If you’ve been on TikTok or Twitter this year, you’ve probably seen a lot of people talking about Quandale Dingle. Show Gen-Z is totally obsessed with the boy from the meme, which emerged in 2021, and is still one of the most viral things on the internet. This week, a rumour has emerged that the boy in the famous meme has passed away and tributes to him are flooding social media. It’s just a silly internet hoax, but internet users are devastated nonetheless. For anyone confused, here’s a full explanation of the viral meme.
Apex Legends | Awakening Collection EventBridTV 10507 Apex Legends | Awakening Collection Event https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2SaX-1AkExM/hqdefault.jpg 1034727 1034727 center 13872 Who is Quandale Dingle?As per Know Your Meme, Quandale Dingle is a senior high school football player in New Jersey. He plays for Pennsauken Football, which is the official football team of Pennsauken High School, a four-year comprehensive public high school in Pennsauken Township, Camden County. The boy became internet famous in late 2021 when social media users noticed him in video of a game versus the Millville Thunderbolts which was uploaded to YouTube. He was wearing number 25 shirt and went viral because he has a funny name. Yes, Quandale Dingle actually is his real name. He quickly became an internet memeThe football player quickly went viral as people roasted his name and made funny memes about him. It’s unclear whether he’s aware that he’s one of the biggest internet memes of 2021 and 2022, as he seemingly hasn’t responded to the fame. Know Your Meme reveals that his internet stardom began on September 13 2021 when a TikTok user called @asapfeet posted a video of a PC login screen for a user named Quandale Dingle. He added a black text box on top of the screenshot that said “who tf goofy a** name is this bruh” and the post gained over 18,600 views in six months. The post soon spread onto Twitter and people began making other Quandale Dingle memes. Now, his name is still renowned in 2022.
Internet hoax says he is deadIn August 2022, reports are flooding Twitter and Instagram that the high school footballer has passed away, but it seems to be a hoax. The rumours are completely baseless and there is no evidence to say that he has died. In fact, nobody even knows who Quandale really is. He doesn’t appear to have any public social media profiles, but tributes to him are flooding the internet nonetheless. On TikTok, one person shared a fake news report saying “Quandale Dingle shot dead” alongside a montage of crying videos. Another person shared a photo of Quandale Dingle in heaven with a halo around his dead and wrote: “RIP.” “We all loved you Quandale,” a third person said before drawing a picture of him in his memory. Have something to tell us about this article? Let us know AboutQuandale Dingle is the name of a Pennsauken high school football player featured in a series of goofy ahh shitpost memes based on a viral screenshot of a PC login screen for a man with the name. The earliest known upload of the screenshot was posted to TikTok in September 2021 and went viral through reposts, inspiring further memes referencing the name and how ridiculous it is. In late 2021 throughout early 2022 people began using distorted images of people, mostly images of rapper NBA Youngboy, to represent Quandale Dingle in ironic memes. The name also inspired a trend where TikTokers create parody RapTV posts about Quandale. OriginQuandale Dingle is a senior football player at Pennsauken Football.[12] He is number 25 for the Pennsauken Indians. Quandale can be seen in a full football uniform in a November 12th, 2021 video of a game versus the Millville Thunderbolts uploaded to YouTube[13] by QBC TV (shown below).  On Setpember 13th, 2021, TikTok[16] user @asapfeet posted a video of a PC login screen for a user named Quandale Dingle, a black text box on top of the screenshot reads, "who tf goofy ass name is this bruh," gaining over 18,600 views in six months (shown below). That day, Twitter[3] user @slashafilm posted a screenshot of the screen.
SpreadOn September 14th, 2021, Instagram[1] user supremecheetos reposted a cropped version of the meme. The meme was reposted that day to Facebook[2] page Memes to satisfy the sophisticated gentleman, gaining over 1,000 shares and 2,000 reactions in six months. On September 18th, 2021, Instagram[4] user memixes reposted a 21st-Century Humor compilation from the private TikTok account @remsoios that begins with the image, gaining over 32,000 views in six months (shown below). The strange nature of the name inspired further memes referencing it. On September 23rd, Instagram[5] user pastor.flacc posted an image of a dog with the name underneath, gaining over 2,900 likes in six months (shown below, left). On September 27th, Instagram[6] user ecco2ksdirtytoiletwater posted an image of a screenname "Aidan Dookie" writing in the description, "goofy ass name bruh😇😂 quandale dingle" gaining over 3,600 likes in a similar span of time. On December 20th, iFunny[7] user M3meGoblin posted an ironic image macro using the phrase "my companion Quandale Dingle" and an image of a Black man (shown below, right). It was reposted to Instagram[8] page daddy_chungles on February 3rd, 2022, gaining over 9,500 likes in a month. RapTV ParodiesOn February 12th, 2022, TikToker @seggs.guy posted a video where he creates a parody of a RapTV-style news post about Quandale Dingle, using an image of Twitter[11] user @ayedocc sitting on a set of stairs with a distorted head and hands to represent Quandale, gaining over 26,000 views in a month (shown below).
The format became increasingly popularized over the course of the month. On February 14th, TikToker @obitra posted another meme like this, gaining over 300,000 views in two weeks (shown below). On February 22nd, the same TikToker posted another of these edits, using an edited image of rapper NBA Youngboy with a distorted nose as Quandale, gaining over 58,000 views in a week (shown below, right).
Continued SpreadThe images of the @ayedocc with the distorted head and NBA Youngboy became the most prevalent representations of Quandale Dingle going forward, inspiring further TikTok memes and photoshops on Twitter and Instagram. On February 23rd, 2022, Twitter[9] user @epicbagelTikTok posted one of the images with the quote "Fortnite back then: *fun weekly updates* Quandale Dingle:" gaining over 30 likes in six days. On February 25th, Twitter[10] user @classicyeeter posted a Hood Network parody post using the Youngboy image (shown below). On March 6th, TikToker[14][15] @fitnesscf posted a series of videos where he posts clips of the real Quandale, along with a series of DMs between himself and a Quandale impersonator, gaining over 48,000 and 66,000 views respectively in a day (shown below, left and right). The authenticity of the Quandale videos is unconfirmed.
Quandale Dingle Know Your Meme TikTok SoundOn March 4th, 2022, the Know Your Meme TikTok[17] account posted an "explainer" video based on the Quandale Dingle meme. Over the course of three weeks, it received roughly 2 million plays and 381,200 likes. TikTokers who watched the video then used KYM Editor-In-Chief Don Caldwell's voice to create their own humorous videos exploiting the original audio. On March 5th, TikToker[18] pyroed was the first to do so, splicing together a video of Rick Ross on a camel with other image macros, earning roughly 75,200 plays and 12,900 likes in three weeks (shown below, left). Others like TikToker[19] hotfurrysecks added their own videos using the sound, earning roughly 16,300 plays and 3,600 likes in the same amount of time (shown below, right).
Quandale Dingle Voice / It's Quandale Dingle HereAround March 26th, 2022, now-deleted TikToker @ticklemytip, also on Instagram[20] @ticklemytipp, posted a video to TikTok compiling absurd meme clips and speaking as Quandale Dingle, saying, "What's up guys, it's Quandale Dingle here. I have been arrested for multiple crimes including battery on a police officer, grand theft, declaring war on Italy and public indecency. I will be escaping prison on March 28th. After that, I will take over the world." The original sound is still available on TikTok[21] and was used over 13,000 times by April 14th. On March 26th, the audio was uploaded to YouTube by Monkeu Lover, set to random video clips, gaining over 800,000 views in three weeks (shown below). Ticklemytip continued to upload videos where he adds lore to the Quandale Dingle character before his account was removed from TikTok. On April 7th, he created a new TikTok[22] account @ticklemycheek, posting posting four new videos using the voice in a week, sometimes playing Quandale Dingle and sometimes another character with a goofy name. On April 5th, he posted a video to his Instagram[23] page using the voice to play the character "Albert Fingernoodle," gaining over 27,000 views in a week (shown below). On April 10th, YouTuber[24] Hillary Shoe-bottom posted a compilation of several of ticklemytip's videos using the voice titled, "full quandale dingle lore," gaining over 27,000 views in four days (shown below). Quandale Dingle's GraduationOn June 18th, 2022, TikToker[25] @goofygoober793 posted a video from Quandale Dingle's high school graduation ceremony. The video shows Quandale's name on a sheet of paper alongside other graduating students, then cuts to the principal announcing Quandale's name. Quandale walks on stage to applause to accept his diploma. The video gained over 7.1 million views in five days (shown below).
On the same day, TikToker[30] @emanakhir_ posted a video captioned, "i graduated with quandale dingle." The video is taken by another graduating student and shows Quandale walking up to get his diploma as the student yells "Quandale Dingle!" The video gaiend over 1.2 million views in five days (shown below).
TikToker[26][27] @goofygoober793 uploaded two other videos of Quandale graduating over the following days, showing the graduating class in full. On June 22nd, the TikToker[28] uploaded a video from iShowSpeed's stream where he reacts to the graduation video, congratulating Quandale, gaining over 27,000 views in a day (shown below, left). On the same day, the TikToker[29] uploaded a video showing a close-up photo of Quandale and a clip of him accepting his diploma, gaining over 52,000 views in a day (shown below, right).
2022 Death HoaxOn April 27th, 2022, TikToker[31] @jaisvideos posted a fake RapTV headline announcing Quandale Dingle's death by suicide above a reaction clip of Snoop Dogg crying, garnering over 3.8 million views in four months (shown below).
On May 22nd, YouTube[32] channel Speedy Boykins, the official clip channel for iShowSpeed, posted a clip from his stream where Speed reacts to a version of the meme with jump scares at the end, garnering over 5 million views in three months (shown below). In August, TikTokers began sharing additional videos claiming Quandale Dingle is dead. On August 12th, TikToker[33] @assneethegreat posted a video like this, garnering over 2 million view in five days (shown below, left). A day later, TikToker[34] @kouzga posted a similar video, garnering over 26,000 views in four days (shown below, right). On that day, HITC[35] and SportsKeeda[36] reported on the videos, claiming Quandale's death is a hoax.
TemplatesVarious ExamplesSearch InterestExternal ReferencesDoes Quandale Dingle have Instagram?Quandale dingle (@quandaledinglealt) • Instagram photos and videos.
Who is the person in the Quandale Dingle meme?According to Knowyourmeme, Quandale Dingle is a high school football player for a New Jersey team called the Pennsauken Indians. He was identified after someone on TikTok found a video recording of his team on YouTube and saw the name “Dingle” on the back of his jersey.
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Is Quandale a real name?The Quandale family name was found in the USA between 1840 and 1880. The most Quandale families were found in and USA in 1840. In 1840 there was 1 Quandale family living in Pennsylvania. This was 100% of all the recorded Quandale's in USA.
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