'All Right Then, Keep Your Secrets' isn't as extremely popular as it was in the summer of 2018, but it's still fairly common and it can be seen pretty regularly on Reddit, 4chan, and Twitter. Outside of the format, the image itself can be used, primarily as a reaction image to any situation that may arise within social media spheres. The image is usually paired with some other text, in order to be used as a humorous response within an anecdote where information is either actually withheld or perceived to be withheld. It was spread on Twitter, where it also proved to be popular.įrom there, Reddit users spread memes using this meme on various subreddits, allowing for a few of the images to actually hit the homepage of Reddit! The first use of it on Reddit bore the caption 'When you ask a girl for her number at the bar and she tells you to go away', seen here.

The female-fronted, all POC band is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about pop punk. The format proved popular, and so, as many of our favorite viral images are, was stolen immediately. Keep Your Secrets is a high-energy pop punk powerhouse from DC. From there, a meme made of it - seen here - was made and spread rapidly on Facebook. The entire scene in which Frodo says the quote had been on YouTube for quite some time, but in mid-2017 the quote itself was isolated and posted. Keep your secrets.' It's worth noting that the film came out in 2001, but the viral sensation didn't start until June 2018! Crafted in a daring and immersive literary form, My Body Keeps Your Secrets is a necessary, elegant and empathetic work that further establishes Lucias. It shows Frodo smiling ominously at something outside of the capture of the image, with the caption 'All right, then.

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