We can all relate to the experience of typing into the Google search engine and having some bizarre Google searches pop-up as a recommendations. Artist Josh Mecouch decided that it would funny to draw some of those really out there Google search recommendations.
Once you stop laughing at some of the really bizarre Google searches people make, you're laughing all over again when you see Josh Mecouch render them. It's not until you see what "Americans think Obama is a cactus" or "Pop Tarts are not Kleenex" truly looks like can you comprehend the full ridiculousness of some these searches.
The Google search recommendations are based around your location, I wonder where Josh must live in order to get such bizarre Google recommendations.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Illustrated Absurdity
- Artists illustrate absurd search queries to provide comic relief.
- Bizarre Google Searches
- People's bizarre Google searches inspire entertainment and creativity.
- Pop Culture Absurdity
- Artists use absurd Google searches to comment on popular culture.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- Media outlets and content creators can use these illustrated search queries to engage and entertain their audience.
- Advertising
- Marketing agencies can use these absurd search queries as inspiration for creative campaigns.
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can use absurdity and humor as a means of creative expression and commentary.
