Boarposting Bobbyposting

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Boarposting Bobbyposting is a 4chan /tv/ board joke about Robert Baratheon from Game of Thrones, nicknamed 'Bobby B,' built on glowing-eyes image macros and wordplay around 'whore' and 'boar.' It started in April 2013 and hit its peak on /tv/ and Reddit in August 2017.

Overview

Boarposting Bobbyposting is a 4chan /tv/ board tradition centered on Robert Baratheon, the drunken king from HBO's Game of Thrones adaptation of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire4. Posters call the character 'Bobby B' and pair screenshots with image macros featuring glowing eyes and heavy motion blur in the style of 'I Am Growing Stronger' edits2. The recurring vocabulary leans hard on two words: 'whore,' which Baratheon uses constantly on screen, and 'boar,' the animal that gored him during the hunt that killed him3.

The format sits alongside other /tv/ obsessions like Baneposting and Sheevposting, sharing the same board culture of turning a single character's dialogue into an in-joke language2. Recurring /got/ threads collect Bobby B image edits, screencaps, and quote spam whenever the topic comes up3.

How It Spread

Bobby B stayed a low-key /tv/ running gag for years before catching a second wind. In August 2017, around Game of Thrones season 7, posts about Baratheon started trending on the board again4. On August 16th, 2017, a /got/ thread titled 'Based Bobby B edition' pulled more than 440 replies before it was archived3.

The format jumped off 4chan the same week. On August 23rd, 2017, Reddit user KlebbTheKunt submitted an edit of Baratheon with glowing eyes standing over Cersei Lannister to r/freefolk, where it hit over 2,100 upvotes and 60 comments in its first day1. The glowing-eyes template and motion-blur style became the visual signature that carried Bobby B posts outside the original /tv/ board3.

How to Use This Meme

A typical Boarposting Bobbyposting image takes a Robert Baratheon screencap from the HBO show and adds glowing yellow eyes with heavy motion blur4. Captions usually work in 'whore,' 'boar,' or a direct Bobby B quote about drinking, hunting, or hating his queen3. Threads on /tv/ often stack these images with reply chains written in his speech patterns2.

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