Neverthink's Second 'Meme Jam' Is Underway, And The Video Platform Plans To Continue The Meme Contest Every Month

Back in October, Neverthink, a video platform and community for meme creators, hosted its first-ever “Meme Jam” where a slew of creators was tasked with making memes revolved around the theme of “spooky.”

With just 72 hours to submit their works, the inaugural contest received over 30 participants (including well-known memers like Jonkari P) and the winner received a one-year subscription to the editing software of their choice. Now, the November competition is underway and nearly ready to announce its second winner.

The current Meme Jam revolves around the theme of AMC’s beloved show Breaking Bad and over 70 submissions are competing for the grand prize of a PlayStation 5. As of today, submissions are over, and the ultimate winner is set to be selected by Meme Radar curators such as Grandayy, Dolan Dark and EpicDonutDude in an announcement this Monday.

About the unique contest, Neverthink said, “Our goal is to create a big event for us to discover new creators and inspire more creators, so we see this as a big way to support the video meme ecosystem and grow it.”

For those who are curious about seeing more, you can check out the incoming submissions live on YouTube with the hashtag #neverthinkmemejam or on Neverthink's site under the dedicated Meme Jam section.

The platform hopes Meme Jam will act as a way to connect the community and promote the creation of new memes and trends. They now host the competition during the last weekend of every month, so be sure to check out future Meme Jams in the months ahead and stay up-to-date on the latest news via their Twitter, YouTube or website for more.