2025年1月28日 · Chinese Panda Wearing Oxygen Mask, also known as Chinese Panda on Life Support, Chinese Panda In Hospital or Chinese Panda With Oxygen Tank, refers to a Biaoqing Panda reaction image used in Chinese memes that resembles Copium.

2025年1月30日 · Copium is a portmanteau of the words "cope" and "opium" used to describe a fictional drug to help one deal with loss. It is frequently used in a meme featuring Pepe the Frog hooked to an oxygen tank labeled "copium."

2023年3月23日 · American Twitter recently discovered Chinese memes and what might be their version of Wojak characters. What's being referred to as Chinese Panda reaction images look a lot like ancient rage comics. In fact, their history is closely related to …

They get their own animaljak because they're hated by the rest of Canada. Could we get a Chinese reaction image catalogue? I wonder how introducing external species to the Western wojak biome will affect biodiversity. The meta needs this shakeup tbh.

2024年8月7日 · “Copium” is a combination of “cope” and “opium” often used to tell someone that they’re in denial about something. The term was first popularized on the notorious messaging board 4chan in 2019, accompanied by images of popular meme character Pepe the Frog.

2024年9月12日 · Copium is the drug of deceit. A drug that may temporarily ease the burden of life but will do nothing to solve the greater issue at hand, potentially even making things worse in the long term....

2023年5月18日 · On Twitch, copium is a satirical term Twitch streamers use to describe a fake "drug" that someone takes when they lose in a competitive game, such as LoL or CS:GO. When players lose in a match, viewers often say that they need a dose of copium to cope with or rationalize the loss. This may lead to the player:

Defined humorously on platforms like Urban Dictionary, copium signifies the coping mechanism involved in dealing with disappointment, often through self-delusion or justification. This article delves into the origins, usage, and impact of copium in modern communication.

Chinese Panda Reaction Images, also known as Chinese Panda Memes, refers to a series of emoticons, comics and memes shared on Chinese social media sites like WeChat and Douyin that show a cartoon panda with a human face. The panda character is referred to in Chinese as Biaoqing Panda or 熊猫人表情包, which translates in English to Panda Head.

As the day vanishes and the night appears, Wojak looks over. He sees the Sun fading slowly into the horizon. The copium he has been on for the whole day didn...