442oons

>Though maybe you were looking for Football?

442oons is a DEAD, FORCED MEME You may try to revive it, but this forced meme may stay in the coffin.

>Fuck off home to your homos, homies in France

442oons is a gemmy animation anthology series started on July 27, 2013 and hosted on YouTube that is centered around sport of association football. (soccer or however the balls are kicked). It also used to be forced during 2024. Numerous clips from the series used to be regular posts on the site and were a common sight in cytube sessions. These clips sparked interactions among users, contributing to the site’s popularity. The meme became a dead nigger and no one posts it anymore (as the association football and sports fans have disappeared from soyjak.party for some unknown reason) Notably, Joel hated it, and would often respond with "Kys 442oons Tranny".

Why it's forced

Unknown, but it could have possibly beeen some random 'cord that kept trying forcing this unfunny niggerstone goyslop for 9 year olds by making IAS Cobson edits of it and spamming it.

The songs (or however they are sung or something idk)

Roh-nal-dohohoho (caught in a bad bromance)

A Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar parody of Bad Romance by Lady Gaga with the most ill fitting, shitty, brimstone flow for singing in a piece of music ever. very homoerotic, Neymar is bvilt for dat BRC

^ issa gem doe

Thomas Müller the Bayern Baller

Indisputable proof that Germans the English cannot be funny. It do be an earworm doe.

427 bundesliga games

Thomas Müller (born 13 September 1989) is a German professional football player playing for Bundesliga club FC Bayern Munich. He holds the title for the most appearances by an outfielder (any player who isn't the goalie) ever at Bundesliga, having (at the time of 442toons making The Thomas Muller Song) 427 games. This is significant as Bundesliga is the top football league in Germany. Additionally, Bundesliga was founded around 1963, making Müller the most prominent player in Bundesliga's 80 year history. This fact is presented in The Thomas Muller Song as suprising, and was thought of as a joke by the referee.