I Wanna Run Away (Roblox) refers to a trend in Roblox of running in slow-motion and jump-kicking in the air, set to the song "Runaway (U & I)" by Galantis. The trend went viral on TikTok in May 2025. The trend was started by TikToker ChickenAdobo (@ch1ckenrizz), whose Roblox avatar wore sunglasses, a galaxy Adidas hoodie and a backpack.

Did You Bring It? or The Pope Gives Jesus Oblivion is an exploitable meme format based on a webcomic in which The Pope is shown handing Jesus a copy of the video game Undertale upon arriving at the gates of heaven. The comic was originally posted to the /r/Undertale subreddit by Redditor u/Kroyal005 in late April 2025 following the death of Pope Francis. It was reposted numerous times over the following weeks, inspiring numerous edits that replace Undertale with another game, record or movie, with the most popular edit being a version where the Pope hands Jesus a copy of Oblivion Remastered.

Joshua Block Helicopter Reaction or Josh Block "Oh Fuck, Oh My God" is a series of memes based on a clip of WorldOfTShirts, also known as Joshua Block, reacting to a helicopter arriving at his building during a swatting incident. The incident took place during a May 16th, 2025, stream on Parti and was reposted to TikTok shortly after as a green screen format. The exploitable green-screen format went viral that month, inspiring memes in which Josh is edited into scenarios and his reaction is used to convey shock and stress.

Black Fatigue is a controversial slang term used to describe the feeling of being tired of living around what some perceive as "uncivilized" Black people and being encouraged to care about issues in the Black community. The term has been used online since as early as 2015 on sites like 4chan and was further popularized online in 2025 on sites like X / Twitter and TikTok, with various people, including some Black people, supporting the idea and others calling it out for being racist. In defense of the term, some people claim the slang is not racist, but a call for modern Black people to better themselves. Alternatively, in years prior, "Black fatigue" has been used to describe the feeling of fatigue that Black people feel from the experience of dealing with day-to-day acts of aggression based on their race.

The Pear Baby became a meme in 2024 and 2025, spreading on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram in nonsensical brainrot memes that lack a direct meaning and punchline.