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Date Specific Memes are prominent during certain days of the year. Many are fandom-related, but quickly spread due to the high volume of images, phrases, or macros.

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Days of the Week

Monday

Case of the Mondays

Big Dog Status Mondays

Tuesday

Console-tan Tuesdays

Tuesday Again? No Problem…

Wait It's Fucking Tueaday. God.

Zero Tuesday

Reginald

Wednesday

It Is Wednesday My Dudes

What a Week, Huh? / Captain, It's Wednesday.

Woman Crush Wednesday

Thursday

Feliz Jueves

Thursday the 20th

Out of Touch Thursdays

Throwback Thursday

Friday

It's Finally a Friday

Flat Fuck Friday

Yakuza Friday Night

Rebecca Black – Friday

Friday Lizard

Today Is Friday in California

Shut the Fuck Up Friday

It's Friday Then / Mufasa's Friday Dance

Femboy Friday

Saturday

Saturdays Are for the Boys

Booberday

Sunday

Energy Sword Sunday

No Post on Sundays

Notable Dates

October 3 – Commonly associated with the Mean Girls fandom. In the movie, the date October Third is given special significance as it is the first instance of two characters talking to each other.

November 5 – Associated with V for Vendetta and anonymous. The phrase "Remember, remember, the fifth of November" is prominent.

November 1 – Associated with The Nightmare Before Christmas. In the movie, a character says "We only have 365 days till next Halloween!" and another character corrects him with "364!"

April 30 – The phrase "It's gonna be May" is thrown around. It is usually seen in the form of an image macro containing Justin Timberlake

May 4 – Commonly celebrated by Star Wars fanboys, accompanied with the phrase "May the Fourth be with you", in reference to the Force.



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Work in progress. Heavy research still needed

About

Date Specific Memes are prominent during certain days of the year. Many are fandom-related, but quickly spread due to the high volume of images, phrases, or macros.

Origins

(researching)

Days of the Week

Monday

Case of the Mondays

Big Dog Status Mondays

Tuesday

Console-tan Tuesdays

Tuesday Again? No Problem…

Wait It's Fucking Tueaday. God.

Zero Tuesday

Reginald

Wednesday

It Is Wednesday My Dudes

What a Week, Huh? / Captain, It's Wednesday.

Woman Crush Wednesday

Thursday

Feliz Jueves

Thursday the 20th

Out of Touch Thursdays

Throwback Thursday

Friday

It's Finally a Friday

Flat Fuck Friday

Yakuza Friday Night

Rebecca Black – Friday

Friday Lizard

Today Is Friday in California

Shut the Fuck Up Friday

It's Friday Then / Mufasa's Friday Dance

Femboy Friday

Saturday

Saturdays Are for the Boys

Booberday

Sunday

Energy Sword Sunday

No Post on Sundays

Notable Dates

October 3 – Commonly associated with the Mean Girls fandom. In the movie, the date October Third is given special significance as it is the first instance of two characters talking to each other.

November 5 – Associated with V for Vendetta and anonymous. The phrase "Remember, remember, the fifth of November" is prominent.

November 1 – Associated with The Nightmare Before Christmas. In the movie, a character says "We only have 365 days till next Halloween!" and another character corrects him with "364!"

April 30 – The phrase "It's gonna be May" is thrown around. It is usually seen in the form of an image macro containing Justin Timberlake

May 4 – Commonly celebrated by Star Wars fanboys, accompanied with the phrase "May the Fourth be with you", in reference to the Force.

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