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== Clips ==
* [https://kick.com/dariusirl/clips/clip_01JYN8BEDHPTRE426PXEX73A9J Can you shout out my friend RiN_LuX?]
* [https://kick.com/dariusirl/clips/clip_01JYN8BEDHPTRE426PXEX73A9J Can you shout out my friend RiN_LuX?]
* Wh [[File:OMEGALUL.png]] [https://kick.com/sadkitcat/clips/clip_01JX43M58FTWNHJSZP4CCBB8Y7 is RiN_LuX?]
* [https://kick.com/dariusirl/clips/clip_01K019HX682ZXRF465E16V4E66 Who's RiN_LuX?]


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 00:46, 21 July 2025

Mercoffdaperc with smudged mascara as a follower alert for RiN_LuX appears on stream.

"RiN_LuX here" is a popular offline-chatter meme that involves TTS Wikipedia donations to embedded streamers within DGG Chat. The meme postulates that RiN_LuX—the DGG Chat moderator and a prominent chatter—is repeatedly sending often unhinged, socially maladaptive, messages that sometimes have him admit to legal and moral crimes.

The meme often prompts the TTS recipient to ask, "WH the fuck is RiN_LuX?", leading to DGG-adjacent streamers (such as Xena and Merc) to come into chat to confront RiN_LuX for his apparent harassment. Good examples include Xena messaging, "My whispers are open RiN_LuX lemme know when u grow enough balls to talk to a 4’11ft woman face to face and not over tts."[1] Merc would similarly come into DGG Chat to 'confront' an AFK Wikipedia RiN_LuX[2] (and farm chat) only to be almost-banned for three days (RiN_LuX had a legendary throw)[3] and eventually getting permanently banned a day later.[4]

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References

  1. xenathewitcher. "[rustlesearch.dev RustleSearch]". Retrieved 2025, July 4.
  2. mercoffdaperc (June 16–18, 2025). "[rustlesearch.dev RustleSearch]". Retrieved 2025, July 4.
  3. RiN_LuX (June 17, 2025). "[rustlesearch.dev RustleSearch]". Retrieved 2025, July 4.
  4. RiN_LuX (June 17, 2025). "[rustlesearch.dev RustleSearch]". Retrieved 2025, July 4.