In a bold step, which further improves the development from Meme Factory to the entire Creative Power Center, Meme Marketing Agency Wuba Labba Dub (WLDD) has purchased the Bengaluru-based Creative Startup Implions in an all-Kash deal.
The first confirmation of this news was made by a linked post by Kalpana’s co -founder Zidav Casti, who had further information reported by INC42. As part of the agreement, the entire team that was imagined will be integrated into WLDD. Co -founder Ritvik Varghese will remain on the ship as an advisor.
Why this acquisition means something
Established in 2024, it imagined that studios quickly created a place for themselves with their SLIC motion design, 3D animation and social first visual content. It worked with startups like Zeroda, Simple and Armatrics, and earned a reputation for carrying boundaries in digital storytelling.
For WLDD, who cycled the name Meme Culture Wave, it is more than a talent that seizes a talent-it is a strategic expansion in AI-enhanced design, history and video production.
Managing Director Arihant Jain called the acquisition a “creative and technical jump”, saying that it would allow WLDD to score its rich media distribution skills and serve global customers in search of high quality design and rapid change.
Jain shared, “We make a pixer of Meme marketing – funny, cultural melody, but technically luxurious,” shared Jain.
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This is the third major acquisition of WLDD in less than one year, the following:
Digital Media Platform Scoop Up (formerly owned by Good Glam Group) procurement.
A controlled ownership interest in the Sneakers mark 7-10 in March, pointing to the rising ambitions of WLDD in D2C
These tricks suggest that WLDD is not just a MEME page with marketing muscle. It takes shape in a multi -faceted creative engine and combines:
Media IP (via scoopwalk)
Consumer Labeling (to 7-10)
High-end visual storytelling (through imagination)
This vertical stack can prove to be disruptive at a time when attention is low, material cycles are sharp and creativity should work with data and design.
The new creative stack: AI, MEMS, Motion
The imaginary procurement indicates another large WLDD priority: AI-controlled creativity.
While WLDD has created its brand on viral rigging, the team knows that the future is inherent in A-assisted content creation, hypermålretting and automated design pipelines.
Portfolio imagined movement graphics, 3D atmosphere and experience in the brand of video content provides technical depths to low-Fi-Fi, but high effects of WLDD.
“The design flow is now important as a Meme -flow,” says an internal WLDI update reviewed by Insight Tech Talk. “With imagination we get a creative wing who knows how to make the story and feel world -class.”
What does it mean for the industry
India’s digital marketing scene enters a consolidation phase, where agencies no longer advertise buyers or material producers-they are full-service brand architects.
The latest acquisition of WLDD suggests that even memory-based agencies can scale-they seem perpendicular.
In short, lines between:
Meme Marketing Agency
Creative Design Studio
D2C brand
Media publication
… gets faster. And WLDD makes this trend a blueprint.
What will happen next?
While the annual accounts are not revealed, internal sources suggest that the upcoming goal of WLDD is to build a “meme os” for brands – an integrated system where wiring, storytelling and design work in sinks.
With the studios imagined on the board, more expected:
Premium visual
AI tools for MEME-to-motion transformation.
Tagged materials made for both virality and brand value.
This is not just the future of Meme-marketing, this is the future of trade led by culture.
About WLDD
Wubba Duba Dub (WLDD) was created in 2021, and began as a MEME marketing start -up, known for viral campaigns. It has been developed in one of the most talked about digital creative agencies in India since then. With a strong focus on young brands and cultural relevance, WLDD is now entering its next chapter AI, design, storytelling and media-IP in an integrated vision.