WorldWarBot 2020 gained massive internet fame as an automated simulation page on Facebook and Twitter that randomly assigned territorial conquests to different nations. The bot would post updates showing maps where one country would 'conquer' another, leading to hilarious and often improbable outcomes like Luxembourg or Paraguay taking over entire continents. The meme peaked in popularity during 2019 and early 2020, serving as a form of digital entertainment where followers cheered for their home countries or lamented their sudden defeat. Today, the template is used to satirize geopolitical shifts, historical irony, or simply to celebrate the chaotic unpredictability of a computer-generated world war.