JOHN Pork is an online influencer known for his viral meme “John Pork is calling.”
But why is “John Pork found dead” trending on social media? Let’s investigate.
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Why is ‘John Pork’ found dead trending?
Rumours about John Pork’s death started making the rounds online on 30 March 2023.
An article was even posted on PKB News on 29 March 2023, claiming he was found dead in a river.
The post read: “People are very sad for him. His fans are crying for him he was an inspiration to many peoples. He always used to be happy.
“He was known for his humbleness and kindness. He was a member of the cherished pig community.”
Snopes quickly debunked this claim after other rumours emerged.
One said: “HE’S NOT DEAD! I’ve spoken with him since the “news” released! Do not believe the nonsense being spewed on the media! John Pork will return and he will come for all who doubt his existence!”
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What has been said about ‘John Pork found dead’?
John Pork’s fans were understandably upset and confused by the rumours.
One posted on Twitter: “Would like to share my condolences with the Pork family, john was such a beautiful soul and my prayers are with the grieving families.”
A second chimed in: “John pork WAS FOUND DEAD IN A RIVER IN ALANTA I THOUGHT EVERYONE WAS JUST MAKING MEMES OUT OF HIM.”
The rumours were cleared up quite quickly, much to the relief of his adoring fans.
Is John Pork on social media and how did he become famous?
The popular “John Pork is calling” meme surfaced on social media and went viral on TikTok in 2018.
It first appeared on Instagram in 2018 from @/john.pork.
Joh Pork is a virtual influencer with the appearance of a pig – he has a pig’s head and a human body.
His page mostly contained photos of him in front of popular tourist locations and in AI-generated videos.
He rose to fame as his social media presence became more popular and grew a large following.
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