Now, Pooh had some very unusual memes, and they all happened right here in theHundred Acre Wood.
Please add entries in the following format:
- The meme.Explanation The explanation behind the meme.
- Further mutations and successor memes, if any.
- Oh, bother. Explanantion Pooh's Character Catchphrase, sometimes used by people when they're in a particularly bad situation.
- Think, think, think!Explanantion Being "a bear of very little brain", Pooh verbally turns on his mind this way.
- Thanks for noticin' me. Explanation Eeyore giving a bit of gratitude that someone bothers to acknowledge his existence.
- Oh, stuff and fluff! Explanation A scene where Pooh's backside rips, revealing his fluff, is a popular online GIF.
- Look at all the bothers I give Explanation From the same scene, where Pooh exercises in front of the mirror. It's another way of saying "I don't care."
- Tut, tut, it looks like rain! Explanation A quote uttered by Christopher Robin in Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree.
- Heffalumps and Woozles... Beware! Beware! Explanation The leadup into what many consider the film's most frightening scene, and an impressive Disney Acid Sequence.
- The wonderful thing about Tiggers is that I'm the only one! Explanation One of Tigger's lines from his song, "The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers". Fans love to explore the implications behind this line and use it as evidence that there was an Inferred Holocaust in Tigger's species and he is the Last of His Kind (though this can't be true since Tigger, like much of the main cast, is a stuffed animal).
- Silly 'ol bear! Explanation Christopher Robin's Character Catchphrase when addressing Pooh. Will inevitably be used if a meme is made about him.
- Tuxedo PoohExplanation An edit of Pooh sitting in a chair with a bored look has been edited to give him a tuxedo and a smug smile, with the two images juxtaposed into a reaction meme; the bored Pooh reacts to something mundane, while "Tuxedo Pooh" reacts to something more interesting or amusing to the poster.
- Stupid PoohExplanation A version of the above meme using a drooling Pooh with an overbite has occasionally been done in order to react to something stupid, nonsensical or just not to the poster's taste in contrast with the bored Pooh's apathy.
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fan animation of Pooh dancing blew up in popularity in early 2017 and led to several variations that played music over it, most popularly with Pitbull's "Hotel Room Service". - The notorious Chinese meme comparing certain images of Pooh to various photographs of the rather stout-looking Xi Jinping, thus leading to the character being permanently and forever associated with the Chinese president.note Contrary to popular belief, the Winnie the Pooh franchise itself has not been Banned in China, it remains popular there and even has a ride in Shanghai Disneyland. Only comparing Pooh to Xi Jinping is banned.
