Catchphrases & Slang

Memorable quotes, phrases, and internet slang.

3,495 moments in this segment.

  1. - OMGWTFBBQ. "Oh My God What The Fuck Barbecue."
  2. - Doing It Wrong. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Doing It Wrong · Drake
  3. - A WINNER IS YOU: NES Pro Wrestling Reimagined as 80s TV
  4. - Longcat
  5. - Divide By Zero. To Divide by Zero is an internet slang term describing an action that leads to an epic failure or theoretically unlikely disaster, such as an earth-shattering apocalypse or a wormhole in the time-space continuum. The concept of division by zero is also associated with the phrase “OH SHI-,” which represents the response of someone that is cut off mid-sentence as a result of the disaster.
  6. - Facepalm. EDIT: To link others to 00:58, add #t=0m58s to the end of the URL.
  7. - BOOM HEADSHOT (original). FPS doug playing some counterstrike
  8. - Kitler. ” is a nickname used to describe white cats with black markings under their noses that resemble German dictator Adolf Hitler’s toothbrush mustache.
  9. - BROFIST (PewDiePie Song, By Roomie). Performed by Roomie: Animated by Matt Ley: Directed by Tomek: Music produced by Elias Näslin:
  10. - The God Warrior. "New Age Humanists." Needless to say, highly entertaining drama and conflict ensued between the polar opposites and Mrs. Perrin became the subject of online exploits, most notably on YouTube and YTMND.
  11. - Dude let me in I'm a fairy. One pic
  12. - OMG CAT ORIGINAL VIDEO MEME. OMG cat original video
  13. - #iconsftw. 10. One of the more noticeable changes introduced with update is the revamped icon (shown above), which has been met by grievances from many users for its plain, ugly design.
  14. - Come At Me Bro (Original Mix). Provided to YouTube by Triple Vision Record Distribution Come At Me Bro (Original Mix) · Sinister Souls · Gein · Bratkilla
  15. - mw2 / INSANE NOOB TUBE BOMBARDMENT/ maDzMufc
  16. - I Regret Nothing. ” is an expression used unapologetically to convey remorselessness for one’s own actions and its consequences. Usually accompanied by GIF images of characters spinning around, the phrase conveys complete disregard for others similar to the usage of Look At All The Fuck I Give and Fuck the Police.
  17. - “I regret nothing.” In every game (Postal Dude voice comparison). ) · 0:24
  18. - Shit Tyrone, Get It Together. ” is a catchphrase expression typically used to indicate that significant improvement needs to be made. The phrase is often accompanied by a stillshot of a Jeopardy! game show contestant named Tyrone, whose negative balance of -$ 1,500 clearly stood out from the other participants’ positive scores.
  19. - You Can't See Me
  20. - John Cena theme song (you can't see me) HD Video
  21. - Pool's Closed (3 of 3). The complete history of the Habbo Hotel raids. It's the most uplifting story about AIDS, pedos and stingrays you'll find anywhere on the internet.
  22. - Hackers Gonna Hack. “Haters Gonna Hate” that was first uttered by the former German Federal Minister of the Interior Thomas de Maizière in response to interview questions about the security of the newly released electronic German identity card in September 2010.
  23. - Zensursula
  24. - Swole. ” or “Swoll”, short for “swollen,” is a slang term used to describe someone who has developed a large or well-defined physique from weight lifting.
  25. - I went Solo Camping in Strong Winds! | Snowdonia National Park
  26. - Tom DeLonge - Circle-Jerk-Pit (Official Video). )
  27. - ...Said No One Ever. ” is a phrase often used online to mock something that is generally disliked or of an unpopular opinion. Though it is often employed as a Twitter hashtag, it can also be found as a caption on image macros or in the text of e-cards.
  28. - every time MatPat says "That's just a theory, a Game Theory". "
  29. - 2deep4u avi - ORIGINAL RE-UPLOADED. Here is a stupid meme video I care way too much about. Not the original, obviously Original Channel: Provided Recovered Audio:
  30. - Choo Choo Motherfucker. ” is a catchphrase used to characterize a popular opinion or sentiment as a force of momentum that cannot be slowed down or opposed. Often paired with other railway metaphors such as the Hype Train and the Rape Train, the phrase may be used in a positive light to tolerate someone else’s reckless behavior or conversely, to dimiss the opposition as being futile. h2. Origin
  31. - "Luke, I am your Father" Unaltered Scene
  32. - Literally Hitler. A film about fear itself. Thank you Danielle, Chris, Deny, Mal, Sean and Stephanie for making this video with me.
  33. - Princess Bride, "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.". "
  34. - GTFO Is The Best Shooter You SHOULDN'T Play. 13:01
  35. - The Simpsons - That's The Joke
  36. - 15 Minutes Late With Starbucks. Poor time management, assumptions, and a caffeine addiction don't mix well...also known as the title of my memoir.
  37. - What is This? A Center for Ants?. ” is a memorable quote said by Derek Zoolander in the 2001 comedy film Zoolander. On online forums and message boards, the phrase and its snowclone variants have been used to describe or criticize an unusually small post object or image.
  38. - Dat Tho. ” is a slang phrase often used in online conversations to place a positive emphasis on a particular aspect or feature within a story, image or video that has been shared online. On Tumblr, the phrase is used in a wide range of contexts based on the phrasal template “dat (X) tho.”
  39. - Make Me a Sandwich. ” sometimes deliberately misspelled as “Make me a sammich,” is a catchphrase often used by male internet users to mock, discredit or annoy female internet users, playing off of the sexist trope which states that women belong in the kitchen.
  40. - Hack 127.0.0.1. ” is an online expression used to taunt a self-proclaimed hacker in a mocking manner. The phrase originates from an IRC chat log in which a user named “bitchchecker” is tricked into attacking 127.0.0.1, an IP address that is typically designated for accessing the computer’s own network services, otherwise known as the localhost.
  41. - Welcome to the Internet - Bo Burnham (from "Inside" -- ALBUM OUT NOW). )
  42. - Y'all Got Anymore of... / Tyrone Biggums. "Y'all Got Anymore of…" is an expression typically used on discussion forums to request for additional information on a particular topic of interest, or more generally, to indicate one's intense craving for something. Originally quoted by the drug-fiending character Tyrone Biggums in Chappelle's Show, the phrase is often iterated as a reaction image or image macro format based on a still shot of Dave Chappelle's character and the phrasal template "Y'all any more of them / X?”
  43. - Archer - That's how you get ants - Episode 1 Season 1 - First 3 ant references
  44. - I was only pretending to be retarded!. !.
  45. - We ACTUALLY downloaded more RAM. Visit and use offer code LTT for 10% off Create your build at
  46. - Ludwig Wins Gaymer of the Year. main channel: edited by: #ludwig​ #stream​
  47. - Crack Kid. 2014.
  48. - I have done nothing but teleport bread for three days.
  49. - I Came Out to Have a Good Time and I'm Honestly Feeling So Attacked Right Now. ” is an expression used to sarcastically complain about being criticized or challenged. Although the quote originally appeared in a post by Tumblr user chardonnaymami, its source has been falsely attributed to a screenshot of a tweet supposedly posted by singer Nick Jonas of The Jonas Brothers.
  50. - #TimeTitles. ’s superficial coverage of the term’s popularity in an article titled “This is What ‘Bae’ Means.”
  51. - Shower Thought. ”, sometimes spelled without space as “showerthought,” is an Internet slang term for an idea or epiphany that is formed while taking a morning shower.
  52. - [JP/ENG SUB] まどかタイタスが作りたくなり日本ニキに質問するビブーw / Do you know Madoka Titus?【古石ビジュー/ホロライブ/切り抜き】. 【古石ビジュー/ホロライブ/切り抜き】 · 2:06
  53. - Jurassic Park - See, Nobody Cares. 2:02
  54. - INB4. In before X, often abbreviated as “in b4,” is an expression commonly used on discussion forums and imageboards to forecast an anticipated response or a predictable outcome within a given thread.
  55. - Little Gray Cat. Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Little Gray Cat · Grouper · Grouper/Liz Harris
  56. - Describe Using Titles. (also known as Describe Using Quotes) is an online forum game in which participants are asked to describe various aspects of their lives using the titles of video games, books, films and television shows.
  57. - listen here u little shit. 0:14
  58. - #RIPRichardDawkins. 2015.
  59. - The Loneliest People
  60. - The Mods are Asleep, Post Romanian Propaganda. 2:18
  61. - On All Levels Except Physical, I am a Wolf. ” is a memorable quote from a documentary about otherkin in which a teenage boy explains how he identifies as a wolf animal. The scene subsequently inspired a two-pane exploitable series, with various superimposed characters expressing aspects of their identity with the phrasal template “On all levels except physical, I am X.”
  62. - fight me irl. - Cold Hawaii (Official Video). ) · 2:30
  63. - 15,000 Twitter accounts.txt Download Free!. ! · 0:22
  64. - ‘Drought Shaming’ Californians Who Waste Water. 2:07
  65. - Sloan - She Says What She Means. Directed by Sloan From the album Navy Blues
  66. - These Are Not the Droids You Are Looking For. ” is a catchphrase often used to humorously assert that an object/statement is is not representing what it appears to represent. The catchphrase has inspired the phrasal template “These Aren’t the X You’re Looking For”.
  67. - Wait For It.... …” is an expression used to build up suspense in anticipation of an impending spectacle or climactic event. Online, the phrase is typically employed in the title or description of a video to inform the viewer of a gradual and uninteresting build-up before the sudden reveal of a surprising act or event.
  68. - LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) 'Come Over' OFFICIAL MV with Android. 3:28
  69. - Such a lust for revenge. Skull Face vocalizes his confusion.
  70. - It Is A Mystery. ” is a pixel sprite image of a ghost with the phrase written next to it. Originally found in an image submitted to Something Awful in 2005, the emote gained notoriety in 2011 after its inclusion in a YouTube video with the keygen song “Happy H. Christmas.”
  71. - The Goggles Do Nothing!. !” is a memorable quote originating from The Simpsons episode “Radioactive Man”. The phrase is typically used to express disgust or to mock a character’s with useless goggles.
  72. - Hey Its Me Ur Brother. ” is a memorable quote from a chat conversation on the Valve software distribution client Steam in which a user attempts to scam a Counter-Strike player out of an item by pretending to be his brother.
  73. - Lollerskates. ” is an Internet slang used as a superlative of LOL, in similar vein to ROFLCOPTER. Since being adopted into online colloquialism, it has been also paired up with a GIF animation of an ASCII character roller-skating with Lollerskates.
  74. - The Simpsons Did It. ” is catchphrase used to call out an idea widely perceived as original or new that may have been already portrayed in an episode of the long-running American animated TV sitcom The Simpsons. Online, it is typically uttered by fans of the TV show to point out odd similarities between an emerging trend, or a current event in the news, and a plot point from a previously aired episode of The Simpsons, whether by coincidence or intention.
  75. - Giant yellow duck comes to Shanghai. 0:51
  76. - And Then The Whole Bus Clapped. ” (“the entire train applauded”, “everyone stood up and cheered”, etc.) is a phrase associated with stories posted online, typically on Tumblr or Facebook, in which the teller or another person allegedly gains admiration of the surrounding public, usually after defending someone from social injustice. The line is often considered a giveaway sign of a fabricated story, or used sarcastically to express doubt or disbelief, similarly to and often together with “X’s name? Albert Einstein!”
  77. - Satori Komeiji's Mental Education 1: I happen to be an expert on this subject.
  78. - This Is Sparta!. The most iconic line from the movie 300, spoken as Leonidus kicks a guy into a pit.
  79. - Picture Unrelated. / thread. Such practice of attaching unrelated, filler images quickly gained popularity on 4chan, mainly due to the site’s requirement of image attachment for every thread or reply post submitted by users.
  80. - "I Dropped My Hot Pocket" Full Interview HD [720] HQ
  81. - Fight Like You're the Third Monkey on The Ramp to Noah's Ark, and Brother It's Startin' to Rain. 2016 Tweet by MMA fighter Tim Kennedy and appearing in the comedy novel Rash'Tor'Ri by Christopher Woods, published days later. The quote has since become a popular online catchphrase, appearing in numerous videos, image macros and often associated with ape imagery.
  82. - IF YOU'RE GONNA FIGHT, FIGHT LIKE YOU'RE THE THIRD MONKEY ON THE RAMP TO NOAH'S ARK.
  83. - I Cri Evrytiem. “i cri evry tiem” and “i cri evrytim”, is an intentionally misspelled catchphrase typically used in discussion threads and comments to convey sadness in an ironic manner.
  84. - Come to Brazil. ” is an expression associated with Brazilian internet users requesting various celebrities to visit their home country. Online, the phrase is often mocked or posted sarcastically in a similar vein to the Russian phrase Cyka Blyat.
  85. - Tonga flag-bearer's oiled torso sparks social media frenzy
  86. - Daddy. *, is an "internet slang":/memes/internet-slang term of affection used to address a male authority figure or idol in a sexualized manner. Despite its root in the proper definition of the word, as in one's biological father, in online conversations, "daddy" is almost exclusively said as a term of endearment in romantic relationships and male celebrity fandom.
  87. - Describe Yourself in 3 Fictional Characters
  88. - HEART2HEART - FACEBOOK OFFICIAL [HD]. The first single and music video by Boy Band Heart2Heart from their debut album. (Featuring Lance Bass of N*SYNC)
  89. - Tidus' Laugh. (in)famous in and and outside the Final Fantasy fandom, is primarily utilized as a tool of ironic humor, and is considered an example of poor English. It has inspired a series of remix videos and parodies that are composed with Tidus’ laugh.
  90. - Bone Apple Tea. ", also known as "Bone App the Teeth", are phrases mimicking the French expression "bon appétit" ("enjoy your meal" in English), which are often used sarcastically to caption photographs of unappetizing food online. The phrase "bone apple tea" has mutated even farther, to things that only remotely sound like the original phrase, like "boneless feet". Additionally, "Bone Apple Tea" is a general name for any misspelling that involves replacing words with similarly-sounding words or combinations, such as "Twisted Fucking Cycle Path."
  91. - The queen ordered my death, but she was shocked when her daughter hugged me.!. !
  92. - Don't let your kids watch it! (original). )
  93. - Bamboozle. “to deceive by underhanded methods” and “to confuse, frustrate, or throw off thoroughly or completely.” It became popular slang on /r/me_irl in late 2016 in posts that asked for upvotes, as users made posts that said if the post gets a certain amount of upvotes, they will perform an action. In such posts, posters include “no bamboozle” to make it known their promise is sincere.
  94. - well whaddya know. When your friend shows you an item of interest, that you haven't seen since many years ago.
  95. - Don't Talk To Me Or My Son Ever Again. ” is a catchphrase associated with images featuring an iconic fictional character and its miniature offspring, the latter of which is produced by modifying the former character in image-editing applications like Photoshop. Originally introduced through a fan-made parody image of the Cowboy Bebop character Spike Spiegel in November 2014, the meme has seen a significant resurgence on Tumblr and Twitter following an influx of derivative “father-and-son” character images in late 2015.
  96. - Saturdays Are For The Boys
  97. - If Countries Were People. 2000s, the game has spawned several variations based on the snowclone If X Were People, including TV shows, films, bands and other media franchises.
  98. - Denis Brogniart - "Ah!". Le fameux "AH" de Denis Brogniart
  99. - Get This Man a Shield!. ! is a memorable line uttered by character T’Challah/Black Panther in the official trailer for Marvel’s upcoming movie Avengers: Infinity War. In same vein as Thanos’ photoshops, a trend appeared among fans to pair a screenshot of the character and his phrase, as a snowclone, with various characters and personalities in order to make them get something they have lost.
  100. - U MAD?. ", sometimes written as "you mad?" or "u mad bro?", is a popular catchphrase that is often used in discussion threads to imply that someone is losing their temper during the course of an argument, and is often used to taunt or bait others into a flamewar.
  101. - The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey - I'm going on an adventure!. !
  102. - Are You Sure About That?. ” is a memorable quote uttered by wrestler John Cena in a hidden camera prank video. The scene was later adapted as green screen and inserted in other videos.
  103. - Bae. ” is a term of endearment for a significant other, similar to other pet names derived from the word “baby,” such as “B” and “boo.” Following the popularization of the term through various hip hop and R&B songs in the early 2010s, “bae” also became alternatively interpreted by some as a backronym for “before anyone else.”
  104. - Mannequin Head Turn
  105. - Describe Yourself Like A Bad Male Author Would
  106. - Teabagging. ’s corpse in an online game as a way to simulate a sexual act in which a man places his scrotum into the mouth of a sexual partner.
  107. - Sara James - SALTY. Follow Sara on: Music/Lyrics: Sara James, Rene Miller, Ali Zyckowski, Patrick Salmy, Ricardo Muñoz Production: Patrick Salmy, Leon Krześniak Mix/Master: Rafał Smoleń A&R: Michał Skorulski | Universal Music Polska
  108. - Safe Space. ” is a term which typically refers to areas on university campuses where perceived bigotry toward victim groups, harassment or disagreement about politics is not tolerated. While advocates laud safe spaces as sanctuaries for those who are discriminated against, critics have argued they promote anti-intellectual attitudes and stifle free speech.
  109. - Now Do Classical Gas. “Last Exit to Springfield.” In the scene, Lenny asks Lisa, who is playing acoustic guitar, to play the piece “Classical Gas” by Mason Williams. The scene became the subject of YouTube Poop remix videos popular on the Facebook page Simpsons Shitposting in early 2017.
  110. - Do You Even Lift?. Bro Science #38: The answer. T-shirts: Internet:
  111. - Take Him Out. 2007 animated film Bee Movie. In the film, the character Barry Benson (voiced by Jerry Seinfeld) instructs an ATHF officer to snipe Winnie the Pooh with a tranquilizer gun. Online, people have used the moment as a reaction image and exploitable, changing the sniper's target.
  112. - Senor Chang's "Ha, Gay!". Senor Chang's "Gayyyyy" or Ha, Gay refers to a quote attributed to the fictional character Señor Ben Chang in the TV sitcom series Community. Due to Chang's unusual enunciation, coupled with his questionably sophomoric word choice, the scene has lent itself to many parodies and YouTubePoop remixes on sites like Tumblr and YouTube.
  113. - It's Coming Home / "Three Lions". "It's Coming Home" is a slogan amongst fans of the England national football team to express their optimism that their team will win at the FIFA World Cup. By saying "It's coming home" they literally mean that England will bring the World Cup home to England. Due to the overly optimistic nature of the slogan it has been used in memes designed to jokingly mock those who get overexcited at positive progress for England in international football. The term significantly rose in use during the 2018 World Cup as England progressed through the tournament.
  114. - Crazy Rhubarb Lady (2013). The original video: MY TWITTER: MY FACEBOOK: MY INSTAGRAM:
  115. - Stan Loona. 12-member K-Pop musical group Loona, using the slang term stan, meaning fan or obsessive.
  116. - Front Hole. "vagina" or as an alternative to the female sex organ label for those that find it trans-exclusionary.
  117. - This Ain't It, Chief. " is a colloquial phrase used in forums as a way to tell the poster that the thing they posted isn't as cool as they think. The phrase is used in a playfully insulting way in the similar vein of the phrase "Imma Keep It Real With U Chief."
  118. - This ain’t it chief. ig: @agjohnathan
  119. - White Cop-Caller Nicknames
  120. - NONONONO Cat. I regret to inform you that on 23 June 2018 my cat Marquis known as "nonono cat" died. The details of death are at the bottom of the description. С прискорбием сообщаю что 23 июня 2018 мой кот Маркиз известный как "nonono cat" умер. Подробности смерти в самом низу описания.
  121. - Weird Arby's Guy (Original). ONYX IS MAKING A MOVIE! Go to to learn more! A look of elderly blood lust spread across her wrinkled face...
  122. - Kinda Quirky Doe
  123. - Do Not Cite the Deep Magic to Me, Witch. 1950 fantasy novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by British writer C. S. Lewis and the 2005 film of the same name. Since 2016, a two-panel screen capture of the scene from the move has been circulated as an image macro.
  124. - Are we blind? Deploy the Garrison!. From Star Wars: Rogue One
  125. - Last Online: 5 Years Ago
  126. - My Goodness Why Didn't I Think of That. " is a memorable quote uttered by the character Hank Scorpio on the American animated television comedy The Simpsons. Screenshots of Scorpio saying the line have been used online to facetiously praise another's idea.
  127. - Wypipo Wypipoling But Make It Bookish | Pop-Up Livestream | feat. Britt Writerly
  128. - Some of You May Die
  129. - Episode 51: You Were At My Wedding, Denise
  130. - Filthy Casual. ” is a term used on message boards and in comments to negatively describe a gamer who only plays casual games, or a game in any genre that requires a low level of commitment and often has simple gameplay.
  131. - Pizza Rat. 2015.
  132. - Good Question. " is a memorable quote uttered by the titular character in the film Shrek. In the film, Shrek sarcastically says the line when asked why he, an ogre, not Lord Farquaad, saved Princess Fiona. A screen capture of Shrek saying the line has since been used as a reaction image macro online.
  133. - I Am Inevitable. 2019 Marvel superhero film Avengers: Endgame, said by character Thanos on several occasions. Following the premiere of the film, the quote has been often referenced online, as well as saw use as a reaction.
  134. - King Bran the broken. Game of Thrones finale episode All hail king "Bran the Broken".....
  135. - Checks Notes. "checks notes" in asterisks, suggesting that they're confirming the ridiculousness of the statement they're about to make, and ends with a contradictory piece of information.
  136. - Inside you, there are two wolves.... One is not funny, and the other is not funny. You are not funny. lmao.
  137. - Renata Klein - I Wil Not Not Be Rich | Big Little Lies 2. 0:05
  138. - White People Have No Culture. ” is an expression claiming that people belonging to the white racial classification do not have a unified cultural history. Online, the phrase is often used to caption photographs of white people in a variety of humorous contexts, accompanied by the phrase “like um try again sweetie.”
  139. - Depends On the Context. "Is 4 a lot?" with "Depends on the context. Dollars, no. Murders, yes." The quote first saw spread on Tumblr in fan posts in which users imagined two characters saying the dialogue. In May of 2019, it was posted in a similar manner on a Doctor Who parody Instagram account, depicting the dialogue taking place between the Doctor and the character Clara Oswald. After that image was reposted to Reddit, it became an exploitable and snowclone, as people changed the characters in the image and the dialogue.
  140. - Yeet Cannon. 2019, "Yeet Cannon 9" won an online contest to name a 9mm handgun produced by the firearms manufactured Hi-Point.
  141. - Years of Academy Training Wasted. " refers to a memorable quote from the 1995 animated film Toy Story said by character Buzz Lightyear after he comes to the realization that he is a toy. Online, the captioned still of the scene has been used as an image macro, often in reference to wasted time.
  142. - Pewdiepie says SEND HER TO THE RANCH (36). )
  143. - Oh Yeah, It's All Coming Together. " is a memorable quote said by character Kronk of 2000 animated film The Emperor's New Groove. Online, the image has been used as a reaction, often used in reference to fortunate circumstances or the resolution of complex problems.
  144. - [New Voice Drama] Yee - and I cannot stress this enough - haw
  145. - You wouldn't get it | Joker 4K clips. Forever alone in a crowd, failed comedian Arthur Fleck seeks connection as he walks the streets of Gotham City. Arthur wears two masks -- the one he paints for his day job as a clown, and the guise he projects in a futile attempt to feel like he's part of the world around him. Isolated, bullied and disregarded by society, Fleck begins a slow descent into madness as he transforms into the criminal mastermind known as the Joker.
  146. - All of Garden. (similar to Bone Apple Tea). The phrase has been used sarcastically, mocking the similarities in the pronunciation between "All of Garden and "Olive Garden," and as a sincere mistake.
  147. - Its enough to make a grown man cry (Go right ahead) [Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2]
  148. - KIDZ BOP Karen. Credit to @cowsarekool on imgur for this terrifying video. Source:
  149. - 🎄 A Garfield Christmas Special ❄️ Garfield & Friends ☃️. ☃️
  150. - Boyz II Men ft. Treach, Craig Mack, Busta Rhymes & Method Man - Vibin' (Remix). )
  151. - You Son of a Bitch, I'm In. " is a catchphrase said by multiple characters in Rick and Morty episode "One Crew over the Crewcoo's Morty" upon being convinced to participate in a heist. Online, several image macros, particularly one depicting Rick Sanchez putting a lollipop in his mouth, gained popularity, often used in reference to convincing arguments.
  152. - Rick and Morty You Son of a b, I'm in
  153. - The Ogre Has Fallen In Love With the Princess. " is a memorable quote uttered by the character Lord Farquaad in the 2001 animated fantasy film Shrek. A screenshot of the scene has been used as a reaction image macro to express feelings of embarrassment about romantic feelings. People have also digitally altered words in the statement, generally presented as subtitles, to reference different subjects.
  154. - Cool Dog | Full Family Adventure Comedy Movie | Family Central
  155. - You Got the Whole Squad Laughing. "Damn bro, you've got the whole squad laughing" while wearing a deadpan facial expression.
  156. - Owl City - Not All Heroes Wear Capes (Acoustic). )
  157. - My goals are beyond your understanding
  158. - Never Before Have I Been So Offended By Something I One Hundred Percent Agree With. " is a memorable quote uttered by stand-up comedian James Acaster in his 2018 comedy special Repertoire. Online, a reaction image of Acaster saying the line has been used to express the feelings of experiencing and accepting a hard truth.
  159. - "Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science?" - The Knighting of Sir Bedevere
  160. - He Is a Man of Focus, Commitment and Sheer Fucking Will. ” is a memorable quote uttered by Abram Tarasov (played by Peter Stormare) in the 2017 neo-noir action film John Wick Chapter 2. The quote is used alongside a still from the scene as a reaction image to an above caption or image to express how the actions of someone or something requires dedication and is noteworthy of praise. Usually it is genuine but can sometimes be sarcastic.
  161. - O RLY?. "OH REALLY?" with implicit sarcasm.
  162. - S[he] Be[lie]ve[d] (Sbeve). ) is a variation of the phrase "she believed," which uses brackets to highlight the words "he lied." While posts mocking the phrase and similar quotes first appeared in February 2018 on Twitter, the portmanteau Sbeve was circulated on Reddit in late March 2019
  163. - Risk It All
  164. - Don't Shoot. I'm a Polish. ", also known as Don't Shoot. I'm Retarded, is a memorable quote uttered by the character Wladyslaw Szpilman in the film The Pianist. Online, screenshots from the scene have been used in a series of multi-pane memes expressing the memer's disliking of a subject (Similar to: Don't Shoot, I'm a Nazi Too).
  165. - I Want This Twink Obliterated! | Emperor's New Groove. 0:27
  166. - The Blueprint. "blueprint" others built off of.
  167. - The Ability To Speak Does Not Make You Intelligent. ” is a memorable quote uttered by Qui-Gon Jinn (played by Liam Nesson) to Jar Jar Binks (played by Ahmed Best) from the 1999 sci-fi film Star Wars: Episode I, The Phantom Menace. The quote is used alongside a still from the scene as a reaction image to an above caption or screenshot, typically to disagree with a statement or to show when someone or something is ignorant.
  168. - If those kids could read they'd be very upset.. 0:29
  169. - Sugoi Dekai. "So big!" in English, and is sometimes used to mean "Great!" The phrase became associated with Uzaki Hana from Uzaki-chan Wants To Hang Out!, a short character with large breasts who wears the shirt. Some viewers found the character's design inappropriate, and did redesigns of the character to make her look older. However, these were widely mocked and led to a surge of edits in which people drew different characters in the "Sugoi Dekai" shirt.
  170. - Fuck You and I'll See You Tomorrow. ” is a memorable quote uttered by Larry David from the 2020 TV sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm. The quote is used alongside a still from the scene as a reaction image to an above caption or screenshot, typically when the meme’s creator responds with a mixture of negative and positive emotions to a situation or event when they know they’ll return to it.
  171. - COCA-COLA ESPUMA (Original) (Check Description). ) · 0:03
  172. - Sky Daddy. 2004. The term is frequently used by atheists to joke about God and Christians, as some believers see it as offensive. The term became increasingly popular in December of 2020 due to a viral TikTok video in which an abortion clinic escort argues with an anti-abortion protester, saying, "so go off Jennifer, is that the validation you want from sky daddy?"
  173. - You Can't Just Shoot A Hole Into The Surface Of Mars
  174. - “ Wash the Fking Dishes and STFU “ ORIGINAL VIDEO from WAITING. 0:40
  175. - Wakey Wakey it's Time for School. "wakey wakey, it's time for school" then lifting him out of the bed and ushering him out the door. The audio from the video became a popular exploitable on YouTube and TikTok.
  176. - Life is good. But it can be better. 0:04
  177. - Pablo.gonzales.2007. (year varies) is a nickname used to describe stereotypical young Team Fortress 2 free-to-play players from Latin American countries who use [name].[surname].[year] nickname format. The nickname achieved meme status among Team Fortress 2 fans in 2017 and has since saw use in memes within the game's community.
  178. - Twitter Description Guy
  179. - Singing Killed My Grandma. 2016 film Trolls. The line is spoken by the character Branch as he explains his reluctance to join the other trolls in singing. Branch explains that when he was a child, he was singing so loud he didn't hear the villainous Chef coming to eat him, leading his grandmother to sacrifice herself while saving him. The scene has been used in numerous YouTube remixes and jokes on social media.
  180. - Mac’s “I'm Playing Both Sides”. “I'm Playing Both Sides” is a memorable quote uttered by Mac from the 2005 TV comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The quote is used alongside a frame from the show depicting Mac’s character gesturing to himself while saying “I’m playing both sides, so that I always come out on top” as a reaction image and exploitable image macro to an above caption, comment or screenshot, typically to show that something or someone is playing both sides so they win no matter what. The image can also be photoshopped with other elements to create characters from pop culture in place of Mac or as an object labeling format.
  181. - Flat Fuck Friday. (most commonly animals) often using the hashtag #FlatFuckFriday. The phrase was first used on the platform in 2019, and popularized by Twitter page Gators Daily in 2020.
  182. - RIPBOZO. 's death, deeming them a "bozo," commonly defined as someone who is insignificant and stupid or a "clown." The phrase first appeared on Instagram in 2015 as the hashtag #RipBozo, becoming associated with a reaction video of NBA commentator James Worthy smoking a cigar alongside text reading "#PACKWATCH" and "REST IN PISS YOU WON'T BE MISSED" in late 2020.
  183. - No Mutt November. What a grueling month it has been. I'm glad it's nearly ov- I'm mostly active on here: Sounds by my good friend! Please go check them out!
  184. - Become Ungovernable. 2020, the slogan gained popularity as a caption for parody image macros in which people, animals or characters break social norms, often by abandoning practical approach for the sake of independent thought.
  185. - WAGMI / NGMI. 're All Gonna Make It or Not Gonna Make It, is a catchphrase from 4chan's fitness board /fit/ that was popularized by the icon and bodybuilder Zyzz. Since its inception, it's been used in 4chan and adjacent communities to show comradery and a willingness to keep going in life. Around 2020, WAGMI began to see use inside crypto and meme stock communities as a way to show unification, with the opposite phrase, NGMI, finding use when dips occur.
  186. - Dude, Those Animals Are So Fucking Funny. … is a line from a cutaway gag in the Family Guy episode "Hell Comes to Quahog." The gag shows a man obnoxiously driving a Hummer while watching Madagascar. In 2021, the scene became the subject of YouTube Poops.
  187. - Audio Bullys - We Don't Care (Official Video). ) · 3:37
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  189. - Tumblr Sexyman
  190. - Boy what the hell boy - Sound Effect Meme. 0:06
  191. - You have done that yourself. My favourite line in starwars
  192. - Moldy Memes; Episode one, Season 1. 8:20
  193. - You Kinda Smell Like A Baka Eren Yeager. 2021 and is used in various lip-dub and skit videos. “Baka” is Japanese for "fool" and "Eren Yeager" is a character from the anime series Attack On Titan.
  194. - Getting A Lot Of Boss Baby Vibes From This. 2019 that mocked people who attempt to analyze media while not having enough frame of reference to understand the culture and influence that led to the common elements between works of art. Since then, the phrase has inspired many snowclones on Twitter.
  195. - Me and Who?. 2020, the catchphrase achieved mainstream popularization in January 2021.
  196. - "Pick Me" Girl. A "Pick Me" Girl is a slang term used to describe girls who desperately try to seem like they're different or "not like other girls" in order to attract male attention. "Pick me" girls are often portrayed as females who bend over backward for men to fit in as "one of the boys" by any means necessary, including supporting traditional female gender roles like cooking and cleaning for their partners or putting down other women. The term first gained popularity on Twitter in 2016 with the hashtag "#TweetLikeAPickMe" and spread over the following years, particularly to TikTok in 2021 where people began posting skits making fun of "Pick Me" girls. The term is often used as a female version of simp and has been criticized for encouraging female-on-female hate.
  197. - Mr Krabs “Money Money Money Ahh”. This is how krabby patties are made
  198. - I am in your walls. Knock, knock. It's Knuckles.
  199. - Optimum Pride Original Meme TikTok (Full). ) · 0:16
  200. - Bing Bong. 's New York Knicks. The phrase originated from a viral video of a Knicks fan celebrating the team's opening night win in the 2021-2022 season and was adopted by the fandom to celebrate wins and three-point shots.
  201. - I'M BANISHING YOU TO THE SHADOW REALM. no tengo ningún derecho sobre este meme ni sobre thomas and friends
  202. - Please stop saying dumbass things, tomcat
  203. - FLOP ERA / Akita Neru. Music: @ePiaeon Illustration: @dalas Instrumental/Base VPR&SVP:
  204. - YIPPEE | Original audio. The original audio for the TBH creature "yippee"
  205. - You Couldn't Make This Today. 2022, when a Twitter user wondered if Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction could get made today, others began to parody the phrase by applying it to more absurd pieces of media.
  206. - Nepo Baby. Nepotism Baby or Nepo Baby is a slang term for someone who succeeds due to insider connections from their family. In particular, it is often used to describe Hollywood actors and actresses with famous parents. The term came to prominence because of jokes parodying a Twitter user who expressed their surprise to learn that Maude Apatow, the actress who plays Lexi on the TV series Euphoria, was a "nepotism baby," implying that she was able to succeed in show business because her father is famous director Judd Apatow and her mother is actress Leslie Mann. As the tweet spread in late February 2022, other users poked fun at it for being a rather obvious observation. They also parodied it by using the original tweet as a phrasal template and edited it to include other famous people with notably famous parents.
  207. - Wait Your Fucking Turn. DYING LIGHT
  208. - AVIDI KADIVI TikTok Sound effect
  209. - I actually did it myself...yea..yeah- Original Audio TikTok trend. 0:19
  210. - Groomer. "grooming a successor," it began seeing increased use around the late 2000s onward around the web. The term notably saw a large surge in usage during March and April 2022 amid the prolonged internet battle over Florida's HB 1557 bill, which is unofficially called the "Don't Say Gay" bill.
  211. - And the best part of this plan is no one can stop me meme - Austin Powers. 0:05
  212. - Hoochie daddy shorts season and we are putting our foot down. #comedy #summer. 1:29
  213. - GRWM / Get Ready With Me. GRWM is a slang term and acronym for Get Ready With Me that refers to a genre of vlog-style videos in which users show themselves doing their hair and makeup or dressing in an outfit, sometimes while talking with their viewers. GRWM videos first became popularized on YouTube in 2011, becoming increasingly prevalent throughout the 2010s and 2020s on video-sharing sites like TikTok. The genre sometimes crosses over with makeup tutorials.
  214. - YG - Still Brazy (Audio). More From YG: Music video by YG performing Still Brazy. (C) 2016 Def Jam Recordings, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  215. - Gnomepill
  216. - Film Bros / Cinebros. Film Bro or Cinebro is a derogatory slang term for a man who prefers movies that are thought to be outside of the Western cultural mainstream, similar to a hipster but specifically about films. Typically, they are generalized as liking older movies, foreign films and the films of auteurs including Quentin Tarantino, Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson and Christopher Nolan. After the derogatory idea of a "film bro" became popularized in TikTok parodies, it saw pushback from people who felt that the enjoyment of non-mainstream films shouldn't be stigmatized.
  217. - A BASE DE OSTIAS - MATALO. [email protected] LETRA: Otra vez has tenido que escuchar que no te volvera a pegar una vez mas has intentado perdonar te ha dicho que puede cambiar
  218. - FIRST TIME WITH A STEM 🌈👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏾| The "KNEE THING" 😩🌈💦. " 😩🌈💦 · 17:31
  219. - Big Dick Energy / BDE. Big Dick Energy is an internet slang term which generally means an understated state of confidence. The term was popularized after it was used to describe Ariana Grande's fiancé Pete Davidson after the singer appeared to confirm the comedian had a large penis.
  220. - How #Boycottwomanking put pressure on Hollywood & the Woman King Movie to respect Black America
  221. - Sugarcoat The Podcast - BFFR (Be F*cking For Real). )
  222. - Have Some More Chicken, Have Some More Pie. 's song "Eat It." Originally a part of a 2020 charity broadcast in which celebrities sang the song line by line, the clip gained virality in memes in late July 2022.
  223. - I Want To Go To There. 's character Liz Lemon on the 2009 NBC TV show 30 Rock. Liz Lemon originally delivered the line after she met a handsome neighbor who likes to bake pies. The phrase picked up virality on TikTok in September 2022 to signify mysterious or alluring places people would like to visit in various lip-dub skits.
  224. - Forbidden pants
  225. - Fuck It, We Ball. "to ball," the phrase was popularized by rapper Young Thug in the late 2010s and gained virality in memes in 2022, with the memes usually being ironically critical of the "we ball" mentality.
  226. - Draw Your Babygirl In This. "babygirl" as a stock photo of a businessman on his hands and knees. The post was made in October 2022 and inspired a fan art redraw trend where artists recreate popular or original characters in the same pose and similar clothes.
  227. - The Elbow Thing. "elbow method" or "elbow thing" around April 2022. In September 2022, the trend then saw a resurgence, inspiring women to make videos where they joke that the elbow method means elbow slamming a guy in bed. While some people claim the elbow method means squeezing the breasts together with the elbows to make them look larger, it's unclear if this is what's being referred to in all the videos. The term is similar to the Belly Press Thing and the Knee Thing, both of which have sexual connotations.
  228. - -Maxxing. 's "sexual market value." The suffix potentially stems from the slang term "looksmaxxing," which purportedly originated on PSL internet communities as an acronym that stands for the forums "PUAHate.com," "SlutHate.com" and "Lookism.net." Other terms that utilize the suffix are "statusmaxxing," "clownmaxxing" and "SEAmaxxing," among many more.
  229. - What Is That Melody? (Sigma). What Is That Melody? is a quote from the Overwatch character Sigma, originally said in his 2019 "Origin Story." Although it first trended in memes on YouTube, the sound became increasingly viral on TikTok in late 2022, remixed into multiple Sigma edits and TikTok sounds. This predominantly happened in October 2022 when "What Is That Melody?" was remixed with a Playboi Carti song, the orchestral song "Hier encore" by Charles Aznavour and a Detroit rap beat produced by Energy Made This One used in songs like "Brace Yourself" and "Wack Jumper." Many TikTokers used the sounds to express humorous excitement over hearing a certain "melody" that was often not auditory but a setting, situation or concept.
  230. - Mbappé Donatello. (Paris Saint-Germain Football Club) at the age of 18. According to his teammates, Mbappe looks like the character. The nickname got online attention, leading to a series of memes with the French player's face.
  231. - Rizz God / Rizz Nicknames. Rizz Nicknames refers to a series of puns involving the slang term rizz that make nicknames for people with "unspoken rizz." Some prominent name examples are "Rizzly Bear," "The Rizzard of Oz" and "The Rizzler," among others. Many of them stem from the practice of calling people Rizz God. Rizz nicknames trended on TikTok in late 2022 as users tried to compile a list of all rizz nicknames called the Rizz Dictionary or Rizztionary. The trend was propelled by the Lightskin Stare trend and many memes used clips of Kratos from God of War.
  232. - Vanilla Extract. 2023. Its inception followed the introduction of Tumblr's poll feature the previous month. The joke, with occasional variations, involves creating a poll in which "vanilla extract" is included as an option, regardless of its relevance to the question the poll seeks to address.
  233. - Adrian, Explain Our Friend Group / Ohio Friend Group. Adrian, Explain Our Friend Group refers to a viral video where a presumed high schooler named Adrian is asked to explain his friend group to the camera, saying they're a mixture of Ohio, then singing a version of "Swag Like Ohio," with a pinch of Florida and Arkansas, concluding that they are "fucking chaotic as shit." The video was deemed cringey by some while others in the comments envied how happy the friend group seemed, resulting in edits and videos referencing it on TikTok in February 2023.
  234. - Why Is Queer Discourse so Toxic?. 32:51
  235. - I witerally hit the gwiddy. 0:20
  236. - Es Hoy, Es Hoy / It's Today, It's Today. "Es Hoy, Es Hoy" or "It's Today, It's Today" in English is a quote uttered by the character George Little from the 1999 American live-action/computer-animated comedy film Stuart Little. Alongside a frame from the movie depicting George running through his house to wake his parents, the quote is used as a reaction image and exploitable image macro to an above caption, usually to denote excitement for something that will happen soon.
  237. - Grab his dick and twist it, MMA Fan The Old Dick Twist, KnowYourMeme #262. 0:19
  238. - Gem and Coal. 4chan's /qa/ board and Soyjak.party to appraise the quality of posts. "Gem" referred to the rare post that was considered high-quality and humorous by users. Users were encouraged to bump posts that were considered gems. "Coal" described posts that were deemed low-quality and unoriginal, and thus dismissed or mocked by the community. First used on 4chan's /qa/ board, the slang terms have since inspired thematic Soyjaks that are used by members of the Soyjak community on Twitter / X and other sites.
  239. - Why I'm Leaving The West... The Passport Bros Were RIGHT. 24:57
  240. - Waos. 2020 Facebook meme in which the English expression "wow" is purposely written wrong as "waos." The word became a popular "slang":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/internet-slang term in the online Spanish-speaking community after a TikTok video narrating the meme went viral on September 2022.
  241. - Gorlock The Destroyer. 2023. The nickname inspired widespread jokes and memes about her appearance, including videos in which her audio was replaced with the Star Wars character Jabba the Hutt.
  242. - Miley Cyrus' Voice. The Journey Is Usually the Part You Remember Anyways is a phrase spoken by Miley Cyrus in a viral video that showcases her deep, gravely voice. The video was posted to Cyrus' TikTok page in March 2023 to advertise her album Endless Summer Vacation and inspired memes and reactions that month about her voice and how it has changed over the years, with some comparing it to the voice of a heavy smoker. Cyrus has spoken about her voice changing before, claiming it is due to Reinke's edema.
  243. - EXTREMELY LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER. You're Worng!
  244. - The World Is Healing. 2020s, piggybacking on the virality of the similar Nature Is Healing meme that started during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  245. - August 12 2036, the heat death of the universe.. 0:46
  246. - El Wey. "el wey" (English: "the dude") to comment on the child's head size. The memes started on Facebook on May 2022, using an image macro of the boy with his father as a template.
  247. - Nah Imma Do My Own Thing | SpiderMan Across the Spider-Verse Miles Morales vs Miguel Clip. 0:15
  248. - Chud. 2020, the term spawned the Chudjak, Avatar Chud, and GigaChud memes as it was increasingly connected with the alt-right.
  249. - Cornplate / Corn Plate. Cornplate, also spelled Corn Plate, is a slang word that is used to describe pointing out minuscule and meaningless details in the movie for the sake of keeping up the discussion about it. Spawned by a tweet about the movie Encanto in which a user points out the presence of a plate of corn in one of the scenes, the slang expression was popularized on Twitter and other social media in 2022 and 2023.
  250. - Jingling Keys. 2019 YouTube video called "10 Hours of Jingling Keys" is often used as an image macro meme to indicate that someone is very easily amused by something underwhelming.
  251. - wait i'm goated. info 𓏲⋆ ִֶָ ๋𓂃 ⋆:: linktr.ee/iostlotus 🔐: 33 edits compiled from random pinterest reposts. i don't take creds for it, if you made smth, lmk & i'll put your @
  252. - Blinker (Slang). Blinker is a weed slang term that defines when the light on a dab pen starts blinking, indicating that the pen has been smoked for a long time and therefore has made the smoker highly intoxicated. The term is also used in relation to vaping e-cigs like Juuls. The phrase "hitting blinkers" and "double blinkers" were popularized in late 2022 and early 2023, predominantly due to YouTuber and streamer Fulcrum. The term "blinker" dates back as far as 2017.
  253. - Y'all Don't Know About the Kodiak Bear. 2023, TikToker @haykikiki began posting numerous Vs. videos including the kodiak bear, inspiring the spam comment as a way of touting the kodiak bear as extremely powerful.
  254. - Crotch Goblin. "crotch goblin" as a means to refer to kids can be traced as far back as the mid-2000s on the internet and is often heavily associated with "cringe" millennial or Reddit lingo.
  255. - Sassy Man Apocalypse. "We in a sassy man apocalypse," various TikTokers began sharing videos showing their "sassy" boyfriends, typically showcasing them displaying feminine or "sassy" behaviors. These videos, which were generally captioned "victim of the sassy man Apocalypse," went viral in late July and August 2023.
  256. - The Duality of Man. 's reactions to content.
  257. - Love Surge. 2023 that refers to the act of being in so much love and not being able to contain it that a person feels like they're going to explode. The term went viral alongside the video on social media in late 2023 after a clip of a couple showcasing what the "love surge" feels like garnered millions of views, which subsequently became a popular duet video to which people reacted on TikTok.
  258. - calm luh fit. Provided to YouTube by Label Engine calm luh fit · Tweaknh calm luh fit
  259. - My Roman Empire. "Roman empire" is, meaning something that they think about very often. The phrase started to gain popularity on sites including TikTok and X, formerly Twitter, in mid-September 2023, about a month after the original trend was popularized on social media.
  260. - Do It for the Plot. "the plot" and move on to the next "plot point," as if considering yourself the main character of your life. The term was coined by actress Serena Kerrigan as early as July 2021 and gained viral spread over the following months, particularly on TikTok.
  261. - 2 Man (Slang). 2 Man or Two Man is a slang term for when two men organize to hang out with two women hoping to have sex, similar to a double date. The term allegedly originates from Detroit, Michigan, a part of the region's AAVE. Usage of "2 man" in meme content peaked in 2022 and 2023, predominantly starting on TikTok where many posted skits about 2 man situations. In late 2023, many memes on TikTok referenced the so-called "2 man season."
  262. - Megumi using "With this treasure I summon" to form Mahoraga.. 0:36
  263. - Tiger Woods "Big Dog". "big dog." The image and meme circulated widely online in December 2023, with posters describing situations in which they would also call somebody "big dog" and behave in the way Woods behaves.
  264. - Tiger woods miracle shot. Open2012 bunker shot
  265. - Pas mal, non? C'est français.. " ("Not bad, is it? That's French") is a memorable quote said by Orson Welles from the 1993 French comedy TV-movie La Classe Américaine (The American Class). Since the early 2020s, the quote has gained notable use on French-speaking social media as a reaction image, either praising French accomplishments or mocking stereotypical French behaviors online.
  266. - Let A Naysayer Know. 0:53
  267. - The Prometheus School Of Running Away From Things. 2012 Alien prequel movie Prometheus in which two characters run in a straight line as a ship crashes toward them, which garnered popularity within the Cinema Sins fandom before spreading to mainstream use over the following years.
  268. - Penjamin (Slang). Penjamin is a slang term used to refer to an electronic marijuana vaporizer or vape. The word is likely a play on the term "Benjamin," which is sometimes used to refer to $100 bills, and how weed vaporizers are sometimes called "pens." The term "penjamin" was popularized among teenagers in the early 2020s, with some early uses being traced to X / Twitter as early as 2019.
  269. - The Levels Of Nicotine Addiction.. 11:22
  270. - Sigma Meal, Skibidi Slicers!. ! refers to a viral video about an imaginary children's meal that has a Skibidi Toilet theme and is made for Sigmas. Both slang terms are heavily associated with Gen Alpha and Gen Z. The original video was a skit posted by YouTuber and TikToker Grant Wisler in February 2024.
  271. - SIGMA MEAL SKIBIDI SLICERS. All credits go to the original creator Original video:
  272. - Sesbian Lex. "lesbian sex" that has been used as algorithmically-friendly slang online in much the same way as the similar spoonerism Say Gex. It is particularly popular in anime meme communities regarding Yuri ships, and has become a popular meme in the Signalis community.
  273. - Wallahi You are finished meme. The best place to find all African memes. Funny African videos
  274. - It's Snowing On Mt. Fuji. "It's snowing on Mt. Fuji," even though that line has seven syllables (instead of the correct five) and had nothing to do with the preceding two lines. The line became a prevalent reference among the fandom and has featured in multiple parodies and memes of bad poetry online.
  275. - Unc / Unc Status. Unc is an AAVE slang term typically used to refer to older male members of a Black family or community. The word is sometimes used similarly to "OG" or "oldhead." In the early 2020s, memes about people achieving Unc Status began to spread online. Such jokes often hinged on people realizing that they have reached an age or developed habits associated with reaching "Unc Status."
  276. - So It Mine El. 2024. The post shows the character El (or Eleven) saying that she's pregnant, Mike Wheeler denying that the baby is his, and then Billy Hargrove saying, "So it mine El." The awkward phrasing of the post led to the phrase going viral on TikTok, with many users making fan edits and likening it to the Prolly Not TikTok trend in 2022.
  277. - Jittleyang / Fuhuhluhtoogan. Jittleyang, also written Jikkuhlang, and Fuhuhluhtoogan, also written Fuhuhlatoogan, are Baltimore slang terms from the Maryland city that originally went viral in the Baltimore Accent Rap Song, aka "City Girls" by Bippleyipsnipp. Bippleyipsnipp, real name Richard Webster, is a Baltimore barber and rapper who popularized the terms starting in 2021. After his song went viral in 2023 and earned meme attention on Instagram and TikTok, usage of his slang terms continued into 2024, predominantly going viral via the question, "Are you a jittleyang or a fuhuhluhtoogan?" spreading on TikTok.
  278. - Egg Blinker. "blinker" hits (a technique derived from the blinking button on a dab pen or vape that indicates a longer than standard hit) to the extreme point where the smoker's throat feels like it has an egg inside of it. The Egg Blinker method was first described on TikTok in 2024 and gained memes and reactions across the web thereafter.
  279. - DYKTMM (Slang). DYKTMM is a slang expression that is an abbreviation of the question "Do You Know the Muffin Man?" The phrase references a scene from the 2001 Shrek movie in which Lord Farquaad is torturing Gingerbread Man. The slang grew popular online after Twitter / X user tweeted a screenshot of Gingerbread Man with the caption *"It’s always 'wyd' never 'dyktmm'".
  280. - You Don't Know Ball. 's point about a player or team betrays a fundamental lack of understanding of the sport in question. Though typically used in conversations about sports, the phrase was adopted by other subculture fans and used similarly as it spread online in the 2010s and 2020s.
  281. - Polar bears take over abandoned Soviet research station. 0:58
  282. - -Uzz. "-uzz" suffix used to make portmanteaus of the slang term huzz, meaning "hoes." Huzz started as an AAVE slang term popularized by Twitch streamer Kai Cenat and other Black content creators in 2023. In late 2024, huzz memes went viral on TikTok and a slew of words ending with "-uzz" like bruzz were created. Other Uzz Words include "gruzz," "fuzz" and "chuzz," among others. Uzz words trended alongside other TikTok slang terms like yunc and fine shyt in November 2024, and were often combined to form slang overload posts akin to so-called brainrot. The -Uzz meme is similar to other portmanteaus like -Ussy or how rizz was mutated into puns in the rizz nicknames trend.
  283. - The Masculine Urge to Slowly Bleed Out Here. 2017 film Blade Runner 2049.
  284. - The Right Way to Invest in Crypto | Ft. Jeet Shah | SKP Clips. 4:22
  285. - SheedTs - It's TS (Official Music Video). ) · 2:53
  286. - Boat Kid Aura Farming Original Video vs Edit (Pacu Jalur). ) · 0:39
  287. - Mark "the work is mysterious and important" Severance green screen
  288. - Montoya Por Favor. 2025 episode of the show, a participant named Montoya finds out that his girlfriend Anita is cheating on him with a man named Manuel, causing him to sprint across the island toward her. The phrase "Montoya Por Favor!" came to be used as a caption for sports edits and memes in early February 2025.
  289. - ¡Montoya por favor! [SUBTITULADO EN INGLÉS]
  290. - Type Shit / Shi (Slang). Type Shit, also known as Type Shi or Type Shiii, refers to an African American Vernacular English (AAVE) slang term with many interpretations, often used to express agreement or approval for something of high quality or as a shorthand for "that kind of stuff." The expression gained significant online usage on TikTok, X / Twitter and Instagram going into the 2020s, commonly being referenced in hip-hop music and memes such as Typa Shit I Been On. The slang is also written online paired with the poop emoji, as "Type " to avoid content on TikTok using the slang being censored.
  291. - What Does Type Shit Mean?. I answered this question on Quora: My video answer to the question: What Does Type Shit Mean?
  292. - "Hype Moments and Aura" RULE & I'm Tired of Pretending They Don't
  293. - How dudes play defense when they do something sorry on offense. 0:44
  294. - I Can Hear Just Fine, Speak. 2025, the month the season premiered. Most notably, the audio from the scene became a popular lip dub sound on TikTok, used in skits about getting frustrated with someone.
  295. - Friendslop. 2025 alongside the complementary term "Friendfarming," the term was initially mocked but later achieved recognition on social media.
  296. - I'm Gonna Be A Dad. 's baby. The episode was released on May 4th, 2025, and went viral online shortly after, inspiring memes based on the scene. Many of the memes make fun of the dialogue for being cringey and of actress Bella Ramsey (who plays Ellie) in general. The scene also inspired discourse and memes about the show being too woke.
  297. - American Century of Humiliation. "Chinese Century of Humiliation," a phrase that emerged in Chinese discourse in the early 20th century to describe a period when China suffered military defeats, territorial losses and foreign domination. In 2025, the phrase came to be used in America by critics of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies, particularly his reciprocal tariffs, anti-immigration stance and his domestic employment policies. Critics accused Trump of heralding an "American Century of Humiliation" marked by inflationary prices and a recession-like employment market, as well as diminished global stature. Memes about the "American Century of Humiliation" often depict Americans using Google Translate to pose as refugees fleeing to China, or feature GIF meme montages mocking various policies introduced in 2025.
  298. - Cassius Thundercock / State Trooper. Cassius Thundercock or the Unknown Sergeant, also known as the State Trooper Meme, is a nickname given to a Tennessee highway patrol officer (or state trooper) named Captain Eric Miller, seen walking onto the field after a November 9th, 2024, SEC college football game, notable for his prominent chin, thick rimmed glasses and for wearing his hat at an angle that covers his eyes. The officer became the subject of memes the night after the game as his image spread on sites like Instagram and Reddit, with many comparing his looks to a stereotypical Chad. The clip of the police officer resurfaced on TikTok in August 2025 and went viral that November, inspiring the nickname "Cassius Thundercock" and memes in which people dress up as him and jokingly portray him as a cartoonishly crooked, aggressive cop who always turns his bodycam off to deal with people who wrong him. One of the most common jokes is that Cassius has had his bodycam turned off since Vietnam, meaning the Vietnam war.
  299. - Send Him 2-3 Years Dagestan and Forget. "If you want your son high-level wrestling, send him 2-3 years Dagestan and forget." The clip comes from a 2024 interview between Makhachev and former professional MMA fighter Daniel Cormier and became the subject of memes throughout 2025 and early 2026 on sites including Instagram Reels and TikTok. As a meme, the clip is typically used as a reaction, where it is placed after videos of someone, usually a child or teen, acting effeminately, the joke being that sending them to Dagestan for a few years would make them more masculine. Some of the memes are parody "before and after" videos in which someone is shown acting effeminate before spending two to three years in Dagestan and then becoming masculine after.
  300. - The Destiny of Marge. "Assign Food," in which players must assign given food items to members of the Simpson family, saying what sounds like, "The destiny of Marge" while dragging a plate of fast food over Marge Simpson's image. The video was uploaded in late December 2025 and became the subject of a meme trend in January and February 2026, where users recreate the video as accurately as possible, similar to accuracy reenactment memes.

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