Have you seen this little fellah pop up on your Facebook timeline slash Twitter feed as you scroll on by?

Do you wonder why suddenly everyone on the internet is obsessed with it?

Trash Dove is my favorite thing on the internet today https://t.co/OgVPSQPs8E pic.twitter.com/axkRh2Z3IX

— Helen Havlak (@anotherhelen) February 13, 2017

Do you have no clue what the hell this is?

You’re not the only one. I was as baffled as you are. 

It’s like social media’s been invaded by this weird purple bird. Turns out it’s actually not a hen, or a pigeon or even some weird swan. It’s a dove incessantly bopping back and forth head-banging.

All of Thailand currently. @SydWeiler #trashdoves pic.twitter.com/N5m8NT6BlN

— Shauna Lynn (@shaunaparmesan) February 11, 2017

Move over Salt Bae…Say hello to the “Trash Dove”. 

The Facebook sticker has swarmed comment threads across Facebook, and it’s gone viral.

It’s been turned into gifs and endless memes. And has been found in many of MangoBaaz comments sections, as well.

Relationship Status: Headbanging Trash Dove.

— Sahil Shah (@SahilBulla) February 13, 2017

It was designed by American artist Syd Weiler and the sticker was propelled into stardom by a Thai Facebook page where the dove faced a dance-off with an animated billi…which is worth a watch because…well…just watch it and you’ll see.

Now that the li’l trash dove’s broken the internet, there’s now a petition to ban the furry animal from existence, as well.

When is it appropriate to use the dove?

Well, anywhere and at any time you feel like it, basically. It can mean pretty much anything. Literally anythaaaannggg. Use your imagination kids. Go wild. Go crazy. Spam your friends until they want to stab you in the face.

Trash dove out.

Cover image via: india.com