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History[]
Origin[]
On February 12th, 2017, the @blaze.it.memes Instagram page posted a screenshot of Google searches for the keywords "nearest kindergarten school," "how to clear search history" and "where to find a bomb" below a text message notification from "Dad" asking "why is the FBI here".
Spread[]
On February 24th, 2017. Twitter user @realMythical posted an image of a google search "how to download Minecraft for free" followed by a text message asking, "Why is the FBI here". The next day it was posted to the /meirl reddit page by IamMetalstorm and it gained 23,000+ upvotes in 24 hours. In the following hours of the original meme being posted, it's been posted by multiple known meme accounts on most social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. "FreeMemesKids" also posted the meme which has over 10,000 retweets.
On February 26th, the @NoChillPosts Twitter feed posted a screenshot of a search for pirating the Nickelodeon television series Big Time Rush.
Meanwhile, Twitter user @LaziestCanine posted a screenshot of the text message over a search for Club Penguin hacks.
The same day, The Daily Dot published an article about the image series.
Also on February 26th, Redditor WillTheWiz submitted a variations containing the search query for "how to make a paper ninja star" to /r/dankmemes, where it received more than 2,400 votes (97% upvoted) over the next day.
Meanwhile, Redditor agonking posted a similar search for making an origami "paper gun that shoots" to /r/memes.
Illuminati Don't Fucking Move[]
On December 3rd, 2017, Instagram meme account @masipopal posted a meme featuring a text message exchange that reads "You know how no one knows which came first, chicken or egg. Its egg. They plants." At the end of the text, a new message from "illumniati" reads, "Don't fucking move."
The image was shared publicly by @hoodclips Instagram meme account, where it received more than 157,000 likes in one month. When Redditor Chantibros_Fire posted the meme, the image received more than 19,000 points (3% upvoted) and 150 comments in one month.
Shortly after the original meme was posted, more variations of the format appeared. Much like the FBI precursor, the variation features a text message exchange or a tweet in which someone uncovers a supposed mystery.
Wants to Know Your Location[]
On January 15th, 2018, Redditor rgauci5800 posted another variation on the meme, this time parodying location services on desktop computers. In this version, in the top pane, "how to hang yourself" is written in a Google search field. In the bottom pane, a location services notification window can be seen with the text "Logan Paul wants to Know your location," referencing Logan Paul's Suicide Forest Video. The post received more than 8,600 points (97% upvoted) and 50 comments in 24 hours.
