A poorly animated blue and purple character from the Barbie movie is appearing on everyone’s timelines, no matter if they’re a fan of the franchise or not. The image shows a little guy called Bibble screaming with its arms raised. The original video is even trippier than the image.
The character appears on the Nickelodeon movie Barbie: Mermadia and, despite the fact the majority of internet users are unaware of the Barbie media franchise, this isn’t the first time that characters and moments from the show/movies have found some Internet fame.
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While the Barbie franchise looks like it was animated from a decrepit computer, viewers have commented positively on the writing of the content, claiming that it’s fun and rewarding to watch for kids and adults alike. There were also those Barbie vlogs that went viral, which were surprisingly emotional for a talking doll.
The Bibble meme uses its emphatic little character to remind you of all those embarrassing times when you were little, and passionately sang songs that you didn’t understand.
Panic! at the Disco: “What a beautiful wedding! What a beautiful wedding!” says a bridesmaid to a waiter. “And, yes, but what a shame, what a shame the poor groom’s bride….
13-year old me: IS. A. WHORE. pic.twitter.com/IKZYRmq5CZ
— Sarah McGonagall (@sarahmcgbeauty) August 14, 2018
Linkin Park: I tried so hard and got so far..
10 year old me: BUT IN THE END, IT DOESN’T EVEN MATTER pic.twitter.com/bpODjAwsib
— J O R D A N M A C K A M P A (@JordanMackampa) August 13, 2018
P!ATD – Girl, I was it, look past the sweat, a better love deserving of, exchanging body heat in the passenger seat, no, no, no you know it will always just be me
13 year old me – LETS GET THESE TEEN HEARTS BEATING FASTER, FASTER pic.twitter.com/qM7olPzISw
— pro bowl mvp (@ryne_jones) August 14, 2018
Avril Lavigne: ALL THIS TIME YOU WERE PRETENDING
10 year old me: SO MUCH FOR MY HAPPY ENDING pic.twitter.com/w5cNgFv4M8
— michelle (@mishadoodle) August 12, 2018
Of course, this meme is nothing new or revolutionary. The idea of it has existed for a while, with people using different gifs and images to represent themselves as their emo singing tween version.
hayley williams: when i was younger i saw my daddy cry and curse at the wind
my 14 year old self: pic.twitter.com/jXW8hdSlR5
— maeve ⋆ (@bbiss666) January 28, 2018
“Paris, London, Tokyo
There’s just one thing that I gotta do
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)”
*14 year old me with no girlfriend and a no phone* pic.twitter.com/9mSeA8tQlj— アート (@YourBoyArt) March 5, 2018
eminem: i know im a liar but if she ever tries to fucking leave again imma tie her to the bed and set this house on fire
14 year old me: pic.twitter.com/GJn9pSAQMV— ana c. ??? (@Wicked_Annie) February 27, 2018
What’s cool about the Bibble meme is the fact that everyone decided that that one image of a blue and purple thing was the perfect representation of their embarrassing youth.
