Bourdieu’s concept of symbolic capital explains why female creators could leverage the phrase to claim agency: by appropriating a directive traditionally used by men, they transformed it into a symbol of solidarity (“kami” as inclusive). The data suggest a within the meme’s lifecycle.
Future research should explore (e.g., the Korean “우리 먼저 갈게” meme) and investigate algorithmic interventions that could either amplify or suppress such power‑laden linguistic artifacts. Bourdieu’s concept of symbolic capital explains why female
| Speech‑act Category | Frequency | Representative Example | Perlocutionary Effect | |---------------------|-----------|------------------------|-----------------------| | Directive (imperative) | 38 % | “Kamu gak boleh pergi sebelum kami puas, bro!” | High engagement (↑ comments by 27 %). | | Humor/Joke | 46 % | “Kalau belum puas, stay dulu!” | Positive sentiment (mean = +0.31). | | Irony/Parody | 16 % | “Kita semua satu tim, tapi…” | Mixed sentiment (±0.04). | | Speech‑act Category | Frequency | Representative Example
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