>>>Has anyone here tried to make a genuine attempt to understand soyjak culture?>>I feel like there genuinely is something to it, as deranged as it all seems they're at the forefront of western internet culture at this point. Of all the groups that

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Chud 01/18/26 (Sun) 23:52:38 №14873233 [Quote]

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>Has anyone here tried to make a genuine attempt to understand soyjak culture?
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>I feel like there genuinely is something to it, as deranged as it all seems they're at the forefront of western internet culture at this point. Of all the groups that splintered off from 4chan over the years they're the only ones that still have dynamism and genuine creative force behind them, and their memes slowly filter into the wider culture (see the recent department of homeland security tweet). They're also the only imageboard still actively carrying out raids and doing major hacks.
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>Yet when I try to look at their website and understand what's going on there I can only tolerate it for a few minutes. They seem to have zero sincerity - it's all a mind meld of insanity/cruelty/ironic detachment, the worst parts of imageboard culture taken to the extreme. A logical conclusion of post-2011 internet trends. It's hard for me to understand why anyone would spend time there.
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>I think they have some weird rules like not making recognizable posts that prevent their website from descending into circlejerks which I find super interesting - some of their spiritual predecessors were brought down by that same nonsense. Their website seems very heavily moderated as well (all images require approval) despite all the apparent insanity.
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>I'm interested to hear what the people here think about them. Maybe I'm too out of touch and exaggerate their role in modern internet, but I'm getting the feeling that they're the 2025 equivalent of early 4chan.