The Teutuls then returned in a somewhat different format with a show called American Chopper: Se nior vs. The meme ( which was created in 2011 but didn’t really explode until March 2018) is based on the pivotal scene from the original series in which Senior fired Paulie in a profane, violent, not-that-convincingly-acted moment: But after one particularly heated argument in 2008, Junior left both the program and the chopper shop to start his own business. (known as “Senior”) and his son (known as “Paulie” or “Junior”), was the central driving force of the show for most of its run. The stylistic differences and vocal arguments between the show’s main protagonists, Paul Teutul Sr. The show focused on Orange County Choppers, a custom motorcycle manufacturing company located in the town of Newburgh, New York, in the Hudson Valley. The meme derives from a reality television show, American Chopper, that aired on the Discovery Channel and then later its sister network TLC between 20. And by forcing the meme author to sympathetically engage with both sides of an argument, it manages to disrupt some of the most dysfunctional elements of online discourse. The American Chopper format touches on important cultural themes about class, money, politics, and reality television that are relevant to 2018. And beyond demonstrating your personal virtuosity, dialectic - the argument between two opposing points of view - turns out to be a fairly effective way to convey ideas and information, one that dates back to Plato’s famous dialogue but can be difficult to replicate in conventional media formats. More broadly, in an era of performative social media dunking and tribalism run amok, the Chopper offers a lighthearted way to demonstrate that you actually understand the viewpoints of people on both sides of an issue. If the Distracted Boyfriend meme captivated us with its stark simplicity, then the American Chopper more than makes up for its aesthetic shortcomings with its ability to present complicated ideas. Its popularity speaks in part to the fickle nature of mass taste. Me talking to my cat 5 times a day /XldODAfqAg- mothma'am April 4, 2018

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