Meme Roger Sumatra. Sumber: Pinterest
Explanation of the Roger Sumatra Meme That is Said to be Related to MLBB
The Roger Sumatra meme has rocked the social media world, such as Facebook, X, Instagram, until TikTok. However, many people think that this meme is related to the hero in Mobile Legends (ML) named roger.
However, some people also think that this meme actually has nothing to do with the moba game. According to them, the Roger Sumatra meme is just a metaphor for someone who is experiencing sadness.
Through this article, you will find a complete explanation of the Roger Sumatera meme. Let's read it to the end!
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Basically, this meme only contains a slideshow video consisting of several portraits of a wolf in unusual poses, such as sitting while lamenting the sun, riding a motorbike, or looking in the mirror.
Accompanied by the song entitled "Tiara" which was popularized by Raffa Affar, Roger Sumatra is widely used to represent the sadness and confusion of its uploaders.
Quoting from various sources, there are several versions that reveal the origin of this legendary meme.
First, a Facebook account owner named “Roger Sumatra” had uploaded a video of a wolf accompanied by the song “Tiara”. Not long after, the upload went viral and became a trend to represent netizens' anxiety.
Furthermore, there are also those who say that Roger Sumatera is one of the memes to mock the defeat of the eSports team. Dota 2 from Indonesia named Boom Esports in the tournament.
Initially, a Facebook user named Uoh Paksa uploaded a post of a sad wolf with the caption "BOOM, he's been slaughtered, his luck quota has run out, awkawkokak".
After further investigation, it turns out that the image of a sad wolf represents the Boom Esports logo, which also uses a wolf.
Di lain sisi, banyak juga yang mengatakan bahwa meme Roger Sumatra juga ada kaitannya dengan hero yang ada di Mobile Legends bernama Roger.
If we pay attention, the visual of the Roger Sumatra meme also has similarities with the hero Roger, where the hero has the ability to transform into a wolf.
In fact, some players in Mobile Legends also mocked Roger users who played carelessly by calling them Sumatran Rogers.
Of course, this confirms that the meme is also related to the Mobile Legends game.
Due to the large amount of conflicting information, netizens on social media still often debate the authenticity of the origins of this meme.
However, most of them still stick to their position. They said that this meme did come from a Facebook account named Roger Sumatra.
On the other hand, there are also those who argue that this legendary meme has nothing to do with esports, either in the scope of Mobile Legends or Dota 2.
However, the virality of this meme on social media continues to skyrocket. Some people only use this meme to represent their sadness and confusion.
Meanwhile, there are also those who upload this meme with the aim of enlivening and entertaining their audience.
Besides all that, memes are indeed intentionally made only as a means of entertainment. Although sometimes containing offensive content, most memes on social media only display parody elements for fun.
Berikut beberapa fakta menarik dari Roger Sumatra:
Meme Roger Sumatera merupakan sebuah meme lagu yang mengeluarkan video dengan manusia serigala yang mencari sebuah cinta. Jadi bukan tentang orang-orang yang bernama Roger yang sedang ada di Sumatera.
Meme ini dimulai dari cerita yang ada di lagu berjudul “Tiara”, lalu muncul beberapa slide show dari gambar manusia serigala. Nah untuk lagunya sendiri memang menggambarkan seorang yang sedang jatuh cinta, tapi dia tidak ingin pasangannya melihat ia di penjara.
Meme ini memiliki nama Roger Sumatera karena banyak orang yang membuatnya hingga meme tersebut diberi julukan sebagai Roger Sumatra. Julukan tersebut hingga pada akhirnya menjadi ramai dan viral, bahkan membuat banyak orang yang dari yang tidak tahu menjadi tahu.
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That's the explanation about Roger Sumatra which recently went viral. That way, you can spread this meme to your friends just for entertainment.
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