The mysterious monolith from Utah and Romania is the centre of attention on social media. Along with monolith, we have conspiracy theories and lit memes.
Conspiracy theories and memes are going viral about a mysterious monolith. In a strange turn of events in November 2020 (or not so much because it's 2020), a metal monolith was found at the base of a canyon in Utah's Red Rock Country, stated the US State's wildlife agency. During a routine survey of the bighorn sheep, the team found the monolith, but they could not find when and how it appeared there. On 27th November, the monolith vanished with rocks in the place of the monolith. The Federal Bureau of Land Management’s Utah office announced that "an unknown party" had removed it. On 30th November, a similar monolith appeared in Romania's Batca Doamnei Hill. However, this monolith's surface is covered with looping scrawls.
Netizens have come up with various theories about these occurrences. Comparing the events with Stanley Kubrick's film, “2001: Space Odyssey", some people have assumed that this has been executed by an alien race. Some people are calling it a prank. Others have credited the monolith appearances to anonymous new wave artists.
Here are some of the conspiracy theories suggested by people:
Four dudes showing up in the cloak of night to rip the monolith out of the ground and destroy it for the sake of leave no trace principles is honestly the kind of chaotic energy I'm here for. pic.twitter.com/Q6pLknCWX0
— Ari🎄 (@AriWRees) December 1, 2020
Did it even ever occur to us lowly humans that this object could have been erected by the animal population which sees now as the perfect time for a takeover?🤔 https://t.co/QG9R19VNlT
— Michelle Hope Lamb (@1baldchick) December 1, 2020
Is this a Martian Banksy, or some such??? https://t.co/bS3J21kPQr
— Tunku Varadarajan (@tunkuv) December 1, 2020
This is near my ancestral homeland, the other one was down the road in Utah... Coincidence? ... yes, that’s how that works... but all too often these type of events end up in conspiracies like christianity or scientology #religions #atheist https://t.co/YYZexMcrrA
— JP Petrø (@petrochasm) December 2, 2020
Putting down 20 dollars this is for a Marvel movie https://t.co/DTiMat8F1U
— Obi-Wan Kenosis🇻🇦JMJ✝️ (@elmago3221) December 1, 2020
this clip totally evokes “2001: a Space Odyssey” for me 🦍 🦍🦍 https://t.co/aLbMzXMykR
— The Godmother™ 🐲 (@tiger_girl2000) December 2, 2020
Wanna bet the Utah/Romania monolith turns out to be a marketing ploy from a game developer...? https://t.co/d5XcfZhj3O
— CyberSec Chey (@chey_cobb) December 1, 2020
Not only possible hypotheses, but netizens have also come up with what they do the best- making memes. Numerous memers, as well as brands, shared memes to joke around the mysterious monolith. Here are some of the dank ones:
Did you ask Monalitha??https://t.co/ubF5VAPeSm pic.twitter.com/v1zm55oPLj
— Resist 🏹 (@WeWillFightB4ck) November 30, 2020
Heading to the monolith, y’all want anything? pic.twitter.com/oiPuX4sKmN
— Honorary Lesbian (@Stepdad_Central) December 1, 2020
Monolith mystery solved: it's a beer fridge pic.twitter.com/AD7SQwDe6g
— Budweiser (@budweiserusa) December 1, 2020
BREAKING: Another mysterious monolith appears, this time in @flavortown pic.twitter.com/dbp4FcKQJZ
— Guy Fieri (@GuyFieri) December 1, 2020
The mysterious monolith has appeared on the TED stage. pic.twitter.com/2jrp0Ml4tE
— TED Talks (@TEDTalks) December 1, 2020
Mysterious silver monolith appears on the Goldman Sachs trade floor pic.twitter.com/PsDKEG4KEU
— leveredlloyd (@leveredlloyd) December 1, 2020
Looks like the blueprints for a mysterious metal monolith 😳😳😳😮😲 https://t.co/d6Uf7vtDTu
— Hairy Unicorn (@fluffytower) December 2, 2020
What do you think about the monolith? What's your conspiracy theory?