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February 26th: National Backdoor Day?
What's happening on February 26th? Now dubbed “National Backdoor Day,” thanks to a viral video by @notfromadonis urging users to “slime ya hb,” (slang for betraying a friend). The video quickly gained over a million views, sparking memes and jokes about people side-eyeing their closest friends in fear of getting double-crossed. The term “backdoor” comes from AAVE slang meaning to betray or snitch, inspiring TikTokers to declare February 26th as the day for potential betrayal. Now, users are humorously sharing “tips” on how to avoid getting backstabbed.
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Why is Beabadoobee Crashing Out Over This NBA YoungBoy Meme?
The weird story of this meme involves a trend called "Artists Who Can Sing Vs. Artists Who Can't Sing," which evolved into a meme about NBA YoungBoy singing opera, which evolved into a meme about Beabadoobee crashing out.
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The '6-7' TikTok Trend Involves LaMelo Ball And A Skrilla Song
TikTokers are making jokes referencing the numbers 6 and 7 and cutting to a Skrilla track, "Doot Doot," in which he says the numbers. The track went viral alongside edits of the 6'7" basketball player, LaMelo Ball.
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The 3D Animated Dancing Rat That Started A TikTok Dance Trend
First, this 3D animated rat, ratomilton, did this dance. Then iShowSpeed did the dance. Now all of TikTok is doing the dance.
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This Russian Swimming Cap Lady Is A Befuddling New TikTok Meme
This woman is seen iconically dawning all different colors of swimming caps across your FYP, but where did she come from?
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Did Elon Musk Have A 13th Child With MAGA Influencer Ashley St. Clair?
Elon Musk isn't only rich in money, he's also rich in controversy. The "pronatalist" has 12 children that the public is aware of, and now, among other fascinating rumors, MAGA influencer Ashley St. Clair has claimed to have given birth to his 13th.
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'90s Kid Meme Legend Brent Rambo Returns
Brent Rambo became an internet sensation after his enthusiastic thumbs-up from a 1990s Apple commercial went viral as a reaction GIF. Originally starring in a commercial showcasing futuristic classrooms, his iconic gesture became a go-to approval meme on Reddit and other social platforms. Decades later, Brent surprised fans by recreating the pose as an adult while working at Sony Online Entertainment. In 2022, he completed a full-circle moment by joining Apple as an Engineering Director, cementing his legacy as an internet icon turned tech professional.
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The 'Cave Diver' Meme Trend Has TikTokers Exploring Tiny Crevices
Recently, a trend has taken over TikTok in which creators poke fun at the Cave diver instinct to get inside the smallest spaces imaginable … but the trend actually stems from a pretty dark story that will turn you claustrophobic if you aren't already.
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The 'Hostile Government Takeover' Song That Took Over TikTok
The U.S. is facing some uncertainty, and a TikToker named Todd sang a little ditty about how it makes him feel. A couple of weeks, many remixes and a shout-out by John Oliver later, the song has become a sort of anthem online.
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Why Is This Anglerfish Making People On The Internet Cry?
Recently a viral video showed footage of an anglerfish swimming up from the depths of the ocean toward the surface. The rare sighting made headlines, as the fish passed away shortly after. TikTokers were moved by the fish's journey to see the sunlight before it died.
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Why Is This Bootleg Metal Sonic Plush Doll Saying "Hue Hue Hue Hue"?
The Sonic fandom has been spreading this meme featuring a bootleg Metal Sonic plush doll paired with audio that some believe sounds like "hue hue hue."
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What Happened To Disaster Girl?
Zoe Roth, better known to the internet as Disaster Girl, became a meme sensation after a 2005 photo of her smirking in front of a burning house went viral. The image, captured by her father during a controlled fire training exercise, took off in the late 2000s as an Advice Animal meme, with users photoshopping her into chaotic scenes as if she were responsible for every disaster. Over the years, Roth embraced her internet fame and in 2021, she sold the image as an NFT for $500,000, using the proceeds to pay off student loans and donate to charity. Now, in 2025, she works in tech as an Internet of Things researcher at S&P Global, shifting from a viral meme icon to a career in smart city technology. Though she no longer actively engages with her meme status, her image remains one of the most recognizable in internet history.
