There are tons of great photo memes out there, but there's surely nothing quite better than 'Vadering.'
What exactly is Vadering? Well, much like the planking meme before it, Vadering is the practice of taking still images of moments that would be rather impossible in the real world. Instead of making people look like they're lying down at impossible angles in public, Vadering involves taking a picture of someone jumping in the air with their hands on their throat, while a second person raises their hand in the air the same way Darth Vader did in the Star Wars movies. The end results put all other photo memes to shame with wonderfully geeky outcomes.
Twitter and 9gag user Rob Martinez is currently taking credit for starting the meme and is collecting crowdsourced images submitted to him via his Twitter account.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geeky Photo Memes
- Creating unique and imaginative photo memes inspired by popular geek culture can captivate online audiences and generate viral content.
- Impossibility Photography
- Exploring and capturing moments that defy reality through photography provides an opportunity to inspire creativity and engage with online communities.
- Collaborative Crowdsourcing
- Encouraging user participation and crowd-submitted content through social media platforms can fuel the creation and spread of new and exciting trends.
Where This Applies
- Social Media Marketing
- Businesses can leverage geeky photo memes to connect with target audiences and create engaging social media campaigns.
- Photography and Visual Arts
- Professional photographers and visual artists can embrace the challenge of capturing impossible moments, offering unique services and products to clients.
- Online Content Platforms
- Platforms that provide a space for users to share and discover crowd-generated content can benefit from the popularity of collaborative crowdsourcing trends like Vadering.
