Dat Boi, by comparison, has never been co-opted for hate speech. He joins the pantheon of timeless frog memes alongside “Kermit sipping tea,” as an emblem of enduring hope and calm.

“Dat Boi” is, of course, a unicycling frog. He is the central figure in a new and spectacularly impenetrable meme: Is it possible to explain Dat Boi? Step 1: You see the frog, who is “Dat ...

Obviously, I first saw the signs during the height of Dat Boi. “There are a lot of memes about frogs, huh?” I asked my editor. “That’s a thing, right?” He said I was the fourth writer to ...

Frogs have a long history online, and famous frogs like Pepe, Kermit, or "dat boi" have gone through relentless meme cycles. Now, however, frog content is generally wholesome and in many cases ...

But none of these memes have anything on the latest internet phenomenon — one that’s literally described as a frog riding a unicycle. Here come dat boi. (O shit waddup!) At first glance ...

If you’ve spent much time on the internet in the last few weeks, you’ve probably encountered Dat Boi. The Boi in question is a unicycling frog, sometimes in GIF form, sometimes static, usually ...

So when her boyfriend promposed to her — an endearing portmanteau of proposal and prom — he used a tenderly crafted dat boi meme, that ubiquitous cartoon frog on a unicycle. "here come dat boi!!!!

In the end, the group instituted a blanket ban on dat boi memes. The unicycling frog lives on everywhere else on the internet, but his reign over Post Aesthetics is no more.

5. Dat Boi: Ever looked at a frog and thought to yourself "You know what? That would look hilarious on a unicycle"? Well neither have I, but memes work in mysterious ways. Dat Boi is, well ...

Frogs are the internet’s low-key MVPs—always hopping into memes, vibing on lily pads, and somehow stealing the show with minimal effort. Whether they’re looking incredibly relatable ...

If you're at UC Berkeley next year, you'll be able to take some one-of-a-kind classes, including MEME 10: "Pepe, Dat Boi, and Kermit: Frogs as a Symbol of Vulnerability" and MEME 20: "aN ...