The Simpsons Are Known For Recreating Famous Pop Culture Moments, And This Time This Fan On Twitter Shared 17 Historic Images Recreated By The Cartoon

We were wondering how this idea of creating exclusively Simpsons content came to be. Ramón shared: “the idea of ​​creating Criminalsimpsons is actually not very original or extravagant, haha. I’ve always been a part of Simpsons fan groups both on Facebook and other social networks, and I saw that something very interesting was brewing on Instagram. People were creating very particular and specific Simpsons appreciation accounts, and I loved the idea. There were accounts exclusive to landscapes in The Simpsons, others just showing the different dishes from the show, and even one account that only posted photos of Homer wearing hats. I loved the idea of ​​covering something as big as The Simpsons from a single point of view. In this way it occurred to me, since I’m a big fan of movies about the mafia and the criminal world, to unite these two topics. This is how Criminalsimpsons was born.”

To find these comparisons, Ramón had to go through each and every episode very diligently. He shared his experience of discovering these hidden gems: “I look for everything related to references to art, cinema, or history directly from the source, either by looking in the scripts of every episode or in the comments made by the writers on the DVDs. I also ask other people in the community who know a lot about those particular topics, even though The Simpsons was released over 30 years ago, there are always hidden references and other interesting things that are worth investigating.”

To find all these images and constantly share The Simpsons' content, you truly have to be invested in the show. Therefore, we were wondering when Ramón’s appreciation started. He shared: “the truth is that I’m a fan from the first time I saw them when I was 6 years old. Over time, like everyone, I changed my tastes, but the Simpsons always accompanied me. In relation to that, I also changed my favorite character, but I think the one I like the most is Lionel Hutz (the lawyer).”

Ramón already has a big following of 223K on Instagram and almost 29K on Twitter. We asked him whether he had ever imagined his social media channels becoming so popular.

“I never imagined that I would have such a reach and have such a large community. I’m very happy and grateful. I think that there is more than the numbers (likes, followers, etc.), that the truth is something a bit empty and fictitious. The most interesting and enriching thing is being able to talk with people with the same interests throughout the world. That is what most I’m fascinated by this account, being able to connect with different people that The Simpsons goes through their lives in different ways,” shared Ramón.