The image is of Lois Griffin with text reading 'Yass pills.' The tweet (shown below) received roughly 65,700 likes over the course of nine months and gave increased attention to the idea of 'yassification.' On February 11th, 2021, Twitter user tweeted a meme that apparently came to him in a dream.

The tweet (shown below) received 42 likes over the course of nine months. Twitter user was the first to do this, tweeting, 'slayyyter looks like the yassification of marjorie taylor greene,' on February 8th, 2021. In February 2021, Twitter users began comparing celebrities with each other by having one celebrity being the post-yassified version of the other. The tweet received replies though that give evidence of the tweet's virality. On November 6th, 2020, Twitter account reused the term 'yassification gas' in a tweet that read, 'BREAKING: Biden has begun releasing YASSIFICATION gas into the environment and transmitting slay yes mamas through 5G 🚨.' The tweet, however, cannot be accessed because has a private account as of November 2021.

The tweet (shown below) received 14 likes over the course of one year.

On August 28th, 2020, Twitter user posted the first known use of the phrasal template, 'the yassification of X,' tweeting a picture of Japanese singer Yukika Teramoto with filters and stickers over her. Evidence of the tweet can be found in a reply posted on August 26th, 2020, from Twitter user The reply (shown below) reads 'I’m choking on the yassification gas.' However, account has been suspended for unknown reasons. In late August 2020, Twitter user was the first to coin the term 'yassification.' The tweet used the phrase 'yassification gas' in reference to an imagined gas that would 'yassify' unsuspecting people.

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