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Coffin Dance / Dancing Pallbearers
Coffin Dance, also known as Dancing Pallbearers or Dancing Coffin, refers to several videos showing Ghanian pallbearers dancing while they are carrying a c
knowyourmeme.com
If you scroll down on coffin meme pages you see people say this is appropriating Ghanian culture (well they just say African because they didn't bother to read).
And people call them snowflakes.
This is useful to us because:
1) it shows that SJWism is a double standard. It's what I find offensive, not what you do.
2) It shows that memes are the spilling of the truth by normal people, who are okay with offensive stuff like death and mockery so long as it's funny and made skillfully.
3) It shows people's true colours as assholes, when simply expressing disgust, shock, or disbelief, is seen as an attack or as entitlement.
For comparison, imagine trying to white knight for a girl against an incel in real life, you would be seen as an opportunistic bastard at best and a rapist at worst.
Also, people can't research for shit. First page, Google results, the tradition doesn't even come from fucking Africa:
Tracing the ‘Coffin Dance’ Meme Music’s Path From Russia to Ghana to the World
The "Coffin Dance" meme music originated in Russia, traveled to Ghana then went viral globally as the unlikely soundtrack to a pandemic.
variety.com
