Why do people are having fun with the Jejemon?

Im curious with this jejemon, can u explain to me what's this? i mean i heard it from others but they cant explain to me what it is. thanks!

(EoW Po?MuZtAH Na PO KayoH? jejejejejeje.) Do you find that funny? I don't. I find it annoying. You will usually encounter them on chatrooms and text messages. Thank goodness they don't loiter here in mylot.

I don't see the point too when they showed it on the news like a phenomenon that is so cool and funny for the young generation. It's like promoting a bad habit when it comes to language. I hope it will only live a short run.

i don't make fun of them, however, I AM SO AGAINST THEIR WAY OF POSTING ON THE INTERNET. i don't mind if they'd JUST DO THAT ON PHONE MESSAGES but on the internet and i mean the WORLD WIDE WEB, it's really disturbing and annoying. seriously, you think it's nonsense? well, for others it's NOT NONSENSE. i take time to read posts on every discussions i belong to. and sometimes i even read the whole discussion. because to me internet is a very cheap source of knowledge (you know, you don't have to enroll on every courses you find interesting), but seeing something illegible for me is really frustrating. yes! i hate it when i can't understand some things i wanted to understand. and no, i can't get used to their way of typing. 4=A, 3=E, 6=G, a lot of Hs and Zs in places they're not needed, they use shortcuts and extended spelling simultaneously. like wow! some innovation every filipinos should be proud of? whew! enough of the ranting there. i'm actually over these jejemons (had 1 jejemonsters week on my facebook account not realizing oohh they're pretty popular, i'm not liking it so i had to move on). they've become unnecessarily sensational and i don't want to be part of this trend even as a jejebuster, BUT i don't get why you think it's nonsense.

I was really curious about this Jejemon, haha! wondering what does it really mean, does it make sense at all, is it helpful if everyone knows and use this stuff...I usually heard and seen this on Facebook and it really made me curious about Jejemon I just sometimes try to agree or say "yes" even if I really don't understand what they really mean, hehe!

i just found out what jejemon is, even though it's been around for sometime now. i also dislike it when people use jejemon. why make life difficult right, why bother making it hard for people to read and understand your message? i dislike this more than using "me" or "u" such as "eat na me" or "mall na u." acck. sorry but this plus that ever-irritating jejemon are so "jologs" to me at least.

I have never heard of this, until well my bf says he heard it from his supervisor. thanks for the information on this - i have not encountered such a person so i wouldn't know what to say about them. my only take is that i hope they will not make fun of the language, whether as they speak or write it; remember that when we have sms, people here in the Philippines have often misspelled words even in their tests or examinations. So if they often do this, i think their studies mayy suffer. We have already had enough of iliteracy going on... i hope this does not add to the issue.

Jejemon are short for jologs who don't know how to spell words correctly. Kids go to school to learn how to compose and spell words correctly. being a jejemon is the complete opposite, now what do you call that? But there's what we call freedom of expression, if they are happy with it then good for them. Lets just see how those kids will do when they graduate and look for a job, i hope they will still keep what their teachers taught them in school.

i am not getting fun on that jejemon. as like what you have said it is so very nonsense. what if they could apply that in their life if they are working or studying.

They spread like a disease in the internet. More children are expose to these doings what these people "Jejemons" are. I don't see anything unique about their text. They not only exist in the Internet but also in the Text in Cellphones. When I see text like that I automatically delete it. Can't stand their awful texts. I don't know why people seem to be doing these things.

The jejemon texts are funny, but annoying sometimes, that's why I ignore texts like that. We don't know for sure maybe new words will be evolved out of these words, but I hope the way they text right now won't get to the point wherin it would be taught in schools!Horror!haha!

I never find jejemon is wrong nor bad its the new way of texting. I do not understand jejemon text but I respect their happiness.

Jejemon are those people that use weird character when texting. They will spell words in a very unusual way that it is hard to understand. Example of this is when they use 3 for letter E, they txt 'jejejeje' instead of 'hehehe'.They have also a certain get ups and dresses. Maybe that's why they are called jejemon. I watched a program the other day in which they interview jejemons. Their reason for making this unusual spelling is boredom. They are bored reading a plain text that's why they put some kind of an art according to them. I think it's a rising culture among the texters.I have nothing against them but really it's hard to read their text messages.

I am not really against Jejemon... Maybe they only find this language tricks funny and not boring compared to the one that we are using. But I am only afraid that time will come, this will affect the understanding, writing and speaking abilities of kids (children) who are addicted to this stuff. They might end up having difficulties when they are in language school, when finding a job later on and during interviews. I hope this will not happen...

It's a fad! People having fun with Jejemon just need to be belonged and be recognized. It's just a self-expression. There is nothing wrong to be a fun of Jejemon. For every generation there is fad and sense of individuality. Personally, I'm not fun of Jejemon but I am not against on what they are doing. While they are being Jejemon, people will be more aware of who you are and where do we belong.