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Bryson the Zumiez Employee
Bang bang skeet skeet, it’s your boy, Bryson. Now you can get lit as Bryson from YouTube comedian Trevor Wallace’s videos. You might also know him as the “Bang Energy” or “Aint No Laws When You’re Drinkin Claws” guy. The series revolves around the adventures of Bryson, an Zumiez employee who isn’t very subtle about how much he smokes. He makes appearances in other comedy sketches with other Youtubers, namely Cherdleys and Blake Webber. Whether you want an original costume for Halloween or make all your friends laugh, this costume guide is for you.
Homeless Guy Eats Crap
Homeless Guy Eats Crap is a YouTube video that went viral due to the channel Mega64, who turned it into a big inside joke. It got to the point where they even broadcasted it live at E3 2015 during Rooster Teeth’s livestream on the show floor. The short video consists of a homeless man begging for change, and eventually, a man gives him a sack of fudge. The man eats it, only to discover it’s something else. The video lives on in infamy within the Mega64 fanbase, with numerous people attempting to recreate it.
Area 51-Chan
Area 51-Chan is a character created by webtoon Merryweather Comics who is the personification of Area 51. In response to the Storm Area 51 Facebook meme event planned for September 20, 2019, Area 51-Chan will try to convince you that she has no aliens and shouldn’t be raided, and that only idiots believe in aliens.
Mr. Plinkett
Harry S. Plinkett is a senile old man portrayed by Rich Evans and Mike Stoklasa for Redlettermedia, a YouTube film review channel. The character appears in two different continuities. Evans portrays him in Half in the Bag while Stoklasa portrays him (voice only) in Plinkett Reviews. The character achieved massive fame online for his series of reviews for the Star Wars prequels. Evans’ Plinkett is more of a confused and slightly off old man getting his VCR fixed by the Lightning Fast VCR Repair Men while Stoklasa’s is a full on serial killer pervert. Since Stoklasa’s Plinkett never appears on-screen, this guide will be based off of Evans’ version.
Lightning Fast VCR Repairmen
Half in the Bag is a film review series by YouTube channel RedLetterMedia hosted by Mike Stoklasa and Jay Bauman. The series is unique in its sitcom-like production, with a storyline fueling the reviews. In the series, Mike and Jay play two inept VCR repairmen trying to fix Mr. Plinkett’s VCR player.
John Blyth Barrymore in 07/27/1978
John Blyth Barrymore is an American film and television actor. He is known for his role as Zeke in the 1970s television series Kung Fu, but he has gained meme popularity due to his role in the Lasagna Cat video 07/27/1978, where he speaks for an hour in one uninterrupted take analyzing a Garfield comic strip where Garfield steals Jon Arbuckle’s pipe.
Jeff the Killer
Jeff the Killer is a classic meme originating from a creepypasta post in 2008. He is a young boy who, after being badly beaten and burnt, goes insane, cutting his eyelids and mouth and becoming a deranged serial killer. He tells his victims “Go to sleep” before murdering them.
Shadman
Shadman is the Internet persona of illustrator Shaddai Prejean. He runs the website Shadbase, which is infamous for its illustrations of various cartoon/video game characters. He is the subject of various memes and ridicule and his real-life look is the one he features in his Twitch streams. Just him mentioning a beloved character is enough for people all over the Internet to cry “Shadman no!”
Todd and Aaron
Todd and Aaron are Internet personas performed by Rocco Botte and Shawn Chatfield as part of Mega64, a video game-themed comedy group. Todd and Aaron host the annual Game Awards for Mega64, a parody of other game awards where the two use their obnoxious fratboy personalities to satirize the average gaming audience. They were even featured on the VGA’s in 2007 and produced a commercial for it.
Old School Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
It was the year 1994 when former pro wrestler and movie star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson reached peak ’90s fashion, decked out with chain necklace over black turtleneck, gripping a brown leather fanny pack. Don’t forget a pack of tissues so you can keep your turtleneck spotless while leaning casually against various backdrops.
