Because so many people want to be the Impostor in Among Us all the time, total Crewmate rosters are rarely filled up, as at least one or two random players will usually disconnect when a game starts. On May 26th, Twitter users and released Among Us Dumpy GIF Maker Java program and Discord bot able to automatically generate Among Us Twerk mosaic images.Another reason Impostors win more than Crewmates in Among Us is that players tend to want to be the Impostor more often, leading to many games where players who get assigned the role of Crewmate simply disconnect at the start and open up a new lobby in order to try again. On May 19th, 2021, tweeted that they created the generator, posting a compilation video of flags and pixel images converted to Among Us Twerk mosaics (shown It's now a thing.
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The post received over 2,000 retweets and 7,500 likes, with Twitter user commenting, "You know what? I should actually make a generator that converts any flag to twerking amogus." On May 13th, 2021, Twitter user made an Among Us Twerk Tuesday post that included a 6 by 12 grid of Among Us crewmates twerking (shown below). On June 10th, 2021, VTuber Lyn Mametchi tweeted a redraw that gained over 74 retweets and 1,000 likes, later posting an updated version (shown below, right).
For example, on April 17th, 2021, Redditor NeonVanta posted a The Binding of Isaac redraw of the GIF that gained over 5,600 upvotes in a month (shown below). For example, on December 27th, 2020, YouTuber My name Limofi posted a video in which the GIF was set to "Money Machine" by 100 gecs, with the video gaining over 212,000 views in five months (shown below, left).įollowing the viral spread of the GIF, it gained limited popularity as a source material for redraws. In late 20, the GIF appeared in multiple Among Us shitposts, including YouTube videos. In the following months, multiple edits of the GIF, as well as other animated GIFs of Among Us crewmates twerking based on YouTube videos inspired by the original GIF, were posted by users on Tenor, primarily with the purpose of further use on Discord (examples shown below). On October 28th, 2020, Tenor user Rikkymanny posted a sped-up version of the GIF to Tenor (shown below). Starting in late October 2020, during the initial period of ironic Among Us shitposting, the GIF gained popularity alongside other Among Us memes such as When the Imposter Is Sus and Among Drip, primarily spread on Discord. Since August 5th, 2021, it has nearly 1,970 views and 440 likes (shown below). ScreechyAurora also uploaded a YouTube video with the Among Us crewmates in a rave party which then cuts to the yellow crewmate twerking.
The GIF, posted on DeviantArt by the same artist, is based on a scene from the 2006 animated film Open Season in which character Boog performs the move towards the same camera angle (shown below, left). #AmongUs #amongusfanart #dummythick /GAkpwGe04S The post (shown below) received over 920 retweets and 3,100 likes in nine months. On September 21st, 2020, Twitter user VAL posted a short GIF of the yellow crewmate from the 2018 video game Among Us twerking.
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