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My dream wedding: standing at the altar and seeing in the crowd Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn crashing it 2005 style ||||| Email or Phone Password Forgot account? Log In 
  
 Do you want to join Facebook? ||||| First, people gathered in public places to scream like Goku. 
  
 Now, they're turning it down a notch, instead meeting up to quietly say "wow" like Owen Wilson. 
  
 Thousands of people have clicked "attending" for an event planned for Monday, Feb. 26 in Melbourne's Federation Square — 3,800, in fact. The event will apparently see a group of people show up, quietly say "wow" and leave. 
  
 "Let's put some positivity out there into the world! Let's marvel at the beauty and Wonder of this incredible planet we live on, and let's WOW like Owen Wilson!" reads the event description. 
  
 I mean, the dude says "wow" a lot, we guess. ||||| Published on Feb 9, 2018 
  
 Every single ALRIGHT from Matthew McConaughey so far except for the animated films. Please Like and Share this video. Let's make this bird fly, Alright?. 
  
  
  
  
  
 Subscribe For More Matthew McConaughey ||||| MORE than 3500 people will descend on Federation Square next week to say “Wow” like Owen Wilson, in an event organised by an Eltham local. 
  
 The Facebook event created by ‘meme page’ Owen Wilson Wowposting, has swelled to epic proportions on social media, leaving organiser Nicolas Zoumboulis shocked at the outcome. 
  
 “I didn’t realise the numbers would grow so much, it was originally a joke event, so I didn’t even bother getting a permit — I didn’t even know you needed one — but, it’s all real now,” Zoumboulis said. 
  
 Owen Wilson says "wow" 
  
 “Fed Square caught onto it and are making arrangements for extra security to be on site as we’re expecting big numbers.” 
  
 Although Nic’s core fan base is from Eltham and surrounds, the thousands who’ve clicked attending will have Federation Square bustling on a Monday night. 
  
 Zoumboulis’s quirky sense of humour fostered his obsession with Owen Wilson and his signature “Wow”, he’s glad not to be the only one “fascinated with repeating the same annoying phrase over and over again”. 
  
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 It’s expected to be a peaceful “wowing,” with some participants requesting the event becomes an annual event or “even a public holiday.” 
  
 “It just shows how wholesome and joyous this Owen community really is, it’s been touching,” he said. 
  
 “I’m hoping to take this craze to the next level … there are big things coming.” 
  
 To take part in the spectacle, visit Federation Square on Monday at 6pm. |||||

You might have seen the memes, or videos like this one, poking a little fun at how often Owen Wilson says "wow." They're like those focusing on Matthew McConaughey's recitation of "all right," but apparently have a more enthusiastic following. Case in point: About 4,000 people and counting say they'll attend a Monday event in Australia for the express purpose of gathering to say "wow" like Wilson, per Mashable. The organizer of the Melbourne meet-up tells the Herald Sun that the event started as a joke but is "all real now." He adds he's been touched by the outpouring of support from fans "fascinated with repeating the same annoying phrase over and over again." Can't make it to Melbourne? Zoumboulis also operates a Facebook page for the "Owen community," though it stresses it "does not represent Owen Wilson nor his views in any way, shape or wow."