Alright, enough is enough already. Yesterday the pranksters mass searched for an airplane with two tower like shapes, representing 9-11, today they search for the weird characters spelling: ƞīɢɢɛʀș ʟɨƙɛ ƙḟƈ.

The characters are made on any keyboard if you know how, and this time they spell out a derogatory line ƞīɢɢɛʀș ʟɨƙɛ ƙḟƈ.


We are getting word that most of these search explosions start at 4chan.org and then spread throughout the internet. How it works is a bunch of people search for a given set of characters that are never searched for. The increase in the search volume quickly vaults the strings, like ƞīɢɢɛʀș ʟɨƙɛ ƙḟƈ up to #1 in Googles hourly trends. Google being unsensored mostly, besides for key adult words allows this stuff even though most people will find it offensive. Google should really do a better job at having someone quickly look over the 100 searched terms before releasing them publicly every hour. This would take one person maybe an hour a day maximum. Surely Google could afford this.


ƞīɢɢɛʀș ʟɨƙɛ ƙḟƈ

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If anyone isn’t familiar with Google’s top hourly trends which displays the top Google searches which are getting an above normal amount of search lookups, it is located at Trends.google.com. Anyhow, look the the top trend and flip it upside down. ǝlƃooƃ noʎ ʞɔnɟ


Looks like a different language but it really says something not so nice. Wonder how they managed that.

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