"I think it's incredible that Snapchat users are finding new ways to have fun with the app's native features," he said. Jason Wong, a 19-year-old marketer who specializes in Tumblr, said he was disappointed the trend hadn't hit his own timeline yet. "I've never seen anyone share one of those things from Discover." A marketing stunt? "Publishers try to get you to do this stuff all the time, but adoption of that has been pretty low," Rashid said. "I did the screenshot dab thing last week personally because I'm a child and easily amused," said Anis Rashid, a 26-year-old in New York City.Ībout five or six friends of his friends participated in the dab chain right away, and Rashid said this is the biggest screenshot game he's seen on Snapchat and the only one he's seen that has used Bitmoji. In a conversation over Snapchat, he said someone had sent him the dab screenshot a few days ago he decided to participate mainly because it looked like fun and was simple to do. Justin Kan, a 34-year-old entrepreneur and one of Silicon Valley's biggest Snapchat stars, also joined in.
You can add your Bitmoji right away, it doesn't take an hour," she said.Įven Snapchat celebrities are participating. I also think it grew fast because it's so easy to do. "At first, I thought the chain was just within my friend group, but it turned out to be huge. It makes you feel like you're doing a project with a lot of people." Since it's a collective effort, and so you want to keep it going. "Like they're total strangers but you're participating in this big ongoing event. "It sort of connects you with people you don't know," Yuan said. "I had a feeling this meme would go viral, but I had no idea it would be so immediate." "It connects you with people you don't know"Īnnie Yuan, a 22-year-old from Berkeley, California, who also participated in the dab chain, said the reason she thinks it's going viral is because it feels like everyone is collectively building something. "It was both hilarious and mind-blowing that my dab came back so quickly in the span of two hours or so," Zhong said. Tiffany Zhong, a 20-year-old tech entrepreneur in the Bay Area, said so many people had participated in her network that she eventually saw her own dab boomerang back to her, with four degrees of separation. "I just wish there was a way to see the total number of people on it, though, because after a point it looks like infinity," he added. "I wanted everyone to join in and I got excited when I got a notification that a friend screenshotted my dab."
"I thought it was funny how viral it was getting," he said.
He said that after he saw it on Snapchat it began to appear everywhere for him on Twitter and Instagram Explore. Andre Tacuyan, a 23-year-old in the Bay Area, said he first saw it on friends' stories and thought it was hilarious.
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