Dramatic Chipmunk - Meme Button
Dramatic Chipmunk Meme Button
Dramatize all your experiences with the new button that we bring you exclusively: Dun Dun Dun Meme Button! The magnificent Dramatic Squirrel will accompany you wherever you go to troll!
What does this application include?
- An interactive and funny button to activate the meme
- The audio or sound effect of Dun duun duuun
- A simple, modern and beautiful and ridiculous design with which to have the best experience meme
About this meme
Dramatic Chipmunk or Dramatic Prairie Dog, is a viral and comic internet video. It is a five-second clip of the squirrel turning its head while the camera is approaching and a dramatic music is playing.
DUN DUN is an onomatopoeia of the dramatic sound a mallet. It is often used as a text response to simulate or emphasize a event slightly dramatic. To a lesser extent, it has been used in response to any reference to the television program.
Dun Dun Dun is used immediately after a shock disclosure, in the style of a 1940 or 50 movie, although the dramatic sound is also generally used in films that symbolize that something bad happened or is about to happen or as an annoying but extremely entertaining exclamation.
Dramatize all your experiences with the new button that we bring you exclusively: Dun Dun Dun Meme Button! The magnificent Dramatic Squirrel will accompany you wherever you go to troll!
What does this application include?
- An interactive and funny button to activate the meme
- The audio or sound effect of Dun duun duuun
- A simple, modern and beautiful and ridiculous design with which to have the best experience meme
About this meme
Dramatic Chipmunk or Dramatic Prairie Dog, is a viral and comic internet video. It is a five-second clip of the squirrel turning its head while the camera is approaching and a dramatic music is playing.
DUN DUN is an onomatopoeia of the dramatic sound a mallet. It is often used as a text response to simulate or emphasize a event slightly dramatic. To a lesser extent, it has been used in response to any reference to the television program.
Dun Dun Dun is used immediately after a shock disclosure, in the style of a 1940 or 50 movie, although the dramatic sound is also generally used in films that symbolize that something bad happened or is about to happen or as an annoying but extremely entertaining exclamation.
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