WICKED is THE OG WAY to say something is dope af. You can´t change history!
- launched Sep 26th
- based on the OG Wicked meme
- created in 2020 and widely spread on Discord, Twitch, 4chan
- is used to convey coolness and is used to react when something cool happens
- probably the origin of MOG (?)
- CTO on Sep27th, team left, creator of the narrative (not dev) started CTO with the community
Vision:
- WICKED is the ultimate cult community
- It´s not just the funny little Peepo and the glasses. Like the origin says WICKED is used to express coolness
- There is actually a meaning behind the meme - Not a made up hype thing
- every actual cult is niche, very one-sided - based on hype, not the vision and what it actually means
- There is a cult for animals, a cult for shizos and retarded people, for fitness (lol), a cult for people that want to flip the stock market...
- same for their content. Here we are unique!
- WICKED is versatile. Everybody can identify. We tell stories with the content
- Not just "hype video"
Let get $WICKED and send this to many MILLIES!!!!
Get WICKED https://youtube.com/@GetWickedCult
WICKED is now the 2nd most popular slang word in America.
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