Reddit's massively popular /r/Place canvas is back, and this time around it's being filled with messages of protest against Spez. Here's what you need to know.

Memes about a fictional supervillain called "Zoom" are making a resurgence after DC Comic's new Flash movie was released in 2023. Here's a recap of the long-standing joke, from 4chan to YouTube.

A gameplay clip sure seems to imply that Nintendo animated the Hero of Hyrule's package, but there's a reasonable explanation for the eye-catching jiggle.

A scene from the video game "L.A. Noire" where the player is prompted to press 'X' to indicate doubt as detective Cole Phelps has become a popular reaction image. Here's all the context you need.

Internet people think that everyone knows what a backshot is.

What is in the Behind Closed Doors NSFW SpongeBob artbook and where can you find it? Learn all about the collection of obscene SpongeBob drawings in our guide.

The sad, sad world of Ben Affleck requires a cigarette to keep chugging. Here's the backstory behind the iconic image and how it became a meme format.

Since 2009, a meme about being the anxious one at a party has become one of the most popular Wojak memes online. Here's where it comes from and how to use it.

Jokes about people living with their smoke detectors constantly chirping are not new material, but the meme has shifted to being directed specifically at Black people in recent years.

Internet weirdos have recently resurfaced this infamous gore video for a new audience.