Baa, baa, baa, nana.

Minions are inescapable at this point.

The movies have made over $5 billion.

You can go to Minion Land in Orlando.

You can decorate your house with Christmas minions in December you can buy

Minion chicken nuggets at the grocery store. And lately there's been a very strange

but ubiquitous Minion meme on

Tic-Toc. There's a content creator who's sitting in front of a green screen on the

green screen is an image of a Minion who is crucified. It's a minion crucifixion scene and

the Tik-Tocker starts a video by saying...

One day an animator was messing around and he created this picture of a little minion who was nailed to a cross and you can and so like the gist of the video is basically like this minion didn't die on the cross for you but someone did.

Jesus actually died for you and took the punishment that you and I deserve and why?

And it turns out a lot of creators are making like variations of this exact same video.

Like it almost feels scripted in a way that's like weird for Tik-Tock.

I was like I should figure it out. I should try and figure this out.

Today explains senior researcher Laura Bullard is going to tell us how a minion meme she caught on

TikTok connects to the 2024 election. If you scroll away from this video, then what are you doing? Look, look, there was this

animator right and he was messing around one day when he suddenly created a minion who died on the cross.

And you can see he even put a nail through his three fingered hands and he even put a crown

of thorns on his little minion head.

Today explained Laura B. You see a crown of thorns on his little minion head.

Today explained, Laura B, you see a strange minion meme on Tik-Tock, a minion on a cross,

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