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A red ice containment breach, garnering over 5,100 upvotes in two years (shown below). On March 21st, YouTuber[6] Glenn Leroi posted an original song based on SCP-009, garnering over 622,000 views in two years (shown below, left). On November 12th, YouTuber[7] SCP Explained posted an animated video explaining SCP-009 and its history, garnering over 675,000 views in two years (shown below, right). On October 12th, 2023, u/Devil_Fister_69420 posted a meme to /r/memes[8] seemingly referencing the red ice SCP, garnering over 7,200 upvotes in a day (shown below). Various Examples Search Interest External ReferencesPinRelated Entries9totalRecent Images10totalRecent Videos2total Sign up for our Newsletter Load 4 CommentsThis submission is currently being researched & evaluated!You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation.AboutSCP-009 also known as Red Ice is an SCP Foundation object resembling red ice that assimilates water into its mass, essentially taking over any aqueous solution and turning it into more red ice, including humans, who are frozen from the inside out if they come in contact with the red ice. SCP-009 was first added to the SCP Foundation wiki in December 2009 and became increasingly popular throughout the 2010s and 2020s, inspiring memes, creepypasta stories, fan art and other content online.OriginSCP-009 was added to the SCP Foundation wiki[1] by user Chameleon X on December 26th, 2009. The entry describes SCP-009 as a Euclid-class object that takes on a liquid state between -100°C and 0°C, a gaseous state below -100°C and a solid state above 0°C. SCP-009 is said to take on a red color when in large quantities and, in any of its three states, takes over concentrations of water that it comes into contact with. This includes human beings due to the high percentage of water that makes up the human body. SCP-009 also has pages on the scponecanonproject Fandom[2] page and the-scp.foundation.[3] According to the lore, SCP-009 was discovered in Alaska by a team of seal hunters, who were killed after making contact with the substance.A team of seal-hunters in Alaska, United States of America became infected with SCP-009, but due to the low ambient temperature of their surroundings the freezing process was slowed and so total conversion of the water inside their bodies was extended by 14 hours, with the hunters remaining conscious for some portion of the process. Members of the native ████ Tribe found the wreckage of the

You might not know Viggle AI, but you’ve likely seen the viral memes it created. The Canadian AI startup is responsible for dozens of videos remixing the rapper Lil Yachty bouncing onstage at a summer music festival. In one video, Lil Yachty is replaced by Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker. In another, Jesus seemed to be hyping the crowd up. Users made countless versions of this video, but one AI startup was fueling the memes. And Viggle’s CEO says YouTube videos fuel its AI models.Viggle trained a 3D-video foundation model, JST-1, to have a “genuine understanding of physics,” as the company claims in its press release. Viggle CEO Hang Chu says the key difference between Viggle and other AI video models is that Viggle allows users to specify the motion they want characters to take on. Other AI video models will often create unrealistic character motions that don’t abide by the laws of physics, but Chu claims Viggle’s models are different.“We are essentially building a new type of graphics engine, but purely with neural networks,” said Chu in an interview. “The model itself is quite different from existing video generators, which are mainly pixel based, and don’t really understand structure and properties of physics. Our model is designed to have such understanding, and that’s why it’s been significantly better in terms of controllability and efficiency of generation.”To create the video of the Joker as Lil Yachty, for instance, just upload the original video (Lil Yachty dancing onstage) and an image of the character (the Joker) to take on that motion. Alternatively, users can upload images of characters alongside text prompts with instructions on how to animate them. As a third option, Viggle allows users to create animated characters from scratch with text prompts alone.But the memes are only a small percent of Viggle’s users; Chu says the model has seen wide adoption as a visualization tool for creatives. The videos are far from perfect — they’re shaky and the faces are expressionless — but Chu says it’s proven effective for filmmakers, animators and video game designers to turn their ideas into something

POM: The most meme-tastic currency of Memeland! In the whimsical realm of Memeland, a colorful land where humor reigned supreme, the inhabitants were facing a pressing issue. The citizens of Memeland, including Shiba, Doge, and Floki, were in a constant uproar, each faction advocating for their meme coin to become the official currency.Shiba argued that its loyal following and playful nature made it the perfect choice. Doge, with its iconic “such wow” charm and universal appeal, seemed like a strong contender. Floki, fierce and bold, believed its adventurous spirit was what Memeland needed. The debates were endless, and the laughter was loud, but no consensus could be reached.In the midst of this chaos, the wise and revered King Pepe, known for his calm demeanor and iconic “feels good man” expression, decided it was time to bring unity to Memeland. He summoned all the meme factions to the grand Meme Palace for a crucial decision.King Pepe addressed the crowd with his signature serene smile. “Memeland thrives on humor and unity,” he began. “To continue spreading joy, we need a single currency that embodies the essence of all memes.” After much consideration, King Pepe announced the creation of POM – the meme-tastic currency of Memeland. “POM,” he declared, “stands for the Power of Memes. It represents our collective creativity, laughter, and unity. By adopting POM, we honor the spirit of every meme and ensure that Memeland remains a land of endless fun.’’ POM Leads the Charge: Saving Our Frogs While Others Cash in on Pepe. TOKENOMICS Total supply : 420,420,420 Tax 1/1 on Buy/Sellsfor marketing and donation’s for SAVE THE FROGS! Foundation

Submission 3,909Part of a series onSCP Foundation.[View Related Entries] NavigationAbout • Origin • Spread • Various Examples • Search Interest • External References • Recent Images • Recent VideosAboutSCP-009 also known as Red Ice is an SCP Foundation object resembling red ice that assimilates water into its mass, essentially taking over any aqueous solution and turning it into more red ice, including humans, who are frozen from the inside out if they come in contact with the red ice. SCP-009 was first added to the SCP Foundation wiki in December 2009 and became increasingly popular throughout the 2010s and 2020s, inspiring memes, creepypasta stories, fan art and other content online. OriginSCP-009 was added to the SCP Foundation wiki[1] by user Chameleon X on December 26th, 2009. The entry describes SCP-009 as a Euclid-class object that takes on a liquid state between -100°C and 0°C, a gaseous state below -100°C and a solid state above 0°C. SCP-009 is said to take on a red color when in large quantities and, in any of its three states, takes over concentrations of water that it comes into contact with. This includes human beings due to the high percentage of water that makes up the human body. SCP-009 also has pages on the scponecanonproject Fandom[2] page and the-scp.foundation.[3] According to the lore, SCP-009 was discovered in Alaska by a team of seal hunters, who were killed after making contact with the substance.A team of seal-hunters in Alaska, United States of America became infected with SCP-009, but due to the low ambient temperature of their surroundings the freezing process was slowed and so total conversion of the water inside their bodies was extended by 14 hours, with the hunters remaining conscious for some portion of the process. Members of the native ████ Tribe found the wreckage of the hunters' ship carrying their mangled corpses ██ kilometers from the tribe's village. Word of the tribe's discovery reached the SCP Foundation, who sent agents to recover SCP-009 on 11/05/19██. SpreadSCP-009 became the subject of fan content over the following years. For example, on August 15th, 2017, DeviantArt[4] user dekades8 posted artwork depicting people killed by SCP-009, garnering over 30,000 views in six years (shown below, left). On April 14th, 2018, DeviantArt[5] user GamingHedgehog posted artwork that gained over 15,000 views in five years (shown below, right). On January 24th, 2021, Redditor u/PeeteIsAcUtie posted artwork to /r/SCP9[9] depicting