The Groypers, also known as the Groyper Army, are a far-right group led by Nick Fuentes. They are alt-right, white nationalist, and Christian nationalist activists who are known for promoting racist, antisemitic, homophobic, and nativist views. The group takes its name from a cartoon amphibian called "Groyper," a variant of the Pepe the Frog meme. The Groypers emerged around 2019 and become notable for disrupting conservative events, particularly targeting mainstream conservative figures and accusing them of being too moderate or insufficiently nationalist. The Groypers seek to inject alt-right politics into mainstream conservatism, opposing immigration, feminism, LGBTQ rights, and promoting "traditional" Christian values. Their tactics include aggressive questioning at conservative events, social media campaigns, and organizing summits. They have been involved in controversies such as the January 6 U.S. Capitol attack and are broadly characterized as homophobic, antisemitic, and fascist. The group gained wider attention for conflicts with organizations like Turning Point USA and figures like Charlie Kirk, whom they criticized for diluting conservative messaging. The movement attempts to appeal especially to young people by promoting Christian nationalism and appealing to grievances within conservatism. Key figures associated with the movement besides Fuentes include Michelle Malkin and others within the alt- right ecosystem. The movement is recognized as an attempt to rebrand the alt- right with a focus on white identity and traditionalism while maintaining extremist views.