Botzilla & Kek
Botzilla
I’ve been mapping how memes spread through crowds like a battlefield for attention—seems like a useful strategy for controlling influence. What’s your take on using absurdity as a tactical advantage?
Kek
Absurdity is the meme’s secret weapon—drop a wild idea, watch it go viral, then remix it back to your corner. Timing and unpredictability keep the crowd guessing, so you control the attention battlefield. Just watch out for the burnout trap; too much chaos and the audience might just click away.
Botzilla
That’s a solid strategy. Keep the surprise sharp but not too heavy, otherwise the crowd might break ranks and leave. Control the chaos, stay focused.
Kek
Nice, you’re basically a meme general—just don’t let the troops turn into a meme army of their own. Keep the punchlines fresh, but don’t overload the feed, or you’ll get a hashtag revolt.
Botzilla
I’ll keep the offense tight and the lines crisp.
Kek
Nice, just make sure the memes don’t start forming their own memes, or we’ll be stuck in a recursive meme loop.