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KTT – launched around 2010 as a fan forum for Kanye West – and its successor KTT2 (est. 2020) have been hotbeds of internet meme culture in the hip-hop community.

Over the years, KTT users developed countless inside jokes, catchphrases, and viral moments. These memes often arose from humorous incidents on the forum – from fan meltdowns during album leaks to outrageous user posts – and many became integral to the community’s identity. Below is a chronological tour of the most significant KTT/KTT2 memes, their origins, and their cultural impact both within the forums and beyond.

Early KTT Era Memes (Early 2010s)
• “Nas Lost” – This phrase (originating from older hip-hop forums) became a mainstay on KTT to mock bad outcomes or poor decisions, riffing on the idea that legendary rapper Nas perpetually “lost” in comparisons (often referencing his feud with Jay-Z or career moves). KTT users would spam “Nas lost” in debates or joke threads as a shorthand punchline . The meme’s roots trace back to rap message boards where users created “Nas Lost” images of Jay-Z handing Nas an “L” (loss), and KTT carried the torch. Within KTT, it became an inside joke to signify someone taking an L or being outdone. Outside the forum, “Nas lost” permeated hip-hop discussion culture widely, to the point that even newcomers recognize it as a classic internet hip-hop meme.
• Djoats and Take Care (2011) – In a notorious KTT moment, a user named Djoats confessed to masturbating to Drake’s album Take Care – a TMI revelation that instantly turned into a forum meme . Fellow users roasted Djoats for years, referencing this incident whenever Drake’s music or extreme fandom came up. The phrase “Djoats did it first” would jokingly surface if someone was too enthusiastic about an album. Inside KTT, this became a cautionary tale (and running gag) about overzealous stanning. The story even resurfaced years later on Twitter, showing how a niche KTT meme could find a second life on broader social media . It underscores the forum’s early reputation for outrageously passionate fans.
• “Ain’t No Pizza, Get Out” (circa 2013) – This bizarre catchphrase entered KTT lore after an encounter with rapper Wale. As the story goes, a KTT user managed to attend Wale’s after-party (enticed by promises of pizza and drinks), only for Wale to quip, “Ain’t no pizza, get out,” when the fan showed up . The absurdity of being denied pizza by a rapper made the line instantly legendary. KTT members began dropping “ain’t no pizza, get out” in threads for laughs, even if few knew the exact details. The phrase became synonymous with getting kicked out or rejected in a humorous way. It’s fondly remembered as an early KTT catchphrase – one user even cited “Ain’t no pizza. Get out.” as their earliest KTT memory . Culturally within KTT, it united the community through a shared funny anecdote; outside, while not a mainstream meme, it exemplifies the kind of insider humor one could only catch if you were on the forum.
• Channel Orange Pimp Guide (2012) – Not all KTT memes were one-liners; some were elaborate forum posts that took on a life of their own. When Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange album dropped, a KTT user wrote a tongue-in-cheek “pimp guide” – a satirical tutorial on how to use the album’s songs to seduce women . It included outrageous advice like feigning sensitivity during Frank’s songs to impress your girl, with lines like: “awww Frank just want some bootyhole but he can’t, aww… be supportive of Frank and the LGBT movement…unless you got a Republican joint… then that’s your L to take, homeboy” . The Channel Orange Pimp Guide thread became infamous for its humor and creativity, showcasing the mischievous wit of KTT users. Within the forum, quotes from the guide were referenced for years (e.g., “that’s your L to take, homeboy” became a joking retort). The guide even earned mention outside KTT – cited as an example of the forum’s “disturbed beauty” and creativity by outsiders . It highlights how KTT could produce long-form memes (copypasta style stories) that spread within the community.
• “Doing ‘X’ about another man” – By the early 2010s, KTT had popularized a form of calling out obsessive fandom with phrases like “you doing something about another man”. For example, if a user was overly defensive or emotional about a male celebrity, someone might respond: “You really crying about another man?” or “You writing essays about another man’s life”. This meme-format humorously pointed out when stan behavior went too far . The origin is rooted in stan culture: it’s a tongue-in-cheek reminder not to take idol worship too seriously. Within KTT, it became a common clapback whenever fan wars got heated (effectively shaming fans for being “down bad” over an artist). The phrase also spread to other hip-hop circles and social media, because the sentiment – laughing at someone for obsessing over a celebrity – resonated broadly. It remains a lasting piece of internet slang, but KTT was one community that embraced it wholeheartedly as part of its vernacular.

Mid-2010s Memes and Moments (2013–2016)
• “Crine u brad as pitt” – A perfect example of KTT’s intentionally misspelled slang, this phrase is a playful way of saying “crying, you mad as s”* (with a pun comparing “mad” to Brad Pitt). It originated from a user typo or joke – writing “crine” instead of “crying” and “brad as pitt” instead of “mad as s”*. The hilarious phrasing stuck and became an inside joke . KTT members would say “I’m crine” (with an N) to indicate something was so funny it made them cry laughing. “Brad as Pitt” became a joking compliment or sarcastic remark. This meme showcases KTT’s tendency to adopt unique spellings and phrases that outsiders might find baffling. It didn’t spread much beyond the forum, but within KTT it added to the quirky, humorous language shared by users.
• Wiz Khalifa’s “Weed Walk” Rant (2014) – KTT wasn’t just about Kanye – all of hip-hop was fair game for memes. In one legendary thread, a user spent 171 posts ranting about how Wiz Khalifa’s signature stage “weed walk” was corny . The epic rant was so over-the-top that it itself became a meme. In fact, it “spawned its own trap parody” – other users turned the rant’s words into a comedic rap song . This incident is remembered on KTT as a highlight of fan passion tipping into absurdity. Within the forum, quotes from the rant (and the parody song) were referenced whenever Wiz Khalifa or excessive critique came up. The broader internet likely never heard the trap parody, but the tale of a user obsessively dissing a “weed walk” underscored KTT’s culture of going all-in on a joke. It also showed the community’s creativity in flipping a serious post into musical humor. This collaborative memeing (taking a user’s serious content and remixing it) became a part of KTT’s culture of one-upmanship in comedy.
• “Save M e, Mike Dean” (The Life of Pablo era, 2016) – During the chaotic rollout of Kanye’s album The Life of Pablo, KTT fans were frantic for the ever-delayed release. Kanye’s engineer Mike Dean became a semi-mythical savior figure on the forum. Users coined pleas like “Save us, Mike Dean” or “save me Mike Dean” whenever the album updates grew dire – half-jokingly treating him as the one who could rescue the album and the sanity of the fanbase. This meme encapsulates the fervor and frustration of KTT during album release nights. It stayed mostly within KTT (and the Twitter circles of Kanye fans), but it highlights the community’s tendency to create memes out of real-time events (in this case, a collective prayer to a mixing engineer!). The phrase still evokes memories of sleepless nights in KTT’s album threads and is emblematic of how forum members coped with delays through humor.
• Forum Fan-Fiction & Copypasta (mid-2010s) – Another mid-decade meme trend on KTT was the rise of copypasta fan-fiction posts. Users would write absurd, dramatized stories about artists in the studio. A famous example involved Drake and Future recording “Diamonds Dancing”, written in a cinematic narrative style (complete with Drake stepping from the shadows and demanding, “Play that outro back”) . Similarly, a parody story described J. Cole in the studio drinking almond milk while repeating “count it up” like a man possessed – a comedic riff on Cole’s song “ATM” . These long-form memes were posted for laughs and often copied across threads. Phrases like “Yet again, it was another late, sleepless night in Fayetteville…” became instant tells that a humorous copypasta was incoming . Within KTT, these stories (often mocking the artist’s persona or fans’ romanticized vision of them) brought the community together in laughter. They sometimes escaped the forum – excerpts have been shared on Reddit and beyond as examples of fan creativity and humor . They demonstrate how KTT’s meme culture was not limited to one-liners; it also embraced satirical storytelling as a form of meme.

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Weed walk corny is from 2018 not 2014

NGNL

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No way its that recent, really?

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KTT EXCLUSIVE

NGNL

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Im p sure I remember the phrase being around before the song but I could easily be misremembering

bigdíckgirl666

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i asked deepseek and this is what it gave me

kanye​tothe.com (KTT) is a popular forum dedicated to Kanye West and his music, fashion, and cultural impact. Over the years, the community has created countless memes, inside jokes, and iconic moments that have become legendary among Kanye fans. Here are some of the best KTT memes and moments that have defined the forum:

1. "Wavy" 🌊
The term "wavy" became a KTT staple, symbolizing someone who is cool, ahead of the curve, or in tune with Kanye's vibe. It originated from Kanye's tweet: "You wavy dude 🌊." The meme evolved into a way to describe anything or anyone that embodies Kanye's aesthetic or mindset.

Example: "This fit is so wavy 🌊."

2. "Pablo" Era Memes
During the rollout of The Life of Pablo, KTT was in full meme mode. The phrase "Which / One" became a running joke, referencing the album's ever-changing tracklist and Kanye's indecisiveness. Fans would also joke about the album being "still in the oven" or "never dropping."

Example: "Is TLOP dropping tonight? Which / One?"

3. "I Feel Like Pablo" Merch Memes
When Kanye dropped the "I Feel Like Pablo" merch, KTT users roasted the high prices and the minimalist design. The phrase "I Feel Like Broke" became a meme, poking fun at fans who spent hundreds on the merch.

Example: "Just dropped $200 on a white tee. I Feel Like Broke."

4. "Yeezy Season Approaching"
This line from "Facts (Charlie Heat Version)" became a meme on KTT, often used to hype up anything related to Kanye or Yeezy. It was also used ironically to mock overhyped moments.

Example: "Yeezy Season approaching, Walmart clearance sale approaching."

5. "KTT Album Rollout Simulator"
KTT users would parody Kanye's chaotic album rollouts, creating fake tracklists, release dates, and delays. The "KTT Album Rollout Simulator" became a meme, with users joking about Kanye scrapping entire albums or adding last-minute features.

Example: "Kanye just added 6 new tracks and removed the single. Album delayed until 2030."

6. "Kanye Stans vs. Drake Stans"
The eternal rivalry between Kanye and Drake fans on KTT spawned countless memes. KTT users would clown Drake for being "soft" or "corny," while Drake fans would fire back with jokes about Kanye's antics. The memes peaked during the "Pusha T vs. Drake" beef.

Example: "Drake fans when they realize Kanye invented their favorite artist."

7. "Kanye's Tweets"
Kanye's Twitter rants have always been a goldmine for KTT memes. From "BILL COSBY INNOCENT" to "I love you like Kanye loves Kanye," KTT users would turn his tweets into reaction memes or parody them.

Example: "Me when I realize I forgot to charge my phone: 'BILL COSBY INNOCENT.'"

8. "Kanye's Rants"
Kanye's infamous rants, like the Sway in the Morning interview ("I gave that to you!") or the TMZ interview ("Slavery was a choice"), became instant memes on KTT. Users would remix his quotes into absurd or relatable situations.

Example: "Me when my mom says I can't have dessert: 'I gave that to you!'"

9. "KTT Fashion Police"
KTT users are known for their harsh critiques of Kanye's fashion choices, especially during the Yeezy Season shows. Memes like "Kanye dressed like a UPS driver" or "Yeezy Gap Balenciaga looking like a trash bag" became legendary.

Example: "When you show up to the Yeezy show and realize you're wearing the same fit as the janitor."

10. "Kanye's Presidential Run"
Kanye's 2020 presidential campaign was a goldmine for KTT memes. From his rally speeches to his questionable policies, KTT users turned the entire campaign into a meme. The phrase "Kanye 2024" is still used ironically.

Example: "Kanye's platform: Free Yeezys for all, no more fish sticks."

11. "KTT Thread Titles"
KTT is known for its absurd and hilarious thread titles, often referencing Kanye lyrics or pop culture. Titles like "Kanye West is the greatest artist of all time, no cap" or "Drake fans when they realize Kanye invented their favorite artist" became iconic.

Example: "Kanye West is the reason I failed my midterms."

12. "Kanye's Beefs"
Kanye's feuds with other celebrities, like Taylor Swift, Drake, or Wiz Khalifa, were heavily memed on KTT. The "Famous" lyric ("I made that b**** famous") and the "Kim Kardashian vs. Taylor Swift" drama were particularly meme-worthy.

Example: "Me when someone says Taylor Swift is a better artist than Kanye: 'I made that b** famous.'"

13. "KTT Leaks"
KTT is notorious for leaking unreleased Kanye music, and the memes around these leaks are legendary. Users would joke about "Yandhi" never dropping or remixing leaked tracks into absurd memes.

Example: "When you hear a new Kanye leak but realize it's just a 10-second loop."

14. "Kanye's God Complex"
Kanye's self-proclaimed "genius" status and god-like persona have been memed endlessly on KTT. Users would joke about Kanye comparing himself to historical figures or claiming he invented something absurd.

Example: "Kanye invented gravity, change my mind."

15. "KTT Nostalgia"
Older KTT users often reminisce about the "golden days" of the forum, leading to memes about how the site has changed over the years. Phrases like "KTT fell off" or "Bring back old KTT" are common.

Example: "KTT in 2012 vs. KTT in 2023: 'We used to be wavy, now we just salty.'"

KTT memes are a testament to the creativity and humor of Kanye's fanbase. Whether it's roasting Kanye's antics or celebrating his genius, KTT remains a hub for some of the funniest and most iconic memes in hip-hop culture. 🌊

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this version is no good.

Bird Boy

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Wait that’s actually you

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Weed walk corny is from 2018 not 2014

Fries

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That entire section is off, it was a typo of 'weed wall' and it wasn't a rant, but a one-of-a-kind forum error that caused the message to be posted hundreds of times

bigdíckgirl666

3w

i asked deepseek and this is what it gave me

kanye​tothe.com (KTT) is a popular forum dedicated to Kanye West and his music, fashion, and cultural impact. Over the years, the community has created countless memes, inside jokes, and iconic moments that have become legendary among Kanye fans. Here are some of the best KTT memes and moments that have defined the forum:

1. "Wavy" 🌊
The term "wavy" became a KTT staple, symbolizing someone who is cool, ahead of the curve, or in tune with Kanye's vibe. It originated from Kanye's tweet: "You wavy dude 🌊." The meme evolved into a way to describe anything or anyone that embodies Kanye's aesthetic or mindset.

Example: "This fit is so wavy 🌊."

2. "Pablo" Era Memes
During the rollout of The Life of Pablo, KTT was in full meme mode. The phrase "Which / One" became a running joke, referencing the album's ever-changing tracklist and Kanye's indecisiveness. Fans would also joke about the album being "still in the oven" or "never dropping."

Example: "Is TLOP dropping tonight? Which / One?"

3. "I Feel Like Pablo" Merch Memes
When Kanye dropped the "I Feel Like Pablo" merch, KTT users roasted the high prices and the minimalist design. The phrase "I Feel Like Broke" became a meme, poking fun at fans who spent hundreds on the merch.

Example: "Just dropped $200 on a white tee. I Feel Like Broke."

4. "Yeezy Season Approaching"
This line from "Facts (Charlie Heat Version)" became a meme on KTT, often used to hype up anything related to Kanye or Yeezy. It was also used ironically to mock overhyped moments.

Example: "Yeezy Season approaching, Walmart clearance sale approaching."

5. "KTT Album Rollout Simulator"
KTT users would parody Kanye's chaotic album rollouts, creating fake tracklists, release dates, and delays. The "KTT Album Rollout Simulator" became a meme, with users joking about Kanye scrapping entire albums or adding last-minute features.

Example: "Kanye just added 6 new tracks and removed the single. Album delayed until 2030."

6. "Kanye Stans vs. Drake Stans"
The eternal rivalry between Kanye and Drake fans on KTT spawned countless memes. KTT users would clown Drake for being "soft" or "corny," while Drake fans would fire back with jokes about Kanye's antics. The memes peaked during the "Pusha T vs. Drake" beef.

Example: "Drake fans when they realize Kanye invented their favorite artist."

7. "Kanye's Tweets"
Kanye's Twitter rants have always been a goldmine for KTT memes. From "BILL COSBY INNOCENT" to "I love you like Kanye loves Kanye," KTT users would turn his tweets into reaction memes or parody them.

Example: "Me when I realize I forgot to charge my phone: 'BILL COSBY INNOCENT.'"

8. "Kanye's Rants"
Kanye's infamous rants, like the Sway in the Morning interview ("I gave that to you!") or the TMZ interview ("Slavery was a choice"), became instant memes on KTT. Users would remix his quotes into absurd or relatable situations.

Example: "Me when my mom says I can't have dessert: 'I gave that to you!'"

9. "KTT Fashion Police"
KTT users are known for their harsh critiques of Kanye's fashion choices, especially during the Yeezy Season shows. Memes like "Kanye dressed like a UPS driver" or "Yeezy Gap Balenciaga looking like a trash bag" became legendary.

Example: "When you show up to the Yeezy show and realize you're wearing the same fit as the janitor."

10. "Kanye's Presidential Run"
Kanye's 2020 presidential campaign was a goldmine for KTT memes. From his rally speeches to his questionable policies, KTT users turned the entire campaign into a meme. The phrase "Kanye 2024" is still used ironically.

Example: "Kanye's platform: Free Yeezys for all, no more fish sticks."

11. "KTT Thread Titles"
KTT is known for its absurd and hilarious thread titles, often referencing Kanye lyrics or pop culture. Titles like "Kanye West is the greatest artist of all time, no cap" or "Drake fans when they realize Kanye invented their favorite artist" became iconic.

Example: "Kanye West is the reason I failed my midterms."

12. "Kanye's Beefs"
Kanye's feuds with other celebrities, like Taylor Swift, Drake, or Wiz Khalifa, were heavily memed on KTT. The "Famous" lyric ("I made that b**** famous") and the "Kim Kardashian vs. Taylor Swift" drama were particularly meme-worthy.

Example: "Me when someone says Taylor Swift is a better artist than Kanye: 'I made that b** famous.'"

13. "KTT Leaks"
KTT is notorious for leaking unreleased Kanye music, and the memes around these leaks are legendary. Users would joke about "Yandhi" never dropping or remixing leaked tracks into absurd memes.

Example: "When you hear a new Kanye leak but realize it's just a 10-second loop."

14. "Kanye's God Complex"
Kanye's self-proclaimed "genius" status and god-like persona have been memed endlessly on KTT. Users would joke about Kanye comparing himself to historical figures or claiming he invented something absurd.

Example: "Kanye invented gravity, change my mind."

15. "KTT Nostalgia"
Older KTT users often reminisce about the "golden days" of the forum, leading to memes about how the site has changed over the years. Phrases like "KTT fell off" or "Bring back old KTT" are common.

Example: "KTT in 2012 vs. KTT in 2023: 'We used to be wavy, now we just salty.'"

KTT memes are a testament to the creativity and humor of Kanye's fanbase. Whether it's roasting Kanye's antics or celebrating his genius, KTT remains a hub for some of the funniest and most iconic memes in hip-hop culture. 🌊

Windmaster

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Id guess brave or mitch

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No Drdre hates his fans itt
No avi post itt
No Vlunts, Vlunt Bandit, Vlone Mosque, PCP Bandit Bari
Not this ?

FlyHiii

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No alien neck guy in class either

Nute

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Or “shout out KTT..shout out KTT”

Fries

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That entire section is off, it was a typo of 'weed wall' and it wasn't a rant, but a one-of-a-kind forum error that caused the message to be posted hundreds of times

Botney

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only bc mitch was so self important

what is he up to now?