Pepe the Frog

Pepe the Frog is the founder and a prophet of the Cult of Kek. He is an incarnation of the god Kek who arose in popularity with dank internet memes. His endorsement of US President Donald Trump in the 2016 Election and support for right-wing politics has made him an enemy of the state, being labeled a hate symbol in September 2016 by the Anti-Defamation League.

He was killed on May 6th, 2017 by normie terrorist Matt Furies. But it is rumored that his body is still kept by Kekistani honor guards for resurrection for the second great meme war.

Early Life
Pepe the Frog was created by cartoonist Matt Furie in 2005. His iconic catchphrases such as "Feels Good Man," made him a popular figure on image boards in the late 2000s.

In late 2014 Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj posted images of Pepe the Frog on Twitter and Instagram, respectively. This greatly popularized Pepe as a public figure, becoming one of the most recognizable internet memes by 2015.

Great Meme War of 2016
During the Great American Meme War of 2015-2016, Pepe the Frog and the Kek-Cult were outspoken supporters of Presidential candidate Donald J. Trump and the MAGA movement. Although it is widely claimed among liberal circles that Pepe is a hate figure, Kek Meme supporters consider him just a trigger tool to upset liberals, feminists, socialists, and MAGAphobes. In October 2015, Trump retweeted a Pepe representation of himself, associated with a video called "You Can't Stump the Trump". Later in the election, Roger Stone and Donald Trump Jr. posted a parody movie poster of The Expendables on Twitter and Instagram titled "The Deplorables", a play on Hillary Clinton's controversial phrase "basket of deplorables", which included Pepe's face among those of members of the Trump family and other figures popular among the alt-right. Since late 2016, the ethnicity of Kekistan has been used by U.S.-based alt-right protesters opposed to the toxic post-modernist and neo-Marxist concept of political correctness, promoted by radical feminists of the American Left. These Kekistanis decry the "oppression" of their people and troll counterprotesters by waving the "national flag of Kekistan" (modeled after the Nazi war flag, with the red replaced by green, the Iron Cross replaced by the logo for 4chan, and the swastika replaced by a rubric for KEK). This flag was prominently displayed at the 2017 "Berkeley Battle", fought about free speech in mid-April, and the Unite the Right rally in August 2017. With the begin of the Democratic presidential primaries and the rise of Yang Gang as a result of the upcoming elections, Pepe and Kekistanis have been provoked and challenged by Yang Gang memes on multiple occasions, yet it remains open whether or not a 2nd Meme War will occur ahead of the general US presidential election in 2020.