16M Followers, 200 Following, 9,596 Posts - Daquan (@daquan) on Instagram: "💥Posting the funniest content from across the web 💥YYC🇨🇦/ Ethio 🇪🇹 ️: [email protected] Updates 👀👇🏾"

Dec 16, 2024 · Daquan is a fictional character featured in jokes circulated primarily by the Black Twitter community, which are paired with stock photographs of young white children being scolded by an adult. The character is typically portrayed as an African American inner city youth who serves as a bad influence to impressionable young white women.

Mar 1, 2018 · Daquan is a stock name which stands in for a fictional person in a meme from 2014. It’s supposed to function as an average name like John Doe or John Smith to represent black men. This name often appears with stock photos of white people who reference Daquan, who is generally a bad influence.

May 9, 2017 · With over 8.6 million international followers, Daquan is the reigning king of the internet. In an exclusive interview, the Observer caught up with the man behind Daquan, who despite his...

Sep 6, 2024 · Who is Daquan? He is iconic, fictional meme profile who just sold his Instagram meme page to Warner Music Group for $85 million.

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Aug 15, 2018 · Daquan is not the name of the founder of the Instagram account, but is itself a meme that started on black Twitter around 2014; “Daquan” is a fictional black man cavorting...

Jan 29, 2018 · Daquan: “Daquan” is fictional character that grew into an internet culture icon. He defines what’s trending by creating and curating content in a unique point of view, tone, and humor that ...

Sep 4, 2020 · As news of the acquisition spread, people have been reminded (or learning for the first time) that the owner of the Daquan account isn't Black but is IMGN's co-founder and CEO Barak Shragai. A 2018 story from The Daily Beast revealed that IMGN bought the page from an Ethiopian and Canadian teenager in 2016.