Chad T-Shirts
Description: Perfect design for anyone who loves wojak memes. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves these types of memes. Choose your size and color then BUY IT NOW to place your order.
Description: Yes Chad, also known as Nordic Gamer, refers to a drawn image of a blond man with blue eyes often wearing a gaming headset, usually captioned "Yes" or sometimes "I know." The image is a subformat of Nordic / Mediterranean 4chan meme and originated on Twitter in early August 2019. The image has been used as a reaction and an exploitable on Twitter, 4chan, and other online platforms, usually used to debase those attempting to mock or bully a person for their personal traits or interests. TL;DR Chad DNGAF about your opinion or what you think.
Description: Vintage Chad /Tchad 1930 African Postage Stamp Design
Vintage Chad /Tchad 1930 African Postage Stamp Design T-Shirt
by CultOfRomance
$16 $23
Description: Discover the enigmatic persona and incredible power of Giga Chad, known for his irresistible charm. He doesn't pull women, he pulls doors that say push. Wear the gear and Giga Chad out.
Giga Chad I Don't Pull Women I Pull Doors That Say Push T-Shirt
by The One Stop Shop
$16 $23
Description: Venture into the vast deserts of Chad with this neon minimalist design. A glowing sunset silhouettes towering sandstone buttes, rolling dunes, and a lone camel caravan beneath swaying oasis palms—capturing the timeless beauty and nomadic spirit of the Sahel in bold, modern hues.
Description: Hello. Yes, I heard that I don’t exist. It suits me. The “art project” sounds great thanks ?? I don’t have Twitter, Facebook or anything else. I like the memes you make. I don’t know much about it, but yes, I’m just like you, maybe a little bigger. I read the messages you write und really glad that some people are inspired. Good luck guys. If it’s important to you, I open comments so have fun while I chop wood ?? I’ll check next week. Best regards.
