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Ring In The New Year Right With This Snowclone
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"If You Play This Song On New Year's Eve" has people calculating when to start a song so their favorite musical moments hit at midnight on New Year's.
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"It Be Ya Own Niggas"
December 18th, 2017 2:00 PM
Based on a line from rapper Turk, "It Be Ya Own Niggas" has become a common caption on images depicting betrayal.
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Can You Force a Meme?
December 18th, 2017 1:30 PMInternet Historian tries out a hypothesis.
Ajit Pai Eating Popcorn
December 18th, 2017 1:00 PM
A clip of Ajit Pai eating popcorn while looking at a screen has spawned a new set of memes ridiculing the FCC chairman for his stance against net neutrality.
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Cartoon Network's Holiday Schedule
December 18th, 2017 12:30 PM
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Ring In The New Year Right With This Snowclone
"If You Play This Song On New Year's Eve" has people calculating when to start a song so their favorite musical moments hit at midnight on New Year's.
"It Be Ya Own Niggas"
Based on a line from rapper Turk, "It Be Ya Own Niggas" has become a common caption on images depicting betrayal.
Can You Force a Meme?
Internet Historian tries out a hypothesis.
Ajit Pai Eating Popcorn
A clip of Ajit Pai eating popcorn while looking at a screen has spawned a new set of memes ridiculing the FCC chairman for his stance against net neutrality.
