Unfortunately, the famous dog is likely reaching the end of ... in favor of a new online overlord. The grammar of doge-speak emerged. Much wow. Very amaze. There were (and continue to be) spinoff ...

Kabosu, a Shiba Inu who helped popularize the “doge” meme and whose face is emblazoned upon the cryptocurrency Dogecoin, died ...

Around the same time, the “doge” meme format was taking root, with people pairing goofy dog pictures with off-kilter comic sans text, like “much wow” or “very pet.” (The actual term ...

Kabosu, the shiba inu dog whose quizzical expression ... launched an advertising campaign using the doge meme, with captions such as "such cheap," "many summer" and "wow." So proud is Sakura ...

The doge meme dog died peacefully by her owner’s side ... This was nearly always capped with a single, lowercase “wow.” The word “Doge” first appeared on June 24, 2005 on Homestar ...

The internet-famous dog whose quizzical expression inspired the ‘doge’ meme is very sick with ... in broken English with phrases such as “wow,” “so scare,” and “much respect ...

They picked silly slogans like “wow much coin” and used the doge meme of Kabosu as the coin’s mascot. A dog ending up as a crypto icon was an accident—stemming from the power of the ...

Sato told me that the dog, who’d been rescued from ... I now cringe remembering that my friends would use Doge vocabulary aloud, saying “much wow” and the like, during the same peak ...

Kabosu, the Japanese shiba inu who inspired the iconic “doge ... “wow” and “much amaze.” In a 2020 interview with Know Your Meme, Sato said she was “very surprised” to see her dog ...

The face of one of the defining memes of the 2010s, the doge meme, died on Friday ... she loves being photographed.” Wow. Much perfect, very missed. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed ...