The term 'Oomf,' an acronym for 'one of my followers,' originated on Twitter as a way to vaguely refer to a mutual or follower without tagging them directly. Over time, it evolved into the more affectionate 'Oomfie,' frequently associated with images of small, wide-eyed creatures, plushies, or distorted characters to express internet friendship. While it started as functional shorthand for 'subtweeting,' it has become a cornerstone of social media subculture, used to describe the relatable or chaotic behavior of online mutuals. The meme highlights the unique, often ironic bond between social media users who interact daily through screens, celebrating the 'silly' nature of digital-first relationships.