Decoding the ‘Landshark Ayahuasca and Copypasta’ Meme

Lately, the internet has been flooded with hilarious 'Landshark Ayahuasca and Copypasta' memes, and netizens seem very intrigued by this new format. The meme follows the footsteps of a bizarre post as social media comics flex their creativity with modified versions.

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Setting the Context

The Ayahuasca copypasta is widely being used to convey a basic message with extravagant terms. The trend follows a particular pattern and subtly mocks those who exaggerate their experiences and opinions, even when no one is going to buy them.

Netizens have joined the trend to present simple, relatable opinions with a quirky and dry delivery. The purpose of the meme goes beyond just making the audience laugh. It aims to make the users think and even overthink to decode its implications.

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Origin of the Meme

The original post was made by a popular X critic and memer, LandsharkRides. The original post, written with complex terminologies, was a response to a TikTok user's rants. The response mimicked the woman's claims of trying the hallucinating psychedelics and going into a trance for 40 days.

Many felt that she was bluffing and that hallucinations cannot physically last long. Landshark posted the sarcastic narrative of their perception, resonating with the TikToker's claims. Except they were mocking her.

Fans understood the assignment and hopped into the trend to share their personal views.

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Variations of the Landshark Ayahuasca and Copypasta memes

"Hormonal Birth Control is insane..." (via @OneFineJay/X)

The moral policing regarding birth control has been pretty much active on social media in the last few years. As the pro-lives and pro-choices argue, the copypasta hilariously highlights a satire.

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"Agahuasca post is insane..." (via @slurplebrained/X)

The Landshark Ayahuasca post has spread like wildfire. The X-users pulled a sleek UNO reverse on the absurd original post by modifying it in reference to the 'trendsetter.' Maybe Landshark would realize that not only did he get likes, but he also became an overnight meme sensation.

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"The Internet is Insane..." (via @jaysquaredclub/X)

The internet can do wonders, from sending an email to uniting netizens with Ayahuasca copypasta. But, we often fail to harness its potential; rather, we limit the possibilities of sending work emails.

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"Sideways is Insane..." (via @SC0NTI0/X)

Let's agree with the boomers on this one: moving walkways is one of the most unnecessary inventions. Let's be real, nobody is actually getting to the gate faster via those, and in fact, end up taking more time.

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"Eggnog is Insane..." (via @frogmenesbeta/X)

How many of you are fond of eggnogs? These cocktails are regarded as one of the most delightful drinks of all time. However, many use Christmas as an excuse to enjoy the drink. Again, who needs an excuse to get drunk?

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As the 'Landshark Ayahuasca and Copypasta' meme continued to gain momentum, many social media users expressed their annoyance. They feel that repeated usage has taken away the humor points, and it is monotonous at this point. Some also felt that the trend has given an opportunity for the normies to 'be funny' for once. Anyway, it was one of the most amusing and well-thought memes that surfaced in 2023.