A new meme is creating a buzz in the world of social media. This all began with just an innocent promotional tweet by Nintendo Europe, advertising fun bowling-related challenges that would be in the forthcoming Nintendo Switch Sports game. But as we all know, on Twitter, nothing is sacrosanct. After Nintendo Europe uploaded the bowling Switch Sports clip on Tuesday, (5 April 2022), a pair of lewd GIFs popped up under the comments or replies section. But they are not just lewd- they are offensive bowling-related GIFs. These GIFs, made by a Blender artist named Wyerframez, are modern interpretations of old-school bowling animations that you would be acquainted with if you have ever been bowling prior.
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Those animations would appear on the screen at the bowling path whenever someone would get a split, strike, spare, or miss the pins. Wyerframez is not unknown with lewd art. A fast scroll via his Twitter account is sufficient to disclose that he has created some highly h*rny GIFs prior to as well and some of them are Nintendo based, too… The Blender artist uploaded his first bowling-related po*n GIF in the month of November 2021.
It is of a bowling ball…uh…ejaculating all over a set of pins to score a strike and at the time of our recent April Fools Day, creator Wyerframez uploaded another h**ny bowling GIF that is why more graphic than the first. The newer bowling animation now has around 81.5k likes on Twitter.
So, when Nintendo uploaded a bowling clip four days after the Twitter post of Wyerframez, it is not surprising that its replies included the GIFs. As a reaction, Nintendo attempted to hide one of them under “Hidden Replies” but it entirely backfired. It is incredibly easy to watch “Hidden Replies” on a Twitter post. There is a “Hidden Replies” icon on the bottom right of the bottom right if an account selects to hide a reply and Nintendo hid just on shedding a spotlight on it even more.
Now, there a many replies to the same two of the bowling GIFs of Wyerframez. There are also replies from the users of Twitter warning everyone else of what might be creeping under “Hidden Replies”. Wyerframez stated, “Ending up on a Nintendo tweet was the last and the final thing I would have expected, particularly considering my…’ daily basis” content…I am sure tons of individuals would be just as surprised (or more) by the stuff I normally produce but is it nowhere close as relatable and re-tweetable. Bowling is extremely relatable and everyone has that experience of watching up at the screen and being confused as shit.”