Curse your children with knowledge of internet history through a pop-up book of memes
An artist who goes by PaperPaul has created a pop-up book filled with meme recreations
Unfortunately for us all, today’s children must be well-acquainted with the world of memes if they are to properly understand the world they live in. Getting to preschool without a working knowledge of The Success Kid or The Joker Dance means that a parent has completely and utterly failed at their goal of preparing a child to enter society. Not knowing that you can reply to a bad tweet with that screenshot of Daenerys making a strained smile by the time a kid enters first grade implies a terrible upbringing.
The children, in short, must be properly educated if they are to learn how to properly waste their time online.
Luckily, a Dutch artist named Jean-Paul (who goes by PaperPaul online) has created a pop-up book filled with non-digital meme recreations, that, if it could only clear licensing and be printed in millions of copies, would make the ideal tool for rotting the brains of our youth before they even know what the internet is.