Twitter Users Mock Joji Fans for Not Knowing About His "Filthy Frank" Identity and Starting a Cancel
Okay-pop fans took to Twitter May 11 after #JojiIsOverParty started trending, seemingly caused by way of a questionable source. Some fans didn't know Joji was also known as "Filthy Frank."
This week, some Joji fans had been surprised to be told that musician George "Joji" Miller used to accomplish below the name "Filthy Frank" for about a decade. But it is not the name of the game identity that fans are greatly surprised via — it is the content material that he produced as Filthy Frank or "Pink Guy." His YouTube channel, which has over seven million subscribers, options videos with extremely repugnant lyrics and display him doing obscene things like eating cake made of human hair. The channel reputedly hasn't been updated for two years.
How did fans find out about Joji's Filthy Frank identity?
Although many of us in fact knew about Joji's past, this all came to light when the hashtag #JojiIsOverParty began trending on Twitter. The motion turns out to had been started by means of Twitter user jinsolbi, and then Okay-pop fans stoked the fireplace. Fans were shook once they learned that the "Gimme Love" singer was once in a position to such gross conduct, including using the "N" phrase in considered one of his Filthy Frank songs (which could be very much not applicable). Others mocked those fans for not knowing. This all resulted in a lovely ridiculous #JojiIsOverParty meme fest.
Joji is Filthy Frank?? Shit subsequent factor you’re gonna tell me Childish Gambino is in reality Donald Glover #jojiisoverparty pic.twitter.com/XfdvHnyJ6f
— Eric Andre (@RickyEvans1096) May 12, 2020#jojiisoverparty
So you’re telling me that y’all dumbasses didn’t know that Joji was Filthy Frank? Bet you assume that those two are other, too. pic.twitter.com/hvanYCeiws
For someone who's known about joji's previous for the previous Four years and being with him through his music journey, how in the true fuck can those other people simply be understanding he was filthy frank, and then attempt to cancel him, it's pure comedy gold #jojiisoverparty #joji pic.twitter.com/0hSSUeG8am
— 𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕣𝕝𝕖𝕤 (@Zephyr_TCG) May 11, 2020One fan identified that persons are missing the point in the back of Filthy Frank, which was once intended to be a parody identity (very similar to, say, Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat). They shared Filthy Frank's YouTube description, which states the next:
"Filthy Frank is the embodiment of everything a person should not be. He is anti-PC, anti-social, and anti-couth. He behaves and reacts excessively to everything expressly to highlight the ridiculousness of racism, misogyny, legalism, injustice, ignorance and other social blights. He also sets an example to show how easy it is in the social media for any zany material to gain traction/followings by simply sharing unsavoury opinions and joking about topics many find offensive.There is no denying that the show is terribly offensive, but this terrible offensiveness is a deliberate and unapologetic parody of the whole social media machine and a reflection of the human microcosm that that social media is. OR MAYBE IM JUST F***ING RETARDED."Imagine not doing research prior to trying to cancel joji. it blows my mind that those individuals are simply learning about this. leaving those out there from George's e-book and the FF channel #jojiisoverparty pic.twitter.com/4CjN36XinK
— lacweal (@lacweal1) May 11, 2020So...Is Joji legitimately offensive, or was once he looking to end up out a social experiment that illustrates how platforms like YouTube flip a blind eye to offensive content in the event that they get the advert revenue bucks? Fans are pretty divided. They additionally identified that jinsolbi, the one that began the Joji cancel gala, is super racist herself. Many Twitter users are coming to Joji's protection and pronouncing this cancel party is past unnecessary.
What we’re not going to do these days is try and cancel Joji #jojiisoverparty pic.twitter.com/ln8KQSkV8Z
— ゴンザレス (@shrmpchips) May 11, 2020Another day, every other cancel party. Was this one price it? You make a decision.
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