‘We Bare Bears’ Blessed us with Gifs “And That Atmosphere Be So Black”

There’s no shortage of lengths I’ll go to in order to make a gif. I once spent three hours converting a Twitter post into a video then cutting it just to gif a moment. I also spent 6 hours making gifs one by one for an editorial post. Now, I already told you how I give it up with going hard in the gif. This is what I do. Where everyone else sees a video, I’m looking at the reactions in the video, can I use a certain moment later? Do I have to edit moments together? This is my gif(t), this is my curse. It’s easy to use a popular gif that everyone is familiar with in a conversation or a social media post. Me? I’m constantly looking for those deep cut gifs that make folk ask “Where’s this from”?! (I’ll never tell). Traveling across all genres for reactions, I’m talking wrestling .gifs, anime .gifs, battle rap. gifs, cartoon .gifs, all the while looking for that one .gif. The rarest of .gif that stands above all. These are the white whales of the internet. Gifs with a continuous loop. A loop so perfect you can’t tell where it begins or where it ends. The perfect loop or as I like to call it, ‘the ghost in the .gif’.

*Sits down. Picks up a glass of wine* You never know where the ghost in the gif will appear. One must be vigilant at all times *swishes wine around in glass* in order to capture the moment. *sips wine then spits it out remembering I don’t even drink wine* Enter: We Bare Bears’ Bearz II Men episode

So, I’m minding my own business scrolling through my Twitter timeline…