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A [[tracejak]] is a soyjak which was directly traced from another image, usually one of a [[Soy Boy|soy boy]], but not always.
A [[tracejak]] is a soyjak which was directly traced from another image, usually one of a [[Soy Boy|soy boy]], but not always. Tracejaks tend to be controversial, with 'teens often disputing on whether or not they are gems or coals. One such example is the [[Two Soyjaks Pointing]] variant, which has lost a lot of its' popularity on the [['sharty]] due to its' association with twitter and NAS parodies.


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Revision as of 23:27, 8 January 2024

A tracejak is a soyjak which was directly traced from another image, usually one of a soy boy, but not always. Tracejaks tend to be controversial, with 'teens often disputing on whether or not they are gems or coals. One such example is the Two Soyjaks Pointing variant, which has lost a lot of its' popularity on the 'sharty due to its' association with twitter and NAS parodies.

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Contrary to popular belief, most of the popular soyjak variants aren't tracejaks, rather, they were based off of soy boys without explicitly tracing them (examples of this are gapejak, markiplier soyjak, feraljak, A24 slow-burn soyjak and many more of the best ones, regardless, many off-siters seem to think those are all tracejaks and so if they trace a random image then add glasses and a stubble, it will magically become a gem, this is the origin of most variant:unknowns including your first soyjak.

>literally all of these are directly traced but made bald, expression changed, glassesed, and hair simplified thoughever



Erm, no just no. A24 is a very good example of a 'jak that was inspired by an irl soyjak instead of being traced, the main difference is that the facial features were not directly copied line by line, but rather directly stylized to keep up with the design of the original wojak-based soyjak.