text: Lolcats In the mid-2000s, lolcat image macros were captioned with deliberate misspellings, known as "lolspeak", such as a cat asking "I can haz cheezburger?" Blogger Anil Dash described the intentionally poor spelling and fractured grammar as "kitty pidgin".
  "B" emoji replacing hard consonants
  The negative squared letter B (🅱️; originally used to represent blood type B) can be used to replace hard consonants as an internet meme. This originates from the practice of members of the Bloods replacing the letter C with the letter B, but has been extended to any consonant. Common examples are:
  Ni🅱️🅱️a, replacing nigga. Some non-black people have been criticised for using this as if the taboo around the word did not apply.
  🅱️loods for Bloods.
  🅱️eter for Peter Griffin.
  Misspelled animal names
  Various different instances of intentional misspellings of animal names have been made as internet memes. The mid-2000s lolcat memes used spellings such as kitteh for kitty.
  The 2013 Doge meme is a deliberate misspelling of dog.
  The internet slang of DoggoLingo, which appeared around the same time, spells dog as doggo and also includes respelled words for puppy (pupper) and other animals such as bird (birb) and snake (snek). Respellings in DoggoLingo usually alter the pronunciation of the word.