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Bored Panda was curious to find out about the history behind 'Fruitsnacks.' Justin, the creator of the account, told us that, initially, he simply wanted to share content that he found entertaining and hilarious. However, the project quickly grew from something small and private into a real powerhouse of internet entertainment.

"It started as a page just for close friends, and I never expected it to grow into what it is today. I think the account continues to see success because we have stayed incredibly consistent. For years, and still today, we post ten to fifteen times a day and only share content we genuinely think is funny and relatable," Justin shared via email.

"People know they can always open the page and find something that matches their sense of humor. There is also a strong community element. We make an effort to interact with people in the comments and DMs, and we pay close attention to what the audience responds to. Their reactions and feedback directly influence the content we share. That ongoing connection has played a big role in keeping the page relevant and continuing to grow," the creator said.

Justin told Bored Panda that something else that differentiates 'Fruitsnacks' from other meme pages is that they stay true to their values.

"We do not share explicit sponsored content, and we are extremely selective with the brands we choose to partner with. We only work with companies that align with our tone and audience, and we put real time and effort into finding great posts rather than posting mediocre filler. That commitment to quality and authenticity is something our audience has always recognized," he opened up.

Meanwhile, we also wanted to get Justin's perspective on what truly makes for a great meme. In his opinion, a great meme is something that you can talk about offline, too!

"It should feel culturally relevant, trend-setting, and strong enough to spark a conversation. The best memes become part of the culture, not just something people scroll past for a second," he told Bored Panda.

When it comes to virality, a meme's relevance is key, but it's not the only factor to consider. "It [the meme] needs to connect to what is happening in the world at that moment. It also has to be instantly understandable and visually eye-catching, something people can immediately see the value in without overthinking it," the creator of 'Fruitsnacks' said.

"Shareability is a huge factor as well. A meme goes viral when someone feels compelled to send it to a friend the second they see it."