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Who & What is $BIAO? 🐼 Biao is based on the iconic Chinese inspired meme, also known as Biaoqing Panda or 熊猫人表情包 which translates in English to Panda Head. The meme first took the internet by storm in early 2010 on a website called Baozou which host Chinese, black & white crudely drawn webcomics. Fast forward 10 years, Biaoqing memes continued to dominate the meme scene in China, the US equivalent at the time was $WOJAK. In early 2023, users on Twitter started to discover the power behind the iconic Panda meme, the most iconic image that spread widely across social media platforms was the Chinese Panda Wearing an Oxygen Mask. The Panda drawing originates from a still frame image from 'Never Say No To A Panda' TV Commercial. An artist took the still frame image shown below & made the black & white cartoon version. (On the Left 'Never Say No To A Panda' TV Commercial. On the Right Artist's Drawing) People started to think outside of the box & get creative by inserting faces of actors & celebrities. The most well known & famous one being Korean actor Choi Sung-Kook. Once people saw how comical & relatable these memes were, they started to play around with different panda poses as well as adding faces of different celebrities. The Biao meme started to evolve, it quickly became apart of day to day life in the Eastern part of the world through messaging platforms as well as social media. (Choi Sung-Kook Biao Meme) The influence of this meme in the East is truly mind blowing, it is the Biggest Meme of the East for context $PEPE is the Biggest Meme in the West & look at how the little green frog dominates your social media feeds as well as the Crypto meme coin sector. CA: 2ru87k7yAZnDRsnqVpgJYETFgqVApuBcwB2xDb19pump