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DeviantArtists Love the "She Mask"
December 18th, 2017 3:30 PM
A series of photoshops and fanart illustrations featuring various female characters and celebrities depicted wearing a magical wooden mask from the 1994 comedy film The Mask have been spreading across DeviantArt since as early as 2008.
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In the Darkest Times, the World Needs a Hero
December 18th, 2017 3:00 PM
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.
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DeviantArtists Love the "She Mask"
A series of photoshops and fanart illustrations featuring various female characters and celebrities depicted wearing a magical wooden mask from the 1994 comedy film The Mask have been spreading across DeviantArt since as early as 2008.
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.
