The memetic rise of Kek in my opinion is linked to the prophecy of the three frogs in Revelation 16:13.
In Revelation 16:13 Scripture describes 3 unclean spirits like frogs coming out of the mouth of the dragon, the beast, and the false prophet, which are interpreted by many as symbols of deceit, false prophecy, and demonic influence aimed at gathering the nations for a final battle. Frogs in this context are associated with uncleanness, chaos, and deception.
Kek, an ancient Egyptian deity often depicted with a frog or frog-headed form, has been reappropriated in modern internet culture, particularly by gen Z's alt-right, as a symbol of chaos, darkness and "meme magic."
Kek's rise could be seen as fitting into the narrative of the three frogs by representing a form of modern deception through memes. Memes, including those associated with Kek, can spread ideas, influence public opinion, and even rally political movements, which some might interpret as a form of gathering or influencing "kings" or leaders, akin to the gathering for battle in Revelation.
Memes like Pepe the Frog, which carry political or ideological messages, are modern tools of misinformation and manipulation, and align with the prophetic definition of deceitful spirits.
The memetic rise of Kek has had a tangible impact on political discourse, notably during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, where it was embraced by some Trump supporters as part of "meme magic." This event set the blueprint on how internet culture can influence or even "prophesy" real-world events, drawing a parallel to the biblical narrative where the frogs symbolize influences that lead to a significant confrontation or change.