Since her rise to fame in the late 1990s as the lead singer of the R&B trio Destiny's Child, Beyoncé has been making waves online, breaking Twitter records and inspiring both dance video parodies and photoshop memes.

Ever since the music video for the single "Roar" was posted to YouTube last month, the video-sharing site has seen an influx of new videos parodying the catchy pop hit.

This squishy Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in X and Y has gained fans across the web for its cute demeanor, much unlike the distant and aloof Espurr.

These awkward prank videos often feature random pedestrians tricked into kissing someone while they are secretly recorded.

Last week, former U.S. national security official Jofi Joseph was fired from his position after investigators found he had been running the anti-Obama Twitter account @NatSecWonk since February 2011.