Gift article: <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/24/style/dabloons-doubloons-tiktok.html?unlocked_article_code=kcJOai42DdIl7L_jo6rQ_IphxtvgvrhqqeyZ6XzwMQFyE40dKM8oHsRyMXoEiS-4NvdI4TXXw_2qqAQB3Y-cF166oOm4jRQkZKikJWMlFYUubIv-FWL5x5aW7hYzitmr-eHPrAx2HSj7zEZls56czJRzMb-AznpWarLAU4zfsIarLzdRGGaSo0y1DdUkBjkpm9o8vDGwwtuD6pwS3jgPUXHq6qI50Rpu9Rq7crDBvAcT9aj6ieFsvCPYEQr7N86ItoYhWrUxgmm6P35AGzAfLGpdT4DSAQC9h-HynMT0ZBVFgBJ2-dya24f3Rnvrsm9OjtwQoNGrSoNhr0x1Rnp6gY4&smid=share-url" rel="nofollow">https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/24/style/dabloons-doubloons-...</a>
Weird to see NYT filling the role of KnowYourMeme, but I suppose if it’s being written it’s capturing clicks.<p>Whenever I find out a new meme is from TikTok I usually move on. You don’t really get a full understanding unless you have time to watch the videos.
Seems like the headline is the complete story. Dabloons are the imaginary currency of TikTok. I wonder how long it will take for someone to create a cryptocurrency version of this.