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Category: Fandom GIF
Example: Doctor Who Fandom GIF
Counter Example: Parody of Doctor Who Fandom GIF
Analysis:
We took the parody of Doctor Who with the same “Police Box” prop that is used in the original Doctor Who show. I think it’s counter the Fandom GIF as it is a parody of the actual show. Most Fandom GIF from Doctor Who emphasize the main character and don’t really show much action between any other characters. This one shows a girl and a whole ton of people dancing around.
Category: Reaction GIF
Example:
Counter Example:
Analysis: I decided to do a reaction to the famous reaction GIF using the same original video. There are two ways to look at this. One, it seems like there’s no reaction, it’s just zooming in to the person: therefore, not even a reaction GIF because there is no reaction… therefore, a counter-reaction GIF. Or two, his face can be interpreted to show a reaction where it seems like the original content (prime example of reaction GIF) is not even original and bores him. That is exactly how I feel when I see the same reaction GIFs every time.
Category: Sports GIF
Example:
Counter Example:
Analysis:
The prime example of the tennis sport GIF is Roger Federer, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, hitting with perfect form. I chose a counter example of a music video where tennis is a part of the music video; however, none of them can actually play. It is so popular for music videos to include tennis outfits, gears, and plays but never used in the right way and I just thought that would be the prime example of a counter-sport GIF.
Posted from Digital 101 by Christy






