The hashtag “Prince of Binding” has taken over the internet, and searches for the meaning behind the practice have skyrocketed within hours.
You can always count on social media users to turn a single hashtag or post into a viral sensation in a short period of time.
In this case, Twitter users were busy researching the linking practice after the gossip account raised eyebrows with unfounded rumors.
What is the “Prince of Linkage” on Twitter?
“Prince of Pegging” is a popular hashtag on Twitter that mocks a male celebrity who engages in a sexual act called pegging.
The hashtag is currently the number one search term on the social media platform and has transformed the practice into a cultural phenomenon in a matter of hours.
We won’t talk about its meaning but you should know that this practice has been referenced in a series of TV shows and movies, including Deadpool, The Bold Type, Broad City, and others.
The term was first popularized online by winning entry to Dan Savage’s “Savage Love” column.
How did the hashtag start?
The hashtag started from the DeuxMoi Instagram account after an anonymous tip from a social media user. The submission claimed that a celebrity with an uncertain identity was interested in the act.
From there, Twitter decided to take the rumor and spit it out in a new form, by choosing a prince for it and attaching it to it.
It’s safe to say that the viral post broke into the internet and Google searches for the term increased by over 400 percent.
Many social media users are confused about the trend or regret that they have taken the time to research the practice in more detail.
Who are DeuxMoi?
DeuxMoi is an Instagram account with 1.5 million followers who post celebrity gossip content. Due to the uncertain nature of all rumors and the fact that anyone can create and submit a story, the information provided by the account is widely considered a source of entertainment rather than anything remotely realistic.
The account is spreading rumors based on unverified submissions from users to their social media channels, as mentioned on their Instagram.
“The statements made on this account have not been independently confirmed,” the outlet states in his biography. “This account does not claim that any information published is factually based.”
During an interview from 2020, DeuxMoi confirmed that the site was launched in 2013 and that it was initially used as a fashion blog run by two friends. DeuxMoi is currently working on his first novel, Anon Pls, a fictional memoir that will follow a fashion worker who rises to fame through a Deuxmoi-esque social media account.
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