Internet Reacts to Yahoo Acquisition of Tumblr
It’s time to stop, drop and re-evaluate the deadpooled.
Creating sculptures out of the pencil itself has been present since the 1980s, but gained popularity online in 2007 after photos of Dalton Ghetti’s work went viral. Where did this technique come from?
Since the premiere of the TV anime series Attack on Titan in Japan in early April, a slew of viral parodies and remix videos have been seen on Nico Nico Douga.
The latest rumor has it that this young man (shown left) is maybe-likely-probably one of the three Emirati men who were deported from Saudi Arabia last week for being “too handsome.” Help us track the latest developments in the forums!
This Spanish hashtag has been popping up on Instagram and Twitter feeds, acting as a rough equivalent of calling a man a “queen” in English. But where did it start?
In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings on Monday, people on the Internet didn’t waste any time in responding to yesterday’s massive explosion that leveled a fertilizer plant and several houses near Waco, Texas.
Is Nutella the new bacon? Help us figure out how this chocolatey condiment became a key ingredient for hipsters!
In consideration of North Korea’s international reputation as the troll kingdom and is fast-growing presence in social media, should we examine the Free World’s fixation with North Koreans as an emerging subculture on the Internet?
The monumental subculture entry for Street Fighter is now up and running! We’ve documented a handful of related memes, mostly circulating in the English-speaking parts of the Internet, but what about elsewhere?
Given the success of the Indiegogo campaign for the 2D fighting game Skullgirls, might it be worthy of a subculture entry in the database? Chime in with your thoughts and any helpful research in our discussion forum!