 4:35 - 6:06

A.T.L. Carver | Meme Magic: Pepe, Trump, & The Cult of Kek

Matt Fury, Pepe the Frog and 4chan Co-option

Artist Matt Fury created the original Pepe the Frog character, but the meme's power shifted when 4chan co-opted the image around 2008. Carver argues that the frog's transformation from a happy character to a "sad frog" resonated with internet users, turning the image into a digital sigil. The origin of the character is deemed less important than how the collective internet community reshaped its meaning.

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A.T.L. Carver | Meme Magic: Pepe, Trump, & The Cult of Kek
• 28:30 - 31:44

A.T.L. Carver | Meme Magic: Pepe, Trump, & The Cult of Kek

White Nationalism, Alt-Right Labels and the Muse of Art

The association of Pepe the Frog with white nationalism is dismissed as a "hex" or label used by the establishment to discredit opponents. Carver argues that symbols are neutral and can be co-opted by any group, comparing the situation to Mickey Mouse appearing on a KKK flyer. The original creator, Matt Fury, is described as a mere vessel for a "muse" whose personal opinions on the meme's usage are now irrelevant.

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