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Have you seen those two weird-looking creatures kicking towards the camera on the street? That’s the Bing Bing Bing meme. It started with a simple format: two characters standing on a street, taking turns jumping towards the camera and throwing exaggerated kicks. Then creators started remixing it. First, people. Then parrots, crocodiles, hippos and strange-looking creatures. The characters changed, but the joke stayed the same. And that’s something interesting about internet culture. Sometimes, a format doesn’t need to change much to become entertaining again. It just needs a new character, a different context or an unexpected twist. One person’s creation becomes another person’s remix. Before long, the internet has turned a simple moment into something thousands of people recognize. Now think about that in the context of meme coins. What if the next interesting meme didn’t start with someone searching for an image online? What if it started with someone walking down the street, spotting something unusual and capturing it? That’s the idea behind @onlystreetsfun Instead of starting with an existing image from your gallery, OnlyStreets builds its concept around capturing moments directly through its in-app camera and turning them into coins. The interesting shift is where the inspiration comes from. The street becomes a source of potential internet culture, and ordinary observations become possible starting points for token creation. We’ve seen how quickly people can turn an existing format into something new. Imagine giving them a reason to discover and capture the next one themselves. That’s the idea worth paying attention to.