Jones also brings Pepe's travails to life through animated sequences, enabling the frog itself to react to having his amiable persona and good name hijacked by bad actors.

'Feels Good Man' directors Arthur Jones and Giorgio Angelini talk exploring Pepe the Frog's transformation from an innocent cartoon to a symbol of the alt-right.

Pepe the Frog Mutates from a Far Right Meme Into a Lovable, Far Gone Figure in ‘Feels Good Man’ Filmmaker Giorgio Angelini, who hails from Houston, and debut director Arthur Jones teamed up ...

President Donald Trump posted a picture on Truth Social that contains Pepe the Frog, sometimes used as a hate symbol, and uses a QAnon tagline.

Film Memes An Artist Tries to Save Pepe the Frog From Fascists The film Feels Good Man chronicles Matt Furie fighting his creation’s co-option by the far right. Dan Schindel September 9, 2020 ...

And when his same Pepe the Frog character popped up on the forefront on the crypto-art scene about five years ago, Furie watched from the sidelines and waited.

President Donald Trump posted a picture on Truth Social that contains Pepe the Frog, sometimes used as a hate symbol, and uses a QAnon tagline.

By the time President Trump tweeted his likeness in the form of Pepe the Frog in 2016, Matt Furie’s frog character had evolved and mutated in Internet communities for an entire decade. Arthur ...

Cartoonist Matt Furie sketches out his creation, Pepe the Frog. The new documentary Feels Good Man shows how the frog went from innocent cartoon character to powerful political tool.

Pepe the Frog was created in 2005 as an innocent-enough cartoon frog. But through no fault of his own, Matt Furie’s creation eventually mutated into a symbol for the alt-right around the time ...