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Who Is Mama Owl, And Why Is She Getting So Much Hate Online?
Mama Owl or Mathmanx is a TikToker and teacher best known for her skits in which she acts out dramatic situations that often involve student trauma, playing all the roles herself. The stories are often submitted to her by fans. Mama Owl began posting in December 2021 and gained over 2.3 million followers over the next three years. In 2024, Mama Owl became the subject of trolling, criticism and memes for her content, including a skit from around August 2023 in which she acts out the assault of a trans student.
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Viral 'The Boys' Memes Show Billy Butcher Saying 'Oi!' And Starlight Mogging
Butcher "Oi Homelander Took Me Son" or Butcher "Oi" is a series of memes referencing The Boys TV show character Billy Butcher (played by Karl Urban), his repeated use of the word "oi" as a greeting and the fact that Homelander killed his wife and stole his son. The Butcher "Oi" memes were first popularized on Reddit in 2022 and were further popularized on social media in 2024 during the run of The Boys season four, inspiring memes on sites like X / Twitter, Reddit and TikTok in which Butcher is quoted as saying a line like, "Oi oi, Homelander took me son" followed by a joke about Starlight's reaction (usually referencing Erin Moriarty's face) or M.M.'s outfits.
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Sketch's OnlyFans Leak And Controversy Explained
Sketch OnlyFans Leaks or Sketch Gay OF Account refers to memes and discussions about Twitch streamer Sketch working as a gay OnlyFans model before starting his career as a Madden streamer. The leaks were first addressed in a YouTube video posted in early July 2024, with other internet users claiming to have found his NSFW Reddit account. Following the viral discourse online, Sketch responded to the rumors in a livestream and confirmed it was him.
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Men Are Raw-Dogging Flights And We Are All Raw-Dogging Life
Men "Rawdogging" Flights or Men "Raw Dogging" Flights refers to a discourse and a series of jokes about some men simply sitting through long-distance flights without entertainment such as books or movies. Spawned by an X / Twitter post from 2022, the discourse went viral in June 2024 after GQ published an article about the phenomenon.
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June 2024's Meme of the Month Revealed
Know Your Meme is a site dedicated to the documentation and archival of memes, images, YouTube videos, and other important articles from internet history.
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TikTok Loves The Costco Guys, AJ and Big Justice - Now They Review Food With Their "Boom Meter"
A.J. and Big Justice, also known as Anthony "A.J. Befumo Jr. and Eric Justice Befumo, are an Italian-American father and son influencer duo who post videos on their Instagram and TikTok account @a.j.befumo. They're based in Boca Raton, Florida and predominantly make family-friendly food and product review content. The two went viral in early 2024 for their Costco content including the viral We're Costco Guys video. Later in the year, more Befumo family members were revealed on the page like Cousin Angelo and Big Justice's sister Ashley. Also, collaborators like The Rizzler joined their content. On Twitter / X, A.J. and Big Justice went viral because their videos were reposted and then memed. Many made fun of the Boom Meter (their rating system) because they seemed to give everything 5/5 booms on the Boom Meter. Before influencerdom, A.J. Befumo was an independent professional wrestler named "The American Powerchild" Eric Justice.
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What is A Homunculus? Smiling Friends Reference To Russian Experiment Videos Explained
Russian Homunculus Videos or How to Make a Homunculus is a series of viral videos by Russian YouTuber Как Сделать… (How to Make…) in which he shows viewers how to make homunculi, which are said to be small, fully formed human beings created using alchemy and first popularized in sixteenth-century folklore. The first video in the series, in which the YouTuber injects an egg with human semen and cracks it open to reveal a small creature, was posted in late 2015 and went viral, inspiring the YouTuber to create 20 more videos in which he experiments with homunculi. The videos gained further viral spread over the following years, resulting in memes, debunking videos and other references online. In June 2024, the homunculus videos were notably referenced in an episode of Smiling Friends, increasing interest in them. The videos are all fictional and there is no evidence to suggest that it's possible to make a real homunculus.
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Hawk Tuah Girl Update: Virality Leads To Merch Sales, Rumors, and Remixes
The Hawk Tuah Girl, also known as the Spit On That Thing Girl or Spit On That Thang Girl, refers to a woman who was interviewed in a viral TikTok video and was asked, "What's one move in bed that makes a man go crazy every time?" to which she responded in a Southern accent, "Oh, you gotta give him that hawk tuah and spit on that thang," resembling a spitting sound amid oral sex. Instagram user and YouTubers Tim & Dee TV posted the original video filmed in Nashville, Tennessee. The blonde girl seen with her friend was dubbed the "Hawk Tuah Girl" (sometimes written "hock tuh" or "putuh"), leading to memes, fancam edits and humorous romanticization from male internet users who found themselves attracted to her. A green-screen CapCut template also surfaced as an exploitable meme with the Hawk Tuah Girl used by meme creators who added her overtop backgrounds, inserting her into different scenarios. The phrase also inspired variants like, "If She Don't Hawk Tuah, Then I Don't Wanna Talk Tuha." The identity and name of the Hawk Tuah Girl is Hailey Welch and her friend's name is Chelsea Bradford. Post-virality, a rumor spread that the Hawk Tuah Girl got fired from a preschool teacher job, but this was later proven false.
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Are Japanese Breeding Visas Real?
Japanese "Breeding Visas" Hoax refers to an April Fools' Day article from 2018, which claims that the Japanese government will begin offering "breeding visas" for foreigners to combat the country's declining population and birth rates. A snippet of the article and its remakes have been reposted out-of-context in the following years, with some users falling for the hoax.
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Where Are All The AI Extended Vines Coming From? Memes About Time Travelers Stopping Vines Explained
AI Time Travelers Interrupting Memes refers to an offshoot of the AI Vines trend in which videos of old memes are edited using Luma AI's Dream Machine software. These AI-extended videos, which emerged in mid-June 2024, often depict an unknown figure interrupting well-known memes, leading many on TikTok to share jokes about a time traveler making it his mission to stop every meme.
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Sex Worker Aella On Showering 37 Times A Year and Her Explicit Birthday Party
AellaGirl, also known as Aella or Aella_Girl, is a model, camgirl, sex worker and internet personality also known for her research on fetishes and her polls on Twitter. She has been one of the highest-earning models on OnlyFans, making up to $100,000 a month as of 2020. Aella began posting on Reddit in the early 2010s, and routinely appears in popular media reporting for her controversial opinions and Twitter posts, including a 2022 recap tweet in which she shared that she only bathed 37 times in the past year.
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TikTok Is Going Crazy for This Viral Street Interview's "Hawk Tuah" Girl
The Hawk Tuah Girl, also known as the Spit On That Thing Girl or Spit On That Thang Girl, refers to a woman who was interviewed in a viral TikTok video and was asked, "What's one move in bed that makes a man go crazy every time?" to which she responded in a Southern accent, "Oh, you gotta give him that hawk tuah and spit on that thang," resembling a spitting sound amid oral sex. Instagram user and YouTubers Tim & Dee TV posted the original video filmed in Nashville, Tennessee. TikToker Dustin Laney (@iamdlaney) reposted the video in mid-June 2024, leading to its virality. The blonde girl seen with her friend was dubbed the "Hawk Tuah Girl" (sometimes written "hock tuh"), leading to memes, fancam edits and humorous romanticization from male internet users who found themselves attracted to her. A green-screen CapCut template also surfaced as an exploitable meme with the Hawk Tuah Girl used by meme creators who added her overtop backgrounds, inserting her into different scenarios. The identity and name of the Hawk Tuah Girl is currently unknown.
