"Doge" is a meme that features a Shiba Inu dog, along with broken English phrases written in Comic
Sans font, usually in the format of "Such X, very Y" to convey a sense of cuteness or cuteness overload. The original Doge picture was popularized as a meme on the internet in
2013 and it becomes a pop culture phenomenon. It's commonly used as a form of online expression, to convey feelings of excitement,
happiness, or awe.
It's also used as a form of internet
slang, that can refer to the dog itself, the style of the meme or the feeling it conveys. It has also been used as a form of cryptocurrency, called Dogecoin, which is a peer-to-peer digital currency that allows for instant, near-
zero cost payments to anyone in the world.
Joe: Hey Bob, have you seen the new meme that's been going around?
Bob: No, I
haven't. What is it?
Joe: It's called "Doge." It's a picture of a Shiba Inu dog with
funny captions written in broken English.
Bob: Oh, I've seen that one. It's so doge.
Joe: I know, right? I can't
stop laughing every
time I see one.
Bob: Same here, it's just so
silly and cute.
Joe: Yeah, and I also heard that Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency, is going to the moon, have you invested?
Bob: No, I haven't but I've heard it's a good investment, but it can be risky too.
Joe: Yeah, it's worth taking a look. It's just too doge not to.
Bob: Hahaha, you're right! Doge is everywhere.