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Big Ed: The Meme, The Legend, The Man
Big Ed, real name Ed Brown, became an internet sensation after appearing on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. Known for his unfiltered personality, awkward charm, and meme-worthy moments — like asking his partner Rose to shave her legs or using mayonnaise in his hair — Big Ed quickly transcended reality TV fame. His unique look, blunt humor, and memorable one-liners turned him into a viral star, inspiring countless memes, reaction videos, and social media parodies. Despite facing online backlash and public scrutiny, Big Ed remains one of the most recognizable faces in reality television, continuing to entertain fans through his ongoing appearances on spin-off shows and social media content.
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Timothée Chalamet: Star of Screens And Memes
Actor Timothée Chalamet is fully integrated into pop culture, which means he is by default integrated into the meme world as well. Here are some of the top Timmy memes from over the years.
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Why Are TikTokers Mass Unfollowing Vexbolts On December 31st, 2024?
Vexbolts has provided a lot of meme fodder and brainrot content to TikTok and TikTokers are paying him back with a campaign to have everyone unfollow him on the final day of 2024. But is this campaign for his destruction actually fueling his rise?
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What Were The Most Viral Videos Of 2024?
Of course, you've seen the street interview that launched Hawk Tuah, and you've likely seen … well most if not all of the others on this list, they were uh … pretty viral. Now who wants to go to the Four Seasons Orlando?
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Unhappy 'Witcher 4' Fans Reignite 'Hire Fans LOL' Meme
Some fans of the Witcher games are not happy with the way Ciri looks in the trailer for the upcoming game, with some claiming she's been hit with the "DEI Ugly Stick," leading others to make fun of their takes by reigniting the "Hire Fans LOL" meme – joking that fans would be better at designing legendary characters than the actual game devs.
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The Viral TikTok King Von Stare / Anti-Piracy Screen Meme Explained
The late Chicago rapper King Von left a serious mark on the drill scene, and now he's leaving a serious mark on TikTok as users repost his chilling stare, often editing it to depict an anti-piracy screen.
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How Did The Low Taper Fade Meme Stay "Massive" Throughout The Year?
There were a lot of memes in 2024, but somehow memers are still hung up on one that debuted all the way back in January. Users went from imagining Ninja with a low taper fade to not having to imagine, to accusing Ninja of dragging the meme, spawning fan art and parodies along the way.
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What Were The Top Slang Terms Of 2024?
This year was pretty freaky, as everyone jumped on the Hawk Tuah train. Some of us displayed ultimate aura, and some of us learned we were uncs. We had a Brat summer and a demure fall. Let's hope the huzz keep it coming in 2025.
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2024 'Meme Of The Year' Revealed
There were an immense amount of memes this year, so many incredible memes, in fact, that our buddy little Moo-Deng the baby hippo didn't even make it into the top 20! Wanna know who did? Just watch the video.
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Tyrese Gibson Crying Becomes Viral "My Shayla!" TikTok Meme Trend
TikTokers are expressing their sadness/love over certain people or things using this sound clip from a 2017 video of actor Tyrese Gibson crying about his daughter.
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Viral TikTok 'Ponytail' Meme Sound Explained
What is so special about a ponytail? We don't know but we know Giada (or maybe Gianna?) is really really insistent about having one, and Roblox users seem to find this amusing.
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'Cooking With Kya' Has Men Thirsty And Women Talking
Kya Renee has taken the online cooking world by storm with her series Cooking With Kya, where she combines culinary content with twerking and “wiggling” in her signature video intros. Starting her videos by chanting her series name and occasionally claiming she can "steal your man with her cooking," Kya has gained over a million TikTok followers and 800,000 Instagram followers since July 2024. Her unique blend of humor, dance, and recipes has attracted widespread attention, with thirsty memes from men obsessing over her content and women either defending her or falling for what some call "rage bait." Unbothered by criticism, Kya claps back with humor while her popularity – and meme status – continues to rise.
