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Where Did The '99.99% Accuracy' Meme Reenactment Trend Come From?
February 8th, 2025 1:00 PMPeople have always been recreating memes and viral videos, but recently, they've been doing it a lot more and labeling their attempts with percentages of accuracy.
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24 Photos Proving People Can Mess Up Anything
These simple jobs went so wrong.
'Yankee With No Brim' Graced The Web Five Years Ago Today
This viral video in which a person comments on a New York Yankees baseball cap with its brim cut off spawned a wave of memes back in early 2020.
Where Did The '99.99% Accuracy' Meme Reenactment Trend Come From?
People have always been recreating memes and viral videos, but recently, they've been doing it a lot more and labeling their attempts with percentages of accuracy.
