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2024 'Meme Of The Year' Revealed
There were an immense amount of memes this year, so many incredible memes, in fact, that our buddy little Moo-Deng the baby hippo didn't even make it into the top 20! Wanna know who did? Just watch the video.
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Tyrese Gibson Crying Becomes Viral "My Shayla!" TikTok Meme Trend
TikTokers are expressing their sadness/love over certain people or things using this sound clip from a 2017 video of actor Tyrese Gibson crying about his daughter.
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Viral TikTok 'Ponytail' Meme Sound Explained
What is so special about a ponytail? We don't know but we know Giada (or maybe Gianna?) is really really insistent about having one, and Roblox users seem to find this amusing.
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'Cooking With Kya' Has Men Thirsty And Women Talking
Kya Renee has taken the online cooking world by storm with her series Cooking With Kya, where she combines culinary content with twerking and “wiggling” in her signature video intros. Starting her videos by chanting her series name and occasionally claiming she can "steal your man with her cooking," Kya has gained over a million TikTok followers and 800,000 Instagram followers since July 2024. Her unique blend of humor, dance, and recipes has attracted widespread attention, with thirsty memes from men obsessing over her content and women either defending her or falling for what some call "rage bait." Unbothered by criticism, Kya claps back with humor while her popularity – and meme status – continues to rise.
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From Black Identity Claims To A Christian Rebrand, What Happened To 'Whoa Vicky'?
Woah Vicky, born Victoria Rose Waldrip, is an internet personality who gained fame in the late 2010s for her controversial antics, including claiming Black heritage despite having white parents, and feuding with fellow influencers like Bhad Bhabie. Known for her provocative behavior and viral stunts, Vicky has since shifted her public persona, embracing Christianity and sharing her testimony about overcoming personal struggles, sparking both praise and skepticism online.
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Marvel Rivals Game Inspires Memes and Fan Art Of Featured Characters
The release of the new PVP shooter game from Marvel has the internet thirsting over a number of characters, and making all kinds of fan art, particularly of Doreen Green AKA Squirrel Girl who happens to be voiced by the iconic AT&T girl, Milana Vayntrub. And then there's Jeff The Land Shark, who is a shark? cat? We can't be sure.
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TikTok Is Milking The Zesty Cow Who Found Her Moo, Nicknamed Moothew
This cow found her moo, and the internet was thrilled, then someone replaced her moo with someone else's high-pitched moo, and the internet was even more thrilled.
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The Pepé The King Prawn Meme Trend Inspires Unhinged "Olive Oil Story"
On TikTok users have been using this image of a beloved Muppet to share some truly unhinged story, and one story in particular has users slipping on the floor laughing.
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United Healthcare CEO Murder Suspect Inspires Tons of Memes
The internet has exploded overnight with talk of Luigi Mangione, the person of interest in the assassination of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. But the internet reaction to this killer is pretty unprecedented.
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Luigi Mangione: Suspect in the United Healthcare CEO Assassination
The internet is rallying behind this suspected killer, but why is he not receiving the scorn other criminals have faced? The answer has to do with the politics surrounding the crime and his good looks.
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What Happened to Bad Luck Brian?
Kyle Craven, known online as Bad Luck Brian, became one of the internet's earliest meme icons after his deliberately awkward high school yearbook photo went viral in 2012. The photo featured him with braces, an exaggerated grin, and a thrift store vest—a prank intended to create the "ugliest" yearbook picture. Initially unnoticed, the image was posted on Reddit by a friend with the caption "Takes driving test… gets first DUI," quickly becoming a staple meme for unfortunate scenarios. Embracing his unexpected fame, Kyle engaged with fans, attended conventions, appeared in ad campaigns for brands like McDonald's and Volkswagen, and monetized his image through merchandise and licensing. In 2021, he sold a Bad Luck Brian NFT for approximately $36,000. Despite his internet stardom, Kyle leads a balanced life as the COO of his family's construction company, living with his wife and two children, proving that sometimes "bad luck" can lead to extraordinary opportunities.
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Why Do Sonic Fans Want To Cheer At This Tragic Scene in The New Movie?
Sonic fans have, for some reason, created an ongoing joke wherein they express their intent to break out into cheers in the movie theater when arguably the most tragic scene in the franchise occurs. But why? Let's explain.
