'Commenters... thank you for speaking up': Insta page gets a fiery roasting after making a sacrilegious Snoopy post

Every dog has his day… but in this case, animated Peanuts icon Snoopy definitely didn't choose this promo for himself.

It all started when Twitter user @hotpriestt shared screen grabs of a random Snoopy post on a page dedicated to the famous animated pup. While the post was from a few months ago, her tweet reignited the discussion around the oddity of this image. Read up on this dramatic internet tale of commenters who rallied around Snoopy dog.

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The drama started when @hotpriestt posted these two images, no caption necessary.

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The first photo shows Snoopy looking down at his tummy and thinking about...a version of himself that is very slightly thinner, and facing the other direction?

Thought-bubble Snoop is lacking toes, and truly, his stomach is like 1 centimeter smaller.

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In the second photo, she showed the commenters who were furious at this Snoopy libel.

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Adding to @hotpriestt's fine sleuthing, I checked out the other comments myself, and other people had continued howling with anger in the comments.

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Do I even have to tell you who commenters sided with in the great slim-belly poster vs. Snoopy debate?

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We owe it to those original commenters, especially snoopyfan436 who hit them with a crisp "Delete This Now."

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Silence, brand! Don't let them get away with using our childhood icons for their shady Instagram ads.

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In the comments, @ChillA**Shawty shared another screen grab from the page, featuring a Snoopy with a bulging stomach.

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Instead, there are just a bunch of hashtags.

Weirdly, neither post is marked as an advertisement, which people must disclose under American FTC guidelines. However, the #snoopythailand clues us in to where in the world the page is located.
Plus, it isn't even clear what product — if any — they're actually advertising. It's totally possible that the page was just trying to be relatable or funny. But it absolutely backfired!

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New copypasta just dropped!

Spread the good news, everyone!

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We also hope you're doing well out there, Ms. Haversham! Sorry you had to see the terrible Snoopy post.

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