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could so maybe the bounty could be like 1 eth and some higher
also, jacob undersold himself, he makes amazing AI art as well, such as the Higher horse -
Horse Running Past Mountain or 3 Coffees No Lunch is an exploitable image macro meme format and reaction image depicting a horse running through a field past a mountain often accompanied by a variation of the phrasal template "3 coffees no lunch" or "3 beers no dinner," using the horse to describe the feeling associated with the caption. Alternatively, the phrasal template "this is what X feels like" is also used alongside the image. The meme was popularized on sites including X / Twitter and Instagram in early April 2024.
Origin
On April 3rd, 2024, X[9] user @js_horne posted an image with blown-out editing of a horse running past a mountain, garnering over 1,800 likes in two months (shown below, left). The same user minted the image on Zora[10] that day. 2 replies
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more context. crazy idea - what if we commissioned jacob too?
On April 6th, 2024, X[1] user @etofkg posted the same image, writing, "this is what 3 matcha lattes and no food feels like," garnering over 7,100 likes in just under a month (shown below, right). It is unclear from where the image of the horse is sourced.
The meme spread over the following weeks, inspiring new variations. On April 8th, 2024, X[2] user @chiefkeefmidi posted the image under the caption, "this is what being retarded feels like," garnering over 79,000 likes in three weeks (shown below, left).
On the same day, Facebook[3] page It’s 3am and guess what? I’m still crying posted an image macro of the horse reading, "3 coffees no lunch," garnering over 153,000 reactions and 96,000 shares in three weeks (shown below, right). On April 10th, the I be like Facebook[4] page reposted it, garnering over 1,500 reactions and 940 shares in three weeks. 1 reply
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