KUSO means "hateful" in Japanese, and it is also the pronunciation of "dung". It also means "shit" in English. The beginning is to teach gamers how to "play bad games seriously". It is also often used as a mantra of swearing. But for the network age in Taiwan Province Province, "spoof" (or "spoof") has gradually evolved into the meaning of "spoof". Later, kuso got tired of it. In Taiwan Province Province, KUSO was limited to the Internet in the early days, and then it used the characteristics of the Internet to influence more and more widely. Later, it was introduced to the mainland via Taiwan Province Province. Now the mainland is widely used. Some pictures, words, news and official documents released by the mainland are generally regarded as spoofs, which are called KUSO.

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The spoof culture refers to the deconstruction of serious subjects, so as to construct a farce entertainment culture with comedy or satire effect. The common form is to re-publish some established topics and programs after adaptation. Spoofing is very common in contemporary popular culture.

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There is a saying that the word Kuso first appeared in the field of Chinese. The word Kuso should come from the scream "kuso" issued by Kosuke Maehara, the protagonist in the game "Death Gun" in Kuso, when attacked by the enemy. 1996, a group of gamers in Taiwan Province province became interested in the death musket because of the continuous introduction of the worst game column in Saturn Magazine (now called ドマガ) of a Japanese magazine, and then the protagonist of this work-Qian Yue Yasuke's "Scream" (. There is also a saying that the younger generation in Japan embodies the worship of foreign countries, and it is a mantra to translate what Americans often say "shit" into Japanese. Later, this parody of "foreign things for daily use" became more and more popular and gradually became a representative of a style.

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KUSO started about three or four years ago, and it was a subculture similar to network language at first. In online messages, it uses a lot of classic dialogues or words from Hong Kong movies "Gourmet", "shaolin soccer" or Hong Kong martial arts comics, such as "folding stool" to represent the most stubborn weapon, and this language style has even become a genre (see the language of Hong Kong). Or on this basis, create some stories that reverse right and wrong, such as Sun Yat-sen with iron fist, Shaolin baseball and so on. For the die-hard KUSO people, the definition of KUSO is very strict. Even if it is funny or humorous, the objects or materials are limited to Hong Kong comics, Japanese ACG (comics, comics, video games) and so on. And create a unique humor through words and grammar with a sense of distance. Later, some Japanese words such as "lolicon" and "Remnant Thoughts" (unfortunately) also joined the ranks of KUSO, and the objects began to be more and more extensive, slowly spreading from BBS discussion areas, no longer limited to vocabulary. In the early days of spoof culture, it also meant "seriously facing bad things". At the beginning of this year, Thunderstorm and Fire in Taiwan Province was handled by netizens in various KUSO ways, which created a new wave of popularity. The song "Change Yourself" in Wang Leehom's album "Change Yourself" released on July 13, 2007 also uses the word KUSO. Just when the word KUSO became popular everywhere, there were more KUSO bars and spoof festivals. In June 2009, a KUSO masquerade was held on the campus of the university.

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Raspberry Award: Imitating the Oscar Award, the award of "Bright Future" for junk movies. Funny Nobel Prize: Imitate the Nobel Prize and award prizes to scientific research that cannot be redone and should not be copied, such as: Why are navel scales mostly blue? Darwin Award (one of the award-winning studies in 2002): mainly awarded to people who have "contributed" to human evolution; The winners all died or lost their fertility because of stupid things-which means that their stupid genes will not be passed on to future generations, endangering human evolution. Sou Shen Chuan promo: Imitate the slogan "We are the Olympics" of TVB 08 Beijing Olympic Games. Stephen Chow movies: domestic Lingling lacquer, agent Omi, Journey to the WestNo.10/Back to the Moonlight Box, Journey to the West finale. The parody of "The World Sinks Except Japan" and "The Sinking of Japan" tells the story that the whole world sank except Japan and a large number of foreigners flooded into Japan. Deng Lixin's song "Electro-Optic Courage" was spoofed by netizens into "Apricot with Orange" which satirized his singing skills. The same song was changed to "Serious Tragedy" and "Apricot Orange Resurrection". Ku Kuiji's song "Qian Qian in Qian Qian" was spoofed by netizens as "plagiarism plagiarism", satirizing Lei Songde's plagiarism of Chinese and foreign composers. The same song was changed to "Side by Side" which satirized Mary's remarks. Xia Jincheng filmed the famous MV Chicken and Turtle for Hong Kong and Taiwan, expressing the contradiction between men and women. "China won the World Cup" and spoofed China's national football team to win the German World Cup. Emperor Li Yi. Yico Zeng, one of the top ten fastest girls, is called "Zeng Ge" by many netizens because her image resembles the characters in Stallone, Hugh and Contra, and her spoof ps works are also widely circulated on the Internet. Yico Zeng said, "Can you call me Brother Zeng? Doesn't matter. " Adi Wang: It is a registered trademark of sporting goods in China. Because its name is similar to Adidas, and the advertisement is shocking, the advertisement spokesperson is called "I am coming" by netizens. Adi Wang's advertising slogan "Everything can be changed" is also very similar to Li Ning's "Everything is possible". Later, because netizens hated Adi Wang and didn't like this brand, they spoofed it. Someone posted on the Internet that there are only seven pairs of authentic Adi Kings (imitation dragon balls) in the world, and the others are imitations (including high imitation and low imitation), and the low imitation is enough to deceive people. Many people have been looking for King Adi all their lives. Some netizens also built a post bar for Adi Wang and Ai Kangmi in Baidu Post Bar, where they worshipped and wrote books and biographies. Actually, it's all a prank for fun. Among them, it is also possible that merchants see the spoof of netizens, adding fuel to the fire and improving their popularity. In recent years, kuso style prevails in idol dramas in Taiwan Province Province, such as ultimate class, Ultimate Family, Ultimate Three Kingdoms and so on. There is also a sentence in the title song "Change Yourself" of Wang Leehom's album "Change Yourself" that "I woke up this morning and suddenly found that my hairstyle slept a little Kuso when I looked in the mirror".