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What Happened To The 'Blinking White Guy' Meme?
The Blinking White Guy meme, also known as "Drew Scanlon Reaction," became one of the internet’s most iconic expressions of disbelief, confusion, and “did I just hear that right?” energy. But behind the GIF is Drew Scanlon, a former video producer whose subtle blink during a gaming livestream turned him into a reaction image legend. In this video, we explore how the meme took off, what made it so enduring, and where Drew is today, because, yes, he’s seen your memes, and yes, he has a great sense of humor about it.
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The 'GRWM To Hangout With Fine Shyt' Viral Video And Memes
How do you pronounce the word "Shyt"? It's technically algospeak for "s—-" but Haliey May pronounces it "Shite" before spazzing out like she was hit with a taser, thus becoming a viral meme subject.
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The Top Viral Memes Of May 2025 Compilation
Watch this before these memes disappear from your consciousness forever. Try not to laugh.
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Roblox Players Wanna Run Away In Slow Motion
A recent TikTok trend has the Roblox community all doing the same slo-mo run, 360° jump-kick, land, twerk combo, but how did it start?
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See Who Won Meme of The Month: May 2025
May brought us a bunch of new memes and a new pope! We had misunderstandings of the names of legendary characters, some F students being incredibly inventive, and all kinds of awful things that rhyme with "Grug." But which will face all the other memes and come out pounding its chest?
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The Scene That Broke 'The Last of Us' Fandom
A scene from The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 4 has become the center of controversy after Ellie jokingly says, “I’m gonna be a dad,” in response to Dina’s pregnancy reveal. Critics claim the line pushes a so-called “woke” agenda, while defenders argue it’s just a quick gag. The backlash has reignited criticism of Bella Ramsey’s casting and the show’s deviations from the original game, especially in how it handles identity and relationships. Still, the moment went viral, generating memes, discourse, and renewed debates about the show's direction as it heads into its third season.
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King Charles Is The Definition Of Alpha Dog
Changmao is a dog from China, who, on the internet, has been nicknamed "King Charles" due to his insane aura, with other dogs in his pack cowering beneath his paws.
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Unemployment Memes: Job Censorship And Application Jumpscares
The chronically online have been referred to in the past few years as "unemployed," and memers have stretched the joke to portray the concept of employment in general as vulgar and horrifying, censoring the word "job" and creating "job application jumpscares."
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The "Want a Macaron" Trend Is Insane
The question being asked on the surface is, "Want a macaron / taco / hot dog?" but the crude drawings suggest the real question is far naughtier.
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What Happened To Fedora Guy? The Real Person Behind the Meme
He was a child actor best known for Freaks and Geeks and Addams Family Reunion — but one awkward headshot turned Jerry Messing into the face of internet cringe. Dubbed “Fedora Guy,” his photo became the definitive image of the neckbeard stereotype. But behind the meme is a real person with a surprising story of viral fame, personal resilience, and internet legacy.
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Fortnite’s Darth Vader AI Is Saying Wild Stuff
Fortnite’s new Galactic Battle update introduced an AI version of Darth Vader that players can recruit and talk to. Powered by Google Gemini and ElevenLabs voice cloning tech, Vader sounds just like James Earl Jones. However, the internet quickly found ways to make him say everything from Skibidi Toilet references to “Hawk Tuah” jokes. Streamers like LoserFruit, Ninja, and Dunkey pushed the boundaries of what he'd say, leading to viral videos, meme chaos, and even community backlash. Despite controversy over AI voice ethics and kid-friendly content, Darth Vader remains live, at least until the season ends.
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MrBeast Becomes MrLean / Hood MrBeast Through Photoshop and AI Edits
MrBeast is a recognizable face, so TikTokers have been having fun putting that face on other people's bodies. This time, they're making him look like he's got a lot more street cred than you might normally think.
