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{{warning|work in progress}} | Soyjak Also Known As '''Basedjaks''' are humorous depictions of effeminate males called soyboys that were initially derived from the Wojak meme. Soyjaks and their use has become its own subculture, originally on the now-defunct Question & Answer board of the website 4chan, and now on soyjak.party and other websites known collectively as the Soysphere, where a community of individuals known as soyteens have gathered. Soyjaks are traditionally used to imply that one's opponent is, in fact, a soy boy who looks like these depictions and says whatever is being quoted (usually their own past words). Two soyteens may quote each other back and forth with soyjaks in a competitive event known as a soyduel'''.''' {{warning|work in progress}} | ||
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Soyjak Also Known As Basedjaks are humorous depictions of effeminate males called soyboys that were initially derived from the Wojak meme. Soyjaks and their use has become its own subculture, originally on the now-defunct Question & Answer board of the website 4chan, and now on soyjak.party and other websites known collectively as the Soysphere, where a community of individuals known as soyteens have gathered. Soyjaks are traditionally used to imply that one's opponent is, in fact, a soy boy who looks like these depictions and says whatever is being quoted (usually their own past words). Two soyteens may quote each other back and forth with soyjaks in a competitive event known as a soyduel.
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