US EditionThis Is What the Famous ‘Lord of the Meme’ Who Surprised the Hungarian Gp Looks Like Today.
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The recent edition of the Hungarian Formula 1 Grand Prix caused an unexpected stir, not precisely because of what happened on the track.The presence of András István Arató known worldwide as the ‘lord of the meme’, became one of the most commented moments of the event.Julio Iglesias also invades the sport: see the best memes with Maradona, CR7 and the F1With 80 years, Arató appeared on the circuit in Budapest, where his figure was immediately re…
An illusory presence cheered Hungary's GP fighters at the end of the week. Andres Arato, known by the meme "rerdo of nervousness", in which he displayed a sharp smile, visited the pilots in the paddock and was hailed as a celebrity. Several runners put on the side of Arato. The newest, such as Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto, of Sauber, and Isaac Hadjar, of Racing Bulls, did not hide the animation when seeing meme in the paddock. Until veteran Ferna…
András Arató, the Hungarian retired whose smiling image is one of the most shared in the history of social media, surprised the pilots during their passage through the Budapest circuit
The Internet is full of memes and the ability of users to generate new jokes is endless.Meme is the minimum unit of communication on the internet: with a single image you can represent many meanings, something similar to what they did in Ancient Egypt with their hieroglyphics.Since the popularization of the Internet, websites like Reddit have served as the base of operations of people who let their imagination fly and create these new forms of l…
András István Arató, better known as the lord of the memes “Hide the Pain Harold”, was surprised to appear on the paddock of the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Hungarian engineer caught the attention of the environment by crossing with several pilots, who did not hesitate to ask him for photos and take selfies with him. You may also be interested: Norris and McLaren dominate the Hungarian Grand Prix Pilots like Lando Norris were visibly excited. On s…
The Asturian pilot has been photographed in the pedock with the greatest reference in the history of this type of graphic humor
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