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July 18th, 2024 10:27 PMIt's starting to feel like people who post these do not in fact, hate the things they say they hate…
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New Generation, This Time On TikTok, Gets Traumatized By Learning About 'Snowballing'
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What Is Lomka, The 'Inside Out 2' Parody Character Blowing Up On TikTok?
The character appears to have come first from an AI-generated poster for the film, and it's been inspiring memes ever since.
The Tony Snell Game Has Been A Meme Subject Since 2017
Snell's bad performance became the subject of jokes, parodies and an NBA Quote Card meme in the early 2020s.
The 'Don't Send Me Any' Memes Demonstrate Reverse Psychology In Action
It's starting to feel like people who post these do not in fact, hate the things they say they hate…
New Generation, This Time On TikTok, Gets Traumatized By Learning About 'Snowballing'
Urban Dictionary gags from the early 2000s are propping up the TikTok meme ecosystem.