About
You May Spank It, Once is an exploitable two-panel image series of a character viewed from behind, usually showing their buttocks. The first panel is subtitled with the character giving permission to spank them, but in the next panel, they raise their finger to gesture that they will only allow it once.
Origin
The character of Donkey Kong first appears in the Donkey Kong Country video game, which premiered on October 17, 1997, in the United States. In the opening credits, Donkey Kong can be seen sitting on a dock with his buttocks sticking out and raising one finger (as shown below).
Spread
Donkey Kong's popular status on the internet led to a surge of interest in the character's antics. User frightguard shared a version of the meme on Tumblr on December 26, 2017, which received more than 100,000 notes in four months. User dvas-wifeposted a photoshopped version of the image, with an edited subtitle suggesting to "pop" the bubblewrap onto Donkey Kong, on January 4, 2018. User @R1PLEXA posted a variation of the meme with an edited subtitle reading "eat it," referencing the Eating Ass meme, on March 1, 2018. The post was highly retweeted and liked, accumulating over 110 retweets and 900 likes in two months.
Various Examples
Search interest in You May Spank It, Once increased during 2017, with various examples of the meme shared on platforms such as Tumblr, Twitter, and Reddit. The meme gained popularity as users explored creative uses for the character, including changing the subtitles and editing the bubblewrap onto Donkey Kong.
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Resources
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##You May Spank It, Once continues to capture the imagination of internet users, offering a comedic take on the everyday moments in the life of a character often associated with parenting and family dynamics.
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