My Buddy Eric
My Buddy Eric has dedicated his life to doing everything no matter how obscure and to being the buddy of as many people as possible.
My Buddy Eric by K.F.K. January 26, 2022
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My buddy eric
The phrase “My buddy Eric” originated from a TikTok trend in which users would record themselves doing odd things with the caption, “Y’all the first to see” or something like that. Eg “Y’all the first to see a buzz lightyear action figure be dipped in chic fil a sauce.” This trend then lead to people commenting things like “My buddy Eric saw this first.”, even though it was very odd. This then became popular in internet culture, and My buddy Eric became a household name.
My buddy eric by memesplainer January 23, 2022
This happened to my buddy Eric
It refers to a review of the 2019 film Joker on the platform of Letterboxd, indicating that their friend Eric also had a phase and became like the Joker. It received widespread forwards and shares on social media making it an iconic review with regards to letterboxd.
This happened to my buddy Eric by filmnerd69 December 11, 2021
This happened to my buddy Eric
A phrase on tiktok commonly associated with the “trollface incident” memes in December 2020. Often used in response to said memes.
This happened to my buddy Eric by Nentardes April 28, 2021
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