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In memes, many of these typically appear alongside text expressing insanity and frustration over seeing the character in everyday life.

#Among us sus logo series

Things That Look Like Among Us refers to a series of image macros depicting various objects and images that resemble the crewmate from the video game Among Us. Related Memes Things That Look Like Among Us On July 19th, Redditor u/GranataReddit12 posted a version of the chart to /r/Amogus ranking each row on how weird the characters are (shown below, right). On July 4th, YouTuber Bread Defender posted a video voicing over every Amogus variation from the Twitter post, gaining over 3.3 million views in a month (shown below, left).

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On June 22nd, Twitter user posted a chart including all of these characters plus more, asking users to 'tag themselves' picking which character they are (shown below). On May 18th, 2021, YouTuber Dencher memes posted an Oreo Grammar edit showing a number of custom Amogus character drawings with a voice reading each name into a low-quality microphone, including characters like Amogus, Sugoma, Amogusus and Gugu, gaining over 31,000 views in three months (shown below). On March 22nd, 2021, YouTuber xpstq posted a reversed Amogus meme in which the StoneToss character says 'sugoma,' gaining over 1.8 million views in five months (shown below). It can also replace the word 'sugma' in the Ligma joke format. 'Sugoma' is the word 'Amogus' backward, and is often used in shitposts telling people not to read it backward. In the following week, the format gained a notable presence on Reddit, Facebook and YouTube. The post gained over 16,000 upvotes in four days (shown below, right). On May 7th, Redditor faygoshill posted a meme that referenced Fullmetal Alchemist. For example, on May 6th, Redditor Catwhistle_ posted a history meme that received over 7,700 upvotes in five days (shown below, left). Starting on May 6th, 2021, users in the /r/196 subreddit created a number of cultural reference memes based on the panel. On May 3rd, YouTube user Bread Defender posted a dubbed version of the meme that received over 1.5 million views in one week (shown below).

In the following weeks, the image received viral spread online through multiple reposts for example, an April 25th repost by iFunny user CumMoment received over 23,000 smiles in two weeks. On April 22nd, 2021, Redditor _ceo_of_unfunny posted an edited version of the Amogus panel, redrawing it to reference the exploration of North America and changing the caption to 'Colombus.' The post received 590 upvotes in the /r/amogus subreddit in three weeks (shown below, left). In addition to its use in memes, the catchphrase has been used as an ironic comment on social media. On February 5th, Redditor KindaCringe2 posted a meme that gained over 11,100 upvotes in one week (shown below, right). On January 30th, iFunny user MenesSlavos posted a dub of an earlier meme, with the post gaining over 16,300 smiles in one week (shown below, center).

For example, on January 27th, 2021, Redditor Icerob711 posted a meme that received over 2,300 upvotes in two weeks (shown below, left). Starting in late January 2021, the catchphrase gained notable popularity in ironic meme communities on Reddit, such as /r/ComedyNecrophilia and /r/okbuddyretard, and on iFunny, often being used to replace dialogue lines in various comics and being combined with When The Imposter Is Sus meme. On January 23rd, Redditor AtbBerare posted another version of the meme, gaining over 2,200 upvotes in three weeks (shown below, right). The post received over 8,600 upvotes in /r/ComedyNecrophilia subreddit in one month (shown below). On January 16th, 2021, Redditor Transformers1_480 posted the earliest derivative meme reusing the caption, editing another cartoon by StoneToss. For example, on January 20th, 2021, iFunny user bamboosle posted a cropped version of the meme, gaining over 27,200 smiles in three weeks. In the following weeks, the image received viral spread online.