$domo is back

Who is DOMO? The Internet’s First Meme Mascot By the early 2000s, Domo exploded internationally through internet meme culture. His rise to fame wasn’t pushed by corporate marketing — it was grassroots, organic, and insanely viral.

Imageboards and Forums: Domo memes were everywhere on 4chan, Something Awful, and early Reddit, where OG memes started.

The “God Kills a Kitten” Meme (2002): One of the earliest viral Domo memes showed him chasing cats with the caption: “Every time you masturbate… God kills a kitten. Please, think of the kittens.” That image went global, launching Domo into internet superstardom.

Massive Cultural Footprint Domo was licensed globally, especially in the US by companies like Big Tent Entertainment. He appeared in:

7-Eleven Slurpee campaigns

Target & Toy’s R’ Us merchandise (plush toys, backpacks, pajamas)

Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network interstitials

Limited edition Xbox themes, wallpapers, and even Mii costumes

You could find Domo plushies in crane machines, stickers in vending machines, and bootleg merch in every high school locker.

Why Now? The Rebirth In 2025, Domo is being relicensed and re-released by Striker Entertainment (FNaF, The Hunger Games, The Walking Dead) and NHK Enterprises. With plans for:

Digital collectibles, Merch lines, Meme-native marketing Cross-platform campaigns blending nostalgia, and crypto $DOMO is a resurrection. A culture callback. A return to when the internet was weird, unfiltered, and wonderfully chaotic. Don’t fomo domo.

This has the potential to be as big as Pepe/Doge but on Solana

More info:

Website: https://domomeme.com X Community: https://x.com/i/communities/1917321090797559969 Contract Address: 8DKgjd6zAYuP9fVmMHBBtygPqkJ111LrMCT7tDyPhE55