Guide to DougDoug memes

This is a simple guide to established memes, jokes, and lore that is often referenced in Twitch Chat. This may be useful to new viewers or to other streamers who ever find themselves suddenly swarmed by Doug fans.

(Literally) 1751

 * Varitation on the "literally 1984" meme, which references Orwell's 1984 whenever something that could possibly be construed as censorship happens - usually when certain phrases or people are banned from chat.
 * "1751" originates from the Rosa's 23rd birthday stream (vod/video), when chat was taking Sporcle quizzes on sea otters, and in a quiz where answers were selected from a bank of words, one of the answers was "1751," which was not answered in a question and chat still doesn't know what it means (timestamp). So naturally they inserted it into the "literally 1984" meme. The meaning remains the same.
 * In a sponsored Hearthstone stream (vod), DougDoug offered a deal with Twitch Chat; if he wins 3 games in a row, he bans 1751 from chat, if he doesn't, he gifts a large amount of subs (timestamp). After narrowly winning his first match, he loses his 2nd and has to gift all the subs.

Bees/BZZZZZZZZZ

 * Doug will sometimes play a video of bee sounds instead of stream music. This causes Twitch chat to start buzzing, saying BZZZZZZZZZZZ in chat. They will sometimes buzz even when the bees are not playing, which seems to indicate that they want to listen to bees.
 * Doug will occasionally unleash the bees upon other streamers during collaborations, allowing the bee sounds to play over his mic.
 * (vod/[Https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxFa0wYZ4l8MdSnjU54eE-k6QjvIU3dUbg Doug Realizes he can send bees]/Doug send bees to other streamers)

Bunny Suit

 * Originates from one of Doug's Mario Maker streams (vod/video) where before he starts, he's asked if he's still the #1 Peggle speedrunner. Doug says no and shows chat the video from the new World Record holder, who, at the end, says "hey, Doug (...) I want to see you in a bunny suit." There is no precedent for this but twitch chat becomes obsessed with it and keeps reminding him to wear a bunny suit, which Doug vehemently denies.
 * After almost a year of bunny suit-related harassment, Doug promises during Rosa's 23rd birthday stream that he will wear a bunny suit if twitch chat raises $25k for MBA, which they easily surpass. Several other goals are met including Parkzer also wearing a bunny suit, Doug and Parkzer eating an entire salmon, and Doug playing Kingdom Hearts in the bunny suit. These are all covered in the same stream about a month later, although Parkzer wears a silly inflatable bunny suit instead of a sexy bunny suit.

ChairChair

 * Doug will occasionally leave his chair for various reasons which leads his chat to begin yelling and cheering for his chair.
 * Some viewers believe that ChairChair is more of the main character than Doug is.
 * There was confirmed to be a clone of ChairChair in the "Eating a fish while wearing a Bunny Suit" vod.
 * (Chair highlights/ChairChair Clone)

Diablo the Cheater

 * Originates from Doug updating his LinkedIn profile using AI (vod/video).
 * InferKit comes up with a new name for Doug, Diablo the Cheater, who is apparently a god (timestamp). The Diablo the Cheater passage ends up winning the vote to go on his LinkedIn profile, so Diablo the Cheater has become something of a nickname for him.
 * Doug has the role "Diablo the Cheater" in his Discord server, as well as "Nick Cage's Boyfriend," referencing another AI-generated passage in the same stream (timestamp).
 * Whenever Twitch Chat thinks that Doug is cheating somehow, they will often shout "DIABLO THE CHEATER" in chat.

Divorce



 * Originates from the GTA V "invisible car challenge" (vod/video).
 * Many members of Twitch Chat claim to be going through divorces, and Doug offers divorce counseling.
 * This has become a regular meme. People are often coming up with new ways to make divorce jokes. Doug's Twitch Chat gets very excited whenever divorce is mentioned.
 * Ironically, DougDoug made a divorce joke in his first ever YouTube video "[Hearthstone Five SECRET Arena Tips ]" back in 2015, predating the vod that introduced the divorce joke by 6 years.

Fat Albert

 * Refers to the movie Fat Albert (2004) or its titular protagonist, depending on context.
 * Originates from Twitch Chat's YouTube speedrun (vod/video). Chat uses clickmaps to find a specific thing on YouTube using only clicking, no searching. Doug opened up a private window untouched by the algorithm for this and one of the first recommendations on the home page was Fat Albert from YouTube Movies, and this was what the majority of chat really wanted to see, clicking it whenever it came on screen.
 * When given the opportunity to buy stuff from Amazon to put in Doug's temporary room for RagingCherry (vod/video), Doug gave chat a budget, but they actually started donating more money solely to put into buying as many Fat Albert posters as possible.

Olive Oil

 * Originates from the Skyrim Marriage Speedrun (vod/video).
 * Doug talks about his keto diet and how, because he doesn't want to cook, he will often just drink straight shots of olive oil when he needs extra calories. He mentions he didn't think it would be that interesting. Twitch Chat disagrees.

Planned

 * Essentially the opposite of "rigged." Refers to the idea that somehow Twitch Chat "planned" to rig something that happens in stream themselves.
 * Possibly the most iconic example is in the US AI Invasion (vod/video), when Twitch Chat votes to kill Saul Goodman only for the AI to decide that Saul should return as an angel and use heavenly power to annihilate Doug's army, and chat claims it was "planned" all along (timestamp).
 * The meme is heavily inspired by a meme from the game RDR2 ("I had a goddamn plan!")

Rigged

 * Refers to the idea that Doug has somehow "rigged" something to happen in his stream despite having no evidence.
 * Often shouted in chat whenever Twitch Chat doesn't get their way for any reason, or when people lose channel points to a prediction.

Rosa

 * The oldest otter at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Doug hosts a birthday party on stream for her every year, and raises money for the aquarium.
 * 99.9% of the time, when the name Rosa is mentioned, it is referring to the otter.
 * "Rosa Cam" refers to the Sea Otter livestream on MBA's website, which Doug sometimes pulls up on his streams. Despite the moniker "Rosa cam," the livestream is of the sea otter habitat with all the other otters, not just Rosa.

TOS

 * Stands for "terms of service," referring to Twitch's terms of service, specifically banning NSFW content.
 * "TOS" is often spammed in chat whenever anything even tangentially sexual happens, like Doug saying he's taking off his pants because he's hot (temperature wise) even though he still has boxers on and his lower half isn't even shown on stream.

Zorbin'

 * See linked page.
 * "Zorb" is a verb referring to the action of redeeming the "10% chance to summon Billy Mays" channel point reward, which plays the Zorbees infomercial on Doug's stream. If Mays is summoned, Doug has been successfully "zorbed."

Basement

 * Originates from the Twitch Stream "Zelda Randomized Treasure Hunt Challenge - Day ??? (VOD)" (vod/clip)
 * One of Doug's viewers in the stream sends a text-to-speech donation saying "Help, I'm being held hostage on stream and I don't even know what's going on"
 * Doug then says "I know what I say doesn't do anything in you guys' brain, but I really want to emphasize, you are NOT like locked up in my basement being forced to watch this ... except for the one guy."
 * Twitch Chat then begins to pretend that they are trapped in Doug's basement, often screaming for help in the chat, and begging Doug to let them free in TTS donations.
 * This has now become a recurring joke in his streams, as Chat occasionally continues to exclaim that there are forced into Doug's basement, and Doug goes along with the joke.

Counting

 * Originates from the GTA V "if Twitch Chat counts to 10, I explode" challenge (vod/video)
 * The challenge of the stream was if Doug could drive across the map of GTA 5, but he enabled a Python Script that detects if anyone of his viewers typed a number in chat. It then takes the numbers typed out by viewers and sees if its in correct order of 1 to 10. If it isn't, Doug survives, but if it is, it blows up his car.
 * Initially Doug was trying to win, but he eventually just started helping chat, and being very supportive when they've reached a milestone like a Kindergarten Teacher. The stream then centers around if its possible for chat to count to 10. They do end up doing it in the stream, and erupt in celebration.
 * Before some of Doug streams' starts, Twitch Chat will test how far they can count by typing numbers into the chat after one another, and seeing how far they got when the stream actually starts.