WHO IS QUANDALE DINGLE?

  

WHO IS QUANDALE DINGLE?
According the Know the Meme. Quandale Dingle, a senior football play at a New Jersey high school.

He is part of Pennsauken Football. This is Pennsauken High School's official football team. It is located in Pennsauken Township.

At the end of 2021, the internet made the boy famous when it showed him in a clip of Millville Thunderbolts playing. The Millville Thunderbolts video clip was uploaded to YouTube.

He was wearing the number 25, shirt. He was famous for his hilarious name, Quandale Dingle.

WHO IS QUANDALE DINGLE?
According the Know the Meme Quandale Dingle, a senior football player at New Jersey's high school.

He is part of Pennsauken Football. This is Pennsauken High School's official football team. It is located in Pennsauken Township.

At the end of 2021, the boy became famous online when people saw him in a clip from a match against Millville Thunderbolts. The Millville Thunderbolts video clip was uploaded to YouTube.

He was wearing the number 25, shirt. He was famous for his hilarious name, Quandale Dingle.

HE QUICKLY BECAME AN INTERNET MEME
His name quickly became a snitcher and the internet was full of hilarious memes about him.

It is not clear if the actor is conscious of his role in the internet's most popular memes of 2021 and 2022. He's not responding to attention.

Get to Know Your Meme revealed that his internet fame began on the 13th September 2021 when @asapfeet, a TikTok user, shared a video of the login screen for Windows from Quandale Dingle.

The blogger also added a black text box to the photo's top that read "who tf silly a** name bruh?". The blog post received more than 18,600 hits in 6 months.

Soon, the meme went viral on Twitter and people started creating other Quandale Dingle-themed memes. His name was still in use by 2022.

INTERNET HOAX SAYS HE IS DEAD
August 2022 is the month.

These claims are totally false and there is no evidence to support that he has died. No one knows the identity of Quandale.

Although he doesn't appear to have any public social media accounts, there are many tributes to him on the internet.

One user on TikTok posted fake news reports reading "Quandale Dingle killed" with a series of tearful videos.

A user shared a photo of Quandale Dingle, the immortal, with a halo around his corpse and posted: "RIP

"We all love you Quandale," an anonymous third party said to a third party while drawing a picture of him to remember his memory.

RapTV Parodies
TikToker @seggs.guy uploaded an online video on February 12, 2022 in which he imitated a RapTV feednews story about Quandale Dingle. He used the image Twitter (11@ayedocc) users @ayedocc to sit on a set steps with disfigured hands and heads to portray Quandale. The video gained over 26,000 views in a matter of one month (shown below).

The meme gained more popularity throughout the month. TikToker @obitra posted a meme very similar to this on February 14th. It gained over 300,000 views in just two months. (See the following). The same TikToker uploaded another edit on February 22 using a picture of NBA rapper Youngboy that had a disfigured nose, and a distorted Quandale. This meme received over 58,000 views in a week (shown below).

Continued Spread
The images of @ayedocc with the head that was disfigured and NBA Youngboy were the most popular depictions of Quandale Dingle. This prompted more TikTok photos to be posted on Instagram and Twitter. The photo was shared by #epicbagelTikTok (99.9 Twitter) on February 23, 2022. It received over 30 likes in six days. A tweet was posted by @classicyeter on February 25th, Twitter [10user]. @classicyeter published @classicyeter a Hood Network parody posting using the Youngboy image (shown above).

TikToker [14] @fitnesscf uploaded a series of videos on the 6th March. These include clips of the Quandale and a sequence of DMs that he and a Quandale impersonator. The videos have received more than 48,000 to 66,000 views each day (shown below). It is not clear if the authenticity and legitimacy of Quandale videos have been confirmed.

Quandale Dingle Know Your Meme TikTok Sound
The Know Your Meme TikTok ([17] account published an explanation video on March 4, 2022. It was based upon the Quandale Dingle meme. The video was viewed 381,200 times and received 2 million views over three weeks.

The video was viewed by TikTokers, who then used KYM Editor in Chief Don Caldwell's voice and created humorous videos using the audio. TikToker [18] Pyroted was the first to create a clip featuring Rick Ross riding a camel. It also included other image macros, which received around 75,200 views and 12,900 views within three weeks (shown below). Other hotfurrysecks similar to TikToker19[19] also created their own videos using the sound. These videos earned around 3,600 likes, 16,300 plays and were shared below.

Quandale Dingle Voice / It's Quandale Dingle Here
The TikToker Instagram account @ticklemytip and Instagram 20th March 2022 @ticklemytipp deleted the Instagram video. It featured hilarious memes, posing as Quandale Dingle, and made an Instagram video. It's Quandale Dingle Here. I have been charged with assaulting officers, grand theft, and declaring war on Italy. On the 28th March, I will be released from prison. "I'll be free on the 28th of March." The original audio is still available through TikTok 2121. It was played over 13,000 times prior to the 14th April. The sound was uploaded to YouTube by Monkeu Lover on March 26, and set to random clips. These videos have been viewed over 800,000 times in three months. (See the video below).

Ticklemytip posts videos to provide lore about his Quandale Dingle character until his account was removed from TikTok. He created a new TikTok account (22account) on April 7, and named it @ticklemycheek. Within a week, he posted four videos featuring the voice. He often played Quandale Dingle while other times a different character with funny names. A short video he posted on Instagram [2323] that featured the voice he used to portray his character Albert Fingernoodle, gained more than 27,000 views in one day (shown below).

On April 10, YouTuber [24(24.4) Hillary Shoebottom shared a selection of her videos with the voice "full quandale digle lore", which received more than 27,000 views in four days (shown below).