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The Internet Loves Gubby, The Newest Forsaken (Roblox) Dev Killer
Roblox meme phenomena come and go, but Gubby seems to hold a special place in people's hearts. Except when he's coming for you with a shotgun.
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What Happened To 'Star Wars Kid'?
"Star Wars Kid" is the nickname given to Ghyslain Raza, a Canadian teenager who filmed himself fighting against imaginary sentries with a golf ball retriever, as though it were a double-sided lightsaber wielded by the antagonist Darth Maul in Star Wars: Episode I. Over the last decade, it is estimated that the original, unmodified Star Wars Kid video has accumulated over one billion views.
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The Simpsons 'Liver And Onions' Meme Explained
Liver and Onions is a pop culture reference used in memes within The Simpsons community that involves referencing a scene from the episode "The Day the Violence Died" in which the character Chester Lampwick offers Bart to celebrate winning his lawsuit with a dish of liver and onions. The format involves editing the catchphrase into various unrelated scenes and superimposing the animation of Chester smacking his lips over characters in these scenes.
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What Is A "Therian Girlfriend?" The Spam TikTok Comment Explained
Do you want a therian girlfriend?
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Girls With Eyebrow Slits Can't Have A Ube Cupcake From Buttercup Bakeshop
The internet loves a highly specific meme, and this one is so specific, it has eyebrow-slitted users eating Ube cupcakes from Buttercup Bakeshop in defiance.
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TikTokers Are Using 'The Croods' In Memes That Rhyme With 'Grug'
Recently, TikTokers have rediscovered the movie The Croods and have been posting memes about the motivating music the family hunts their breakfast to, as well as about other (mostly horrible) things that "rhyme with Grug" (they don't actually rhyme with "Grug").
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Know Your Meme: Crushed Chromebooks and Bella Ramsey Has a Face
This week, the internet feels like it’s running on zero sleep and a Chromebook held together by spite. Students are testing school laptops like they’re the MythBusters, Bella Ramsey’s face has become ground zero for memetic debate, and James Charles is losing followers faster than AI is losing its grasp on what The Rock looks like. Meanwhile, Twitch streamer Asmongold is battling a crumbling ceiling and probably a raccoon in his attic. TikTok’s latest creepycore meme has people asking if Zendaya's hat hides a deeper truth. It’s messy, it’s cursed, and it’s very, very online.
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No One Knows What Zendaya Theory Is
The “Zendaya Theory” is a surreal meme trend built around a photo of Zendaya wearing an oversized Armani hat at a 2014 Teen Vogue event. After a viral TikTok by @thesnakesbloxx set the image to eerie music, the internet spiraled into a parody creepypasta mystery, spawning edits that imply Zendaya disappeared or that the hat has supernatural powers. While there’s no real theory behind it, the meme thrives on ambiguity, fueling endless engagement across TikTok. When Zendaya wore another big hat to the 2025 MET Gala, the meme reignited, leaving fans wondering if she’s just having fun or playing into the conspiracy.
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Parody Song Goes Viral As Original Song Creator Allegedly Passes
A parody song from the perspective of different cartoon dads (mainly Peter Griffin from Family Guy) is currently blowing up in meme circles online. But, Wifiskeleton, the artist who wrote the original song, was rumored to have just taken his own life.
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TikToker Pranks His Mom, Producing Viral "Roaches In The Cereal" Meme
Munchie likes pranking his mom — probably because her reactions are so over the top, they can easily be memed. She really didn't seem to like it when he said that growing up, there were roaches in the cereal.
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What Happened To 'Numa Numa' Guy, Gary Brolsma?
Gary Brolsma, better known as the “Numa Numa Guy,” became one of the internet’s first viral stars in 2004 with a webcam lip sync to O-Zone’s “Dragostea Din Tei.” Nearly 20 years later, we look back at the accidental meme legend, his rise to fame, how he handled the spotlight, and what he’s been up to since. Spoiler: he’s still online, creating and embracing the weird internet energy that made him famous.
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See Who Won Meme Of The Month: April 2025
April was a big month for memes, and half of those memes were direct quotes from A Minecraft Movie. But some of them came from the odd timing of the Vice President's meeting with the Pope or from Indonesian Brainrot TikTok. You never know where the internet will find its next top meme. No matter how you feel about the results, please don't destroy any movie theaters.
