Ralph has BIG PLANS to break the internet.
It became a phrase that changed the digital landscape and a hashtag that is still used to this day 3 years on.
Kim Kardashian ‘Broke The Internet’ in 2014 with her Paper cover issue, and it was all down to the image.
In case you were living under a rock in 2014, this should refresh your memory;
A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on
Cue the entire world going bonkers, endless re-posts and Kim Kardashian firmly placing herself in the history books of pop culture.
We digress… back to Ralph (damn you Kardashian for constantly distracting us).
Disney revealed the title for the movie sequel at ComicCon and it looks like they’ve taken inspiration directly from Mrs Kardashian-West herself.
The full title is “Ralph Breaks The Internet; Wreck-It Ralph 2“.
Breaking News! The Wreck-It Ralph Sequel Gets a Title and Cast Details: https://t.co/hn6oph6OLC pic.twitter.com/FLGZ65OykG
— Disney (@Disney) March 29, 2017
Now… we hope this doesn’t mean our favourite disaster-prone character will be posing nude covered in oil, although you never know, but from the images also released we think it’s more to do with him conquering the digital world than the Kardashian derriere.
Credit: Disney images
Of course, the internet had a few things to say,
I’m bad at photoshop and upset over the new name. #WreckItRalph #RalphBreaksTheInternet pic.twitter.com/tv6dCUenWS
— Evan Snead (@ESneadDaBomb) March 29, 2017
“Ralph Breaks the Internet” makes me think of Wreck It Ralph doing the Kim Kardashian champagne pour and I don’t like it.
— Anson Ling (@ns0n) March 29, 2017
Boycotting the Wreck-It Ralph sequel because its called ‘Ralph BREAKS the Internet’ and not ‘Ralph WRECKS the Internet.’
You buncha scrubs.
— ABARy (@_ABARy) March 29, 2017
This one is terrifying and we apologise if it offends anyone…
In honor of Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2, I give you this. You’re very very welcome. pic.twitter.com/oistxDenNd
— Mike Bedard (@TheMikeBedard) March 29, 2017
We can’t unsee it.
The vocal stylings of Jane Lynch, Jack McBrayer, John C.Reilly and Sarah Silverman will all be returning, and it should be hitting cinemas early next year.
