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Young Girl's Drawing Becomes Viral 'Is That Hyperpigmentation?' Meme
This viral video depicts a young girl whose high art isn't quite being taken seriously by her parents. Her drawing went mega-viral to the point where memers across the web started recreating it in all kinds of creative ways.
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Jeff Bliss Went Viral for Schooling His Teacher - But Where Is He Now?
In 2013, high school student Jeff Bliss went viral for his impassioned rant against a teacher he accused of lazy teaching, famously saying, "Just teach instead of handing them a freakin' packet, yo!" The video struck a chord with students worldwide, sparking debates about the state of education. Bliss, with his long blonde hair and candid demeanor, quickly became a symbol of student frustration. A decade later, his speech continues to resonate as an enduring critique of uninspired teaching practices.
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The Internet Buzzes Over New Hatsune Miku Skin In Fortnite
Hatsune Miku is everywhere, and now the beloved vocaloid is even in Fortnite. The internet has elatedly posted about her entrance as a skin in the game, and it looks like she's already taking over lobbies.
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The Controversial "Bop House" Inspires Parody Content House, "Bruzz House"
First Bop House was born of a group of adult content creators, and everyone wanted to be its newest member. Then Bruzz House burst on the scene, desperate to reach Bop House levels of success. Now the two are at war?
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Every Good Meme from 2024 Compilation
A compilation of every "Meme of The Month" from 2024.
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Every Meme From December 2024 Compilation
A compilation of every meme explainer, meme review and year-in-review video we released in December 2024.
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Eye Of Rah, Chopped Chin & I Bought A Property In Egypt Explained
The start of 2025 brought us several inane memes that perfectly fit into the brainrot category: Eye of Rah, Chopped Chin, and I Bought A Property In Egypt. Users online would quickly start melding them together to create the sort of mega brainrot slop that only truly evolved humans could appreciate.
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David Dobrik’s Controversial Comeback: Crane Accident, Vlog Squad And More
David Dobrik, once hailed as YouTube’s golden boy, has returned with a brand-new vlog (plus a noticeably muscular physique) after stepping away in 2022 due to controversies. His earlier stunts included the “Vlog Squad” incident with Durte Dom, who was accused of assault in a 2018 video, and a near-fatal crane mishap involving Jeff Wittek in 2020 that led to serious injuries and an ongoing lawsuit. While Dobrik’s fans celebrate his trademark energetic style and teased return of the “Views” podcast, critics remain wary, questioning whether his renewed presence on YouTube truly marks a fresh start or simply a replay of past problems.
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Why Are TikTokers Making Memes About Kanye West and The Grocery Store, Aldi?
Kanye West has a singular lyric in one of his songs referencing the grocery store chain, Aldi. The internet has gotten a hold of this and decided that Kanye West now only ever raps or talks about Aldi.
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Dan Hentschel's Viral Video Lands Him A Police Investigation
Dan Hentschel is known for his absurd characters and has produced many viral videos where he is screaming in his car. Some have called it rage bait as he often has folks convinced he actually is a therapist who hates his patients or a professor who hates his students or a cocky who … want boing boing? One of his recent bits has garnered not just online interest, but also police interest.
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The Viral "I Bought A Property In Egypt" Meme Explained
The first crop of brainrot of 2025 includes this odd hustle culture parody, where an influencer claims he just bought a property in Egypt, and what did they do for him? Well, they gave him the property.
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What Is the Eye of Rah TikTok Meme? How Rashad Bowens Became a Hood Cryptid Icon
The Eye of Rah meme features Rashad Bowens, a TikToker known for his blunt reaction videos and iconic red dreads, photoshopped to have a single eye and one dread sticking straight up. Created by TikTok and Instagram user Jeremiah Springfield in late 2024, the meme exploded across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and X, blending absurd humor with the chaotic aesthetic of Hood Lobotomy content. Inspired by the Eye of Ra symbol from Egyptian mythology, the meme has become part of a broader wave of brainrot memes, merging with trends like Chopped Chin and I Bought a Property in Egypt to dominate internet humor in early 2025.
