About
The image in question is taken from the animated show “Clone High. “This episode features a replica of teenager John F. Kennedy reacting to a promotional message about raisins made by a man also known as “The Pusher.” The clip rose to fame in September 2020 and was used both as a response and for image macros.
Origin
The Clone High episode “Raisin the Stakes” aired on January 12, 2003. The episode includes Larry Hardcore, aka The Pusher, willing to offer raisins JFK in case raisins are utilized as an ingredient in a drug. Following hearing the pitch of Larry, JFK uses the standard phrase in dialogue.
Spread
The term only rose to prominence on September 9, 2020, when it was featured in many Clone High memes and mentions, especially those referring to JFK. Twitter’s @collymmit shared the video to voice his opinion about the reaction of non-British citizens when they are introduced to UK terminology that is slang. The tweet has received more than 53k views and 1,000 Retweets, and more than 3500 Likes in a month.
On September 11, 2020, YouTube user Nolan Householder uploaded a clip on YouTube which received more than 700,000 views within just one month.
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