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Guy With Helmet: Kenyan Race Car Meme

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Guy With Helmet: Kenyan Race Car Meme

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What is the current trending meme? This is the question asked by one of our readers, and the answer to this question is the guy with helmet meme, also known as the Kenyan race car meme.

A new trending meme has emerged on social media and it’s going viral like a wildfire.

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The meme features two dusty looking men talking to a journalist in a car about a recent race in what seems to be a desert.

The pair, who wore sporting helmets that didn’t appear appropriate for the situation, recounted how their race had been hampered by mistaken turns despite the navigator having a chart leading the course.

In the video, which has now gone viral, the two friends can be seen throwing out leaves from their car, which eventually get inside during the race.

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In the viral video, speaking with the reporter in their native tongue, the driver seemed confident that they had finished 15th, but his navigator said they had actually finished 21st.

They toss out leaves from their car, which were the result of them getting stuck on a corn farm during the race, in an effort to persuade the journalist of their predicament.

Following the widespread distribution of the video interview’s photos on the top social media platforms, users are going crazy for it.

The use of their funny facial expressions to depict unexpected plot twists has evolved into a comedy trend.

Thousands of tweets and videos on TikTok and Twitter have featured the photos, piquing people’s interest in the sources of the two.

It has gained widespread popularity in a number of nations, including Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia, Uganda, and Kenya.

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Kenyan race car meme

According to an investigation conducted by MandyNews.com, the Kenyan race car meme was created by skitmakers, and the two men are content creators.

It has since been revealed that it was a World Rally Championship-related comedy done by two Kenyan comedians.

The purpose of the video was to mimic the actions of the drivers who took part in the Naivasha, Kenya, Safari Rally in June 2022.

For several years, the Kenyan comedians Arap Marindich and Tula Chemoget have been creating skits.

A later video shows one of them getting washed with a water hose at a vehicle wash following the alleged race.

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Source: MandyNews.com

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