As a co-founder of the r/MemeEconomy subreddit, a virtual meme stock exchange, and Meme Insider, the world's first magazine dedicated to memes, we spoke with Noerdy to learn about how these two innovations in the meme world were created, and what we can expect to see from each in the near future.

Possibly the most famous Redditor of all-time, Robert Allam discusses his origins with Reddit and the internet as we dive into his backstory leading up to the recent controversy, as well as what the future holds for him.

The Gregory Brothers are a musical quartet best known for their music videos that take clips of news, political debates and viral videos, turning them into hilarious songs. Since the group has been deeply immersed in meme and internet culture from the start, we invited them for an interview, recapping everything from their childhood to the present day, as well as figuring out which brother was truly the master of memes.

In a world filled with political drama and division, Greg Guevara has managed to make people take a step back and laugh through his caricatures and satires of various ideologies on the Political Compass. We spoke with him to learn how he got his start, where he truly stands and everything in-between.

Andre Rojas is the Argentinian artist behind SrGrafo, a series of webcomics that have appeared around the web in recent years, later spawning numerous meme formats. We interviewed him to learn about how he got his start, his rapid rise to success and to discern what it is that makes his creations so memeable.