Meme Collection Easter Chick Vinyl Figure #53

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Meme Collection Easter Chick Vinyl Figure #53:

The final meme.

Sculpted in reference to the original dead meme, Easter Chick Meme stands at just under 3-inches tall, painted in a brilliant yellow with a bright orange snout, ready for spring! His eyes have been painted cross-eyed and his arms hang by his sides. A tuff of fur has been etched on his chest. Topping his head sits a cracked part of an egg shell. The exterior of his double-walled window box depicts Easter Chick Meme cracking out of his shell. The interior has been decorated with a beautiful Easter-inspired print. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.

His origin can be traced to a video uploaded by Youtuber Gregzilla on February 20th, 2017. Upon viewing the video, a young artist known only by alias tidiestflyer created a 3D model based off Gregzilla's original depiction. Thus began his meteoric rise to international notoriety, making this one of the fastest growing memes of its generation. By December 2017, it had become a VR phenomenon. Swarms of players using the avatar took over random lobbies, terrorizing innocent users by congregating in groups to ask if anyone "knows the way" or where they could find their elusive "Queen". When angered or concerned for the safety of the Queen, they have been known to exhibit a defensive reflex of spitting in the direction of potential aggressors. The memes favorite film is Who Killed Captain Alex? by director Nabwana Isaac Geoffrey Godfrey. Shot entirely in Uganda, the film is rumored to have been produced using a record budget of only $200.00. Ages 15 and up.