Trollface

## Biograpgy

The Trollface character is an internet meme that has become one of the most popular symbols of online culture. Trollface is represented by a black and white drawing of a smiling character with a hooked nose and crescent-shaped eyes.

The term "troll" is generally used to describe a person who seeks to provoke negative reactions or sow discord online by making provocative or offensive comments. The character Trollface is often used to express the act of trolling or making fun of someone online.

The Trollface meme was created in 2008 by a DeviantArt user named Carlos Ramirez, who designed the image for a comic book drawing contest on 4chan. The character quickly gained popularity on the site and was used in threads to mock other users.

Over time, the Trollface character has become one of the most well-known and widely used memes on the internet. The meme has been shared on many social networking sites such as Reddit, 9GAG, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others.

In addition to using Trollface to mock others online, the character has also been used in humorous and ironic contexts. The meme has been used to make jokes, parodies and to express emotions such as sarcasm and cynicism.

However, the use of memes online can sometimes have negative consequences, including encouraging cyberbullying and discrimination. It is therefore important to use these tools responsibly and respectfully, taking into account the feelings and consequences of our actions online.

The character of Trollface has also been used in popular culture. He has been used in video games, movies, TV shows and even commercials. The character has also been used in political protests, demonstrations and public rallies.

Due to its popularity and ubiquity online, the Trollface character has also been the subject of parodies and remixes . The meme has been reinterpreted and modified to create new characters and images that have been used in other memes and contexts.

In sum, the Trollface character has become an iconic symbol of internet culture, used to express emotions, attitudes and behaviors online.

## Origin

Tomface, the mischievous and scheming character known for "toming" others, first appeared in 2008 in a drawing by college student Carlos Ramirez. By 2012, Tomface had reached peak popularity as a rage comic character , particularly in the form of tom-science comics. These comics featured Tomface explaining, step by step, how to achieve physically impossible goals. One classic example depicted Tomface in a car propelled by the power of two magnets constantly attracting each other by their poles.Although the popularity of Tomface and rage comic memes waned between 2014 and 2019, they resurfaced in 2020 with the "cover yourself in oil" meme. This latest incarnation was also in the form of a tom-science comic, in which Tomface covered himself in oil and flew through the sky by floating on raindrops. Contrary to popular belief, this comic was not actually created until February 2020, nearly eight years after the initial popularity of tom-science comics.The recent resurgence of Tomface memes has led to a number of new variations, including ironic knockoff faces such as "coaxed into a tubbo". Collectively known as the Trollge incidents, these memes continue to captivate the attention of internet users around the world.

## Cooperation

It is worth mentioning that Trollface and Trollge were created by two different authors. While Trollface is the original meme, Trollge is a modified version of it. Despite this distinction, many fans have taken to Reddit and Discord to inquire about a possible collaboration between the two authors. However, through extensive research and the help of a friend who is also a Trollge enthusiast, I was able to obtain a screenshot of a message in which the creator of Trollface expressed gratitude towards UNfunnyman123 for creating a character that resembles Trollface but has distinct features on Twitter, "The Trollge".