Taking some of the most hilarious Internet memes of all time, the 'Memes I'd Like to F**k' series by Wood Rocket use actual porn stars to turn them into slightly inappropriate videos.
'David Goes to the Dentist' was an innocent viral video poking fun at a little boy's drug-induced ramblings after a visit to the dentist. When reenacted by a topless woman, the slurred speech and dazed looks suddenly seem incredibly sleazy. The series also turns still memes, such as the Ikea Monkey into short videos that are still hilarious, but with an added layer of vulgarity.
With the 'Memes I'd Like to F**k' series, Wood Rocket has managed to combine two popular Internet pastimes, humor and pornography, creating somewhat inappropriate videos in the hopes of creating the next viral hit.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Humor-pornography Crossover
- Exploring the use of humor and pornography to create unique content and tapping into two popular Internet pastimes to create the next viral hit.
- Viral Meme Reenactments
- Creating visual and satirical renditions of popular memes, giving rise to opportunities for innovative and funny content creation using current cultural trends.
- Inappropriate Viral Videos
- Pushing the limits of what's acceptable on the internet and creating content that's risqué and taboo, thus questioning the boundaries of censorship and appropriate online behavior.
Sectors Adopting This
- Entertainment
- With the rise of humor-pornography content, there is a unique opportunity for the entertainment industry to create new and edgy content that appeals to niche demographics.
- Marketing
- The use of viral meme reenactments can provide a new way for marketing departments to communicate with consumers, leveraging and reinventing popular memes that align with their brand strategy.
- Technology
- There is an opportunity for technology companies to develop platforms that offer a safe space for the experimentation with inappropriate videos that can capitalize on the blurred boundaries of humor and pornography.
