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@DavisGilmer @silver_ceo I dont even wanna say what I’m imagining with ‘zurfing’ bro 🤣

🚨 THE KILLING ROOM 🚨 $BP TIN 🧵 [1/2] Yesterday, KevinLegend14 posted a before and after photo of his new haircut. This photo has been scrutinized to the max, though I have seen some "tin" that I admittedly rejected at first. That is the idea that Kevin's post was pointing back to his January 29th "Can you introduce me as Buddy?" meme featuring Joaquin Phoenix's "Joker". I still reject it, and further meanings are speculative, but worth considering. Here is the reasoning behind my rejection: Firstly, Kevin's photo featured AI added studio track lights. These are quite distinct from vanity lights on the mirror of the Joker meme. Kevin's posture and body language is also wildly different from Buddy Joker. One is in a dressing room for a Late Night Talk Show, the other a trendy Hair Salon. Generally when Kevin wants to signal a past meme, it is extremely explicit. Secondly, in my "decoding journey" for Kevin and Keith's reviews and memes, I have learned, often the hard way, that context is ALWAYS key. In my early days I would point out superficial and surface connections. Looking at a movie character or theme, sometimes they were dark or menacing... but I thought, "Nah, it's probably not THAT deep..." But it was that deep. This is how I ended up finding countdowns and thinking they meant great news for $BP only to arrive on the Zero day to a VIOLENT shakeout. Ignore the context of the symbols and characters the Gill brothers use at your own peril. So, let's discuss the full context of "Joker" and how Kevin's Buddy Joker post fits in. Our prime understanding should be that Kevin's FAVORITE Joker is Heath Ledger's Joker from "The Dark Knight". Kevin has left clues that he considers Phoenix's "Joker" to be a sort of Temu variant. There's no Batman in the movie. It's sequel is virtually a humiliation ritual as the director was salty that the "chuds" of the alt right identified with the first movie so much. So they made sure to humiliate him in the sequel, even to the point of a rape scene from my understanding... I have not seen the second movie, but I've heard tell it was a terribly written and sadistic musical that no one who liked the first one should watch. Kevin's review identified it as having a role in the Kansas City Shuffle, especially with the Indian Chief and the target. In other words, "Joker" signals a sort of diversion tactic. Now let's consider the context of Kevin's meme: It represented the "1" in a 3-2-1 countdown sequence beginning with "Me, KevinLegend14, & Barking Puppy" signaling 3, then the Gillions meme + the Barking Hicham meme signaling 2, and finally the Buddy Joker followed by the Bat Signal on Friday, January 29th. The very next day, the entire crypto market suffered a devastating crash. $BP was holding up incredibly well... Until the "Big Hack". The narrative was that the OG @BPuppy80020 account got hacked by bad actors pushing a scam $Buddy token [yes, we know it's not the $Buddy of today] that was an obvious rug pull. KevinLegend14 informed us on Instagram that his "last two posts" and his X Bio were not by him. Kevin eventually got his account back and let us know with his "Back in Business, Nice try Sneaky Snakes" post. Kevin renounced the 2 hacked posts on his account. He made it clear that they weren't by him. But something interesting happened... When Kevin got his account back, the first thing he did was change his bio back to his original one. Then, a post: " $BP is the real one." It was deleted after a few minutes, but many of us were savvy enough to take screenshots. Now, think about it: The very night before, Kevin posts a Puppy Temu Joker, "Can you introduce me as Buddy?" And the VERY NEXT day, the fulfillment of the countdown, his account gets "hacked" and a fake $Buddy token is posted... Which provided for a POWERFUL shakeout and the plausible deniability to explicitly claim $BP is the real one. CONTINUE TO PART 2