If you weren't aware, the Pepe documentary "Feels Good Man" came out yesterday to the public. It has gotten very little attention so far as it has yet to hit the Pepe Discord (and when it does, half of /pol/'s thread will most likely just be about the documentary). The documentary is heavily biased in its telling of Pepe's history leaving out many of the stages of its evolution. It mostly just focuses on the "alt right" crap. As you would imagine, there is not a single mention of Cirno destroying Pepe hundreds of times anywhere in the documentary. This isn't surprising, as the documentary doesn't even mention repeating numbers at all. They are forced to cover Kek, but it's only briefly, and all mentions of numbers are just broadly referred to as "meme magic" and tired in with the alt right. At the end of the documentary, Matt Furie says he can't wait for Trump to no longer be president, says he sued hundreds of people, wants Pepe to be nice again, etc.

However, the person in charge of putting together the film managed to slip something in there without Matt Furie noticing. During a scene where a computer zooms in and shows seemingly random posts on 4chan, doing further research shows that these posts aren't random at all. They were taken from /bant/'s catalog on December 2nd, 2019. What stands out is that not all of the screencaps during this collage are of Pepe. One of them doesn't even have Pepe at all and instead has two Cirno threads.

Here are the Cirno threads that made it into the documentary:

Thread #1: >>9166163
Thread #2: >>9051259
(posts visible in the video): >>9152838, >>9160138, and >>9166345
Thread #3: >>9116072
(posts visible in the video): >>9163153, >>9164416, and >>9166341
Thread #4: >>9135945
(posts visible in the video): >>9166240, >>9166261, and >>9166488

Did you post in one of the threads in the video? Were one of your posts or even threads in the video?