Image Macros & Advice Animals

Captioned-image templates, advice animals, and exploitables.

3,818 moments in this segment.

  1. - Kilroy Was Here. Date: 1939 onward · Place: Allied military installations, then ships, then everywhere · Figures: James J. Kilroy, shipyard inspector at Fore River Shipyard (Quincy, MA, leading attribution) · unknown wartime taggers worldwide · Tags: WWII, Proto-Meme 01. A Shipyard Inspector and a Phrase James J. Kilroy, riveter inspector at the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts, writes KILROY WAS HERE in yellow crayon on the hulls of completed ship sections, partly as a tracking signature so management knows the work is checked. The sections ship out across the Atlantic; the phrase travels with them. American soldiers find KILROY WAS HERE already scrawled inside tanks, on the walls of bombed-out bunkers, on the underside of bridges they thought they'd captured for the first time. Other origin candidates exist (a Sergeant Francis Kilroy of the Air Transport Command; British Mr Chad; Australian Foo Was Here). The James Kilroy attribution wins because the American Transit Association awarded him the credit in 1946. 02. The First Meme That Knew It Was a Meme By 1945 the phrase, often paired with the bald-head-with-fingers-over-wall doodle, appears at the Potsdam Conference (according to a Truman aide), on the underside of the torch of the Statue of Liberty, on Mount Everest in 1953 (Hillary's team finds it scratched into ice). Stalin reportedly asks who Kilroy is, twice. Dawkins won't coin the word for thirty years. But KILROY WAS HERE is, in retrospect, the first meme that EVERYBODY understood as a meme: a unit that propagates because propagating is the point, that exists to mark its own propagation. "KILROY WAS HERE.", everywhere, 1939 onward Sources • Charles Panati, Extraordinary Origins of Everyday Things (1989) • American Transit Association award announcement (1946) • Wikipedia, Kilroy was here
  2. - I Want My MTV. Date: 1 August 1981 (channel launch); March 1982 (campaign launch) · Place: New York City · Figures: George Lois, art director · Bob Pittman, MTV co-founder · Les Garland, MTV programming chief · Mick Jagger, first celebrity spot · Tags: AdCampaign, Catchphrase, Shibboleth 01. The Cable Holdouts MTV launches on 1 August 1981 carried by very few cable operators in the major markets. Manhattan does not have it. By early 1982, with affiliate uptake stalled, Bob Pittman and Les Garland hire art director George Lois to flip the carriage strategy from supply to demand. Lois pitches a single line: I Want My MTV. The viewer is the lever; the cable operator is the target. 02. The Shibboleth Spot Lois films Mick Jagger first, in a single take, instructing the camera: I want my MTV. Pat Benatar, Pete Townshend, David Bowie, and Stevie Nicks follow within weeks, each delivering the same six syllables in their own voice. The spot ends with a phone number for the local cable office. Affiliates report thousands of calls a day. Within eighteen months MTV is in the top ten US markets. The line becomes a catchphrase the way the Beatles' name is a catchphrase: by force of repetition by celebrities who matter more than the product they are selling. "If you don't get MTV where you live, call your cable operator and say: I want my MTV.", campaign tag, voiced by Mick Jagger, March 1982 03. Citation Loop Dire Straits releases Money for Nothing in 1985 with Sting singing the phrase as a hook. The song wins the 1986 MTV Video of the Year. The ad campaign for the channel has become the lyrical content of a song aired on the channel. The structure, celebrity-as-shibboleth demanding access to the product on the audience's behalf, is repeated in every Got Milk and Just Do It campaign for the next two decades, and is the template the influencer economy of the 2010s automates. Sources • Rob Tannenbaum and Craig Marks, 'I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution' (Dutton, 2011) • George Lois, 'Damn Good Advice (For People With Talent)' (Phaidon, 2012) • Museum of the Moving Image, MTV campaign archive, accession 1982-1989
  3. - The Trojan Room Coffee Pot. Date: 1991-2001 · Place: Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge · Figures: Quentin Stafford-Fraser, researcher · Paul Jardetzky, researcher · Tags: First Webcam, Live Feed, Cambridge 01. A Camera Pointed At A Coffee Pot Quentin Stafford-Fraser and Paul Jardetzky install a camera in the Trojan Room of the Cambridge Computer Lab in 1991. It points at the shared coffee filter machine. A frame-grabber updates an image three times a minute so researchers on other floors can check whether the pot is full before walking down. It is a private internal utility for two years. Then in November 1993, Daniel Gordon and Martyn Johnson plug it into the early World Wide Web. 02. The First Webcam Becomes A Pilgrimage By 1995 the coffee pot is one of the most-visited URLs on Earth. Strangers from every continent load cl.cam.ac.uk/coffee/coffee.html to check the level of a coffee pot in a building they will never enter. Krups eventually replaces the pot with a sponsored model. The feed is unplugged at 09:54 GMT on 22 August 2001. The final pot sells at auction for $4,800. Every Twitch stream and Ring doorbell descends from it. Sources • Quentin Stafford-Fraser, 'The Trojan Room Coffee Pot' (May 1995, cl.cam.ac.uk) • BBC News, 'The Coffee Pot That Started It All' (22 August 2001) • Wikipedia, 'Trojan Room coffee pot'
  4. - Free Kevin Stickers. Date: 15 February 1995 to 21 January 2000 · Place: Worldwide, via 2600 Magazine and laptop lids · Figures: Kevin Mitnick, hacker · Emmanuel Goldstein (Eric Corley), editor of 2600 · Tsutomu Shimomura, security researcher · Tags: Hacker Culture, Sticker, 2600 01. Held Without Trial The FBI arrests Kevin Mitnick on 15 February 1995 in Raleigh, North Carolina, after a manhunt assisted by Tsutomu Shimomura. Mitnick is held without bail for four and a half years, eight months of it in solitary confinement, on the prosecutorial theory that he could start a nuclear war by whistling into a payphone. Emmanuel Goldstein at 2600 Magazine prints the first FREE KEVIN bumper stickers in 1995. They are distributed free at 2600 meetings on the first Friday of every month at payphones and food courts in dozens of cities. 02. The First Hacker Cause Celebre FREE KEVIN stickers cover laptop lids at every DEF CON from 1996 to 2000. The yellow-and-black livery is unmistakable. The freekevin.com site, the documentary Freedom Downtime (2001), and the New York Times opinion column by John Markoff that started the whole pursuit, become a generational litmus test. Mitnick is released on 21 January 2000. The stickers persist. They are the prototype for every laptop-lid political sticker that follows, from Snowden to Stallman. "Kevin Mitnick is in prison for downloading source code. He hurt nobody. Free Kevin.", 2600 Magazine editorial, Spring 1996 Sources • Jonathan Littman, 'The Fugitive Game: Online with Kevin Mitnick' (Little, Brown, 1996) • 2600 Magazine archive, Spring 1995 through Winter 1999-2000 • Emmanuel Goldstein, 'Freedom Downtime' documentary (2001)
  5. - The Burger King Wakes Up Beside You. Date: October 2003 · Place: Burger King US TV campaign, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Miami · Figures: Crispin Porter + Bogusky, agency · MJZ, production · Burger King, client · Tags: Advertising, Uncanny 01. The Plastic-Headed King in Your Bed Crispin Porter + Bogusky reboots Burger King's mascot in October 2003 as a man in a plastic king mask with a fixed grin. The first spot, Wake-Up, opens with a sleeping office worker rolling over to find the King silently lying next to him in bed, holding a breakfast sandwich. There is no jingle, no slogan. The King says nothing. He just hands you a sandwich. Then he is in your gym, your shower, your office cubicle. 02. The Mascot Becomes a Photoshop Within months SA, YTMND, and proto-/b/ are Photoshopping the King into horror movie stills, classical paintings, family photographs. The mask travels because it is already a meme template: a single rigid expression on a human body in any context. The Burger King is the first major brand mascot whose 2000s revival is calibrated to be screenshotted, not to be liked. He predicts the IHOP/IHOb gambit, the Wendy's Twitter pivot, the Duolingo owl, every uncanny-corporate-mascot-as-content move of the next twenty years. Sources • Adweek, 'CP+B reboots Burger King' (October 2003) • Crispin Porter + Bogusky case study, The King • KnowYourMeme, The Burger King
  6. - Caturday and Lolcats. Date: 2005 (Caturday on /b/) · 11 January 2007 (icanhascheezburger.com) · Place: 4chan /b/, then icanhascheezburger.com · Figures: anonymous /b/ posters · Eric Nakagawa, co-founder of I Can Has Cheezburger · Kari Unebasami, co-founder · Tags: Cats, LOLspeak 01. Saturday is for Cats Beginning around 2005, /b/ anons start posting cat pictures every Saturday and calling it Caturday. Pictures arrive captioned in the broken-English pidgin already developing across the chans: I CAN HAS CHEEZBURGER?, OH HAI, IM IN UR BASE KILLIN UR D00DS, MONORAIL CAT. The Impact-font caption hardens into the canonical image-macro form. The grammar is intentional: bad spelling, baby talk, third-person animal voice. Linguists later call it LOLspeak. 02. Eric and Kari Build a Business Eric Nakagawa and Kari Unebasami in Hawaii repost a Caturday image (a British Shorthair captioned I CAN HAS CHEEZBURGER?) on a personal blog 11 January 2007 to cheer up a friend. The blog becomes icanhascheezburger.com, an entire site of crowdsourced lolcats. Cheezburger Inc. raises $30 million by 2011. Caturday is the moment the image macro becomes a literal industry. The grammar that /b/ built without commercial intent becomes the format of a venture-backed company. The chans, predictably, hate this. Sources • Eric Nakagawa interview, Time (2007) • KnowYourMeme, Lolcats / Caturday • Wired, 'I Has a Sweet Cheezburger Business' (2008)
  7. - Pool's Closed (2 of 3). Date: 12 July 2006 onward · Place: Habbo Hotel virtual pool · coordinated from 4chan /b/ · Figures: anonymous /b/ raiders · Sulake, Habbo Hotel operator · Tags: Raid, Habbo 01. Suit, Afro, Block the Ladder On 12 July 2006 hundreds of /b/ users create identical Habbo Hotel avatars: dark suit, large afro, dark skin. They flood the hotel's swimming pool, line up in a wall blocking the entry ladders, and announce POOL'S CLOSED DUE TO AIDS. The raid is coordinated entirely on /b/ threads. Habbo Hotel is a children's virtual world; the raid exploits the platform's lack of moderation tools. The aesthetic (the identical avatars, the wall formation, the catchphrase) is meticulously planned. 02. The First Coordinated Image-Board Raid Form POOL'S CLOSED is the first time /b/ executes a coordinated multi-user identity-spoofing raid on a third-party platform with a memorable visual. The format gets repeated against Habbo for years and becomes the prototype for every subsequent Anonymous operation, from Project Chanology (January 2008) to the larger Operation Payback (2010). The raid is also straightforwardly racist. /b/ argues for years about whether this is the joke or merely incidental. The historical record treats both readings as evidence. "Pool's closed due to AIDS.", anonymous Habbo avatars, 12 July 2006 Sources • KnowYourMeme, Pool's Closed • Vice, 'A History of the Habbo Hotel Raids' (2014) • Encyclopedia Dramatica, Pool's Closed entry (archived)
  8. - Bert Is Evil!. ’s assassination and Oklahoma City bombings in similar vein to Disaster Girl. The “Bert is Evil” phenomenon reached its peak in October 2001, when Reuters news agency published a photograph of a pro-bin Laden protester rallying in Bangladesh with a large image poster of Osama bin Laden and Bert posing next to each other.
  9. - Depression Dog
  10. - Eul-Young's Strike. (을용타) is a South Korean photoshop meme that came out of a not-so-friendly soccer match between Korea and China in 2003, when S. Korean player Eul-Young Lee slapped Chinese striker Li-Yi in the back of his head during the second half.
  11. - Invisible Bike. Invisible X is an exploitable caption used to describe photos in which the subject is posing in a distorted position that would possibly be caused by handling or interacting with an invisible object. Originally appearing on LOLcat images, the phrasal template “Invisible X” gradually spread across non-feline photographs as well.
  12. - HNNNNNNG. I may have gushed a little bit
  13. - "HAVE KIDS THEY SAID, IT WILL BE FUN THEY SAID" | Please Stop Crying
  14. - CONFUCIUS - LIFE CHANGING Quotes [STOICISM] Part 1
  15. - Stoner Dog. ’s face. The overlaid text generally makes some type of statement that could be associated with someone under the influence of marijuana.
  16. - Freckle sees firearm #lackadaisy #Freckle #boozecats #meme #trend
  17. - tributo al gordo granudo. este es mi primer video de youtube, se trata de una recopilacion de imagenes del gordo granudo, espero q les guste
  18. - Kobe Bryant "White Hot" Cover Photo. Kobe Bryant’s “White Hot” refers to a photoshop meme based on a magazine cover photo of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant posing in an all-white designer suit. Published in May 2010 by the LA Times Magazine, Bryant’s cover photo led to an outpouring of criticism from online sports communities and a slew of photoshopped images featuring Bryant’s “white hot” look.
  19. - Oh God! I Can See Forever!. !” is an image macro series featuring a subject that is usually shocked or stunned, with the phrase added as the caption.
  20. - Have You Ever. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Have You Ever · The Offspring
  21. - Bear Grylls / Better Drink My Own Piss. "Better Drink My Own Piss" is an image macro series featuring a photo of Edward "Bear" Grylls, the host of UK’s wildlife survival series Born Survivor, also known as Man vs. Wild in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
  22. - Sweet Jesus Face. “Sweet Jesus Have Mercy”, is a rage comic face that is often used to express overwhelming yearning or enjoyment. It bears many similarities with the rage comic Me Gusta face.
  23. - The Coolest New Way To Store Your Gundam Boxes
  24. - What if Michael Vick Were White
  25. - Complacent - Dan Crossland & Cory Reynolds - Los Cabos Riverwalk - 4/27/11
  26. - The Most Interesting Monster in the World. ’s television show Sesame Street. It is often accompanied by captions that emulate its precursor The Most Interesting Man in the World.
  27. - Scumbag Christian
  28. - Ermahgerd. “oh my god,” is an image macro series featuring a photo of a young woman holding several books from the children’s horror fiction series Goosebumps. The phonetically written captions are meant to sound like a speech impediment caused by the use of an orthodontic retainer, often using the snowclone template “Ermahgerd X.”
  29. - Du Fu is Busy Know Your Meme
  30. - Grand Theft Auto Logic
  31. - {Helluva boss Episode 6} Because you are TrIppInG BaLlS
  32. - Are You Frustrated?. ’s face is elongated using the clone stamp tool in the Adobe Photoshop image editing software.
  33. - R.LUM.R - Frustrated. ☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞☞ LYRICS: Here I go talking bout the same thing In and out as quick as you can fade way it don't matter what I say if you want me to chain you to the sky. Oh my.
  34. - Proof That I Did It For The Lulz WORKS!!! From Film Smiley!!!. !!!
  35. - The Lunch Bag Dad Creating Works of Art!. !
  36. - Dawn Of The Final Day 24 Hours Remain. 64 video game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. This is the time left before the world ends and the moon crashes into the planet.
  37. - Dezzing (Valzer lento). Provided to YouTube by Euro Zeta srlu Dezzing (Valzer lento) · Ernesto Germani
  38. - Vadering. don't take this seriously...
  39. - Custom Bingo Cards
  40. - Whose Line Is It Anyway?. Whose Line is an image macro series featuring a screen capture of Drew Carey hosting the improvisational comedy television show Whose Line is it Anyway? The captions often contain a variation of the snowclone template “Welcome to X / Where Y’s made up and the Z doesn’t matter.”
  41. - Cat on a Keyboard in Space. (also known as Space Cat or Astro Cat) is a photoshopped image of a cat posing on a musical keyboard on top of a photo of outer space. Due to the nonsensical yet amusing nature of the artwork, it became a template for image macros and video remixes, particularly on the image-sharing community YTMND.
  42. - Actresses Without Teeth
  43. - Hilarious Photos of Celebrities Without Teeth
  44. - Fallout 4 - Fuck This Area In Particular
  45. - Does This Look Like The Face Of Mercy?. Original Video: Lythero's Channel: Lythero LytheroOutOfContext Out Of Context Clips Shenanigoons
  46. - Good heavens would you look at the time!. !
  47. - The New Serious Cat. Lulu the New Serious Cat (aka the Dramatic Cat) is seriously serious, you guys.
  48. - Guys With ZooEyes. ’s eyes, in a similar vein to Steve Buscemeyes and other photoshop memes centered around iconic facial features of celebrities.
  49. - Creepy Paddington. Don't forget to subscribe
  50. - Guillermo Ochoa's Saves. 2014 FIFA World Cup.
  51. - Jasper Cillessen Sits on Things. 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil games, which is superimposed on to other base images of various contexts.
  52. - Unimpressed Astronaut
  53. - Trashcat is not Amused
  54. - Bartolo Colon at Bat. Bartolo Colón At Bat is a photoshop meme based on an image of the New York Mets pitcher in an awkward batting stance screen-captured during a season match against the Washington Nationals in April 2014.
  55. - Trust nobody. Not even your Mirror Dimension self. 0:12
  56. - Creepy John Travolta. 87th Academy Awards in February 2015.
  57. - Waiting for OP. ” and “OP will surely deliver”, are expressions associated with image macros featuring people, animals or skeletons posed in front of computer screens as if they had been waiting for the original poster’s response for a very long time. It is often used in threads to warn posters of the futility of tracking a topic where the original poster (OP) has promised to provide evidence to support a story or claim.
  58. - Yo Reiri - "Waiting For" {Guyver TV 2005 OP Single}. 4:53
  59. - Boba Fett Gets His Armor Back | The Mandalorian S2:E14. 1:33
  60. - Kim Jong Un Is Hungry! - DUMB DUB. 4:15
  61. - Kevin Durant Can't Bear to Watch. With seconds remaining in Game 5 of the West Semifinals, Kevin Durant was sitting on the floor at Chesapeake Arena, facing away from the basket as his teammate, Russell Westbrook hit game-winning free throws.
  62. - Exhausted LeBron James. ’s pose on the floor of a basketball court.
  63. - Awkward Stock Photos. Note: Gallery has been locked to aim the uploads related to the single tumblr blog. Use the main entry for other uploads.
  64. - Star Wars: The Force Awakens Poster Parodies
  65. - Original Confused Travolta. For those who want the original Confused Travolta to make new awesome memes.
  66. - TR-8R the stormtrooper dances to the sound of follow me in multiple locations
  67. - Mehmet My Son. ” is a series of comics featuring a Turkish father asking his son to choose a fiancée in order to start a family. The original strip was consequently parodied with different nationalities and cultures.
  68. - Help! I accidentally built a shelf!. ! · 0:07
  69. - Frisbee Doge. ” refers to a humorous image of a dog getting hit in the face by a frisbee. The image is frequently used in photoshops and is typically accompanied by the phrase RIP in Peace, in reference to the dog supposedly being killed by the frisbee.
  70. - Arthur Fist. Date: 26 July 2016 · Place: Tumblr; PBS Kids · Figures: Arthur Read, animated aardvark · WGBH, broadcaster · @rosadiazsbutt, Tumblr poster credited with first viral post · Tags: Tumblr, Cartoon, Reaction 01. Aardvark Anger A still from the 1999 Arthur episode Arthur's Big Hit shows Arthur Read's clenched yellow fist in the foreground of a close-up. On 26 July 2016 the still circulates on Tumblr and Twitter as the universal reaction for suppressed rage with no available recourse. PBS Kids tweets the image themselves within forty-eight hours, captioning Don't worry. Arthur is just stretching. 02. The Children's Cartoon as Affect Library Arthur Fist sits alongside SpongeBob, Kermit, and the Caveman SpongeBob frame as evidence that the children's-cartoon screencap is the richest reaction-image vein of the decade. Every cartoon shipped before 2000 becomes mineable. The episode air originally on 25 October 1999. The frame waits seventeen years for its second life. Sources • PBS Kids Arthur, episode 'Arthur's Big Hit', original air 25 October 1999 • Abby Ohlheiser, The Washington Post, 'The Arthur fist meme has united the internet', 27 July 2016 • KnowYourMeme entry, 'Arthur's Fist'
  71. - Persuadable Bouncer. 4-panel comic series that features a man in a suit blocking a door, and allowing the entrance in the fourth panel. Similar to the #UpgradeChallenge, the jokes center around one picture that is less impressive than the second. The comics started gaining traction in the middle of September 2016 due its use on the /r/me_irl subreddit.
  72. - [Tomato] Hello Neighbor 2: Forcibly removed from the premises - immediately reenters the premises.
  73. - Perfection Glass Wipe / Meaning Of Perfection. ” is a three-panel exploitable meme featuring a blurred screenshot of the dictionary definition of the word “perfection” and a stock photograph of eyewear lenses being wiped clean with a cloth, followed by an image of an individual, character or object that is deemed to be “perfect” by the creator.
  74. - Shaquille O'Neal & GAWNE - CHAOS. GAWNE MERCH: FOLLOW GAWNE: Twitch: Snapchat: lukegawne Join the GAWNE community Discord to be the first to hear announcements, 1-1 access, & MORE
  75. - TRAPPED in a COMMERCIAL: Hot Pockets. Hot Pockets! FREE Netflix for Audience at: Tobuscus Shirts (US) l Shirts (EU) l Signed DRW posters!
  76. - I Get My News From a Reliable Source
  77. - "Why Not Visit?" Edits. 2017.
  78. - You Know What? I'm Just Gonna Say It. 'm About To Say It is a screenshot from a viral 2015 Vine video that resurfaced on Twitter in March 2017 as a reaction image. The meme format is also used as an image macro with the top text typically captioned "You know what? I'm about to say it" and the bottom text consisting of a controversial statement or hot take to express an opinion.
  79. - Saving the bees who are dying at an alarming rate
  80. - Estonian Dwarf. “leaked” 2017 meme of the month calendar for the month of April. After users on various subreddits attempted to make the calendar’s predictions a reality, many accused the character of being a forced meme.
  81. - It's called fashion. Find more videos, bizarre news and oddities at www.iamastronaut.eu
  82. - Frog and Toad. 's children's book series _Frog and Toad_.
  83. - Sniper Elite 3 - EPIC & AMAZING Trick Shots, Triple Kills & Multi-kills
  84. - I Can Only Draw MY CRUSH in Roblox Speed Draw
  85. - "Modern Society" Parodies
  86. - MoonPie Twitter. Date: 20 February 2017 · Place: Twitter; Chattanooga Bakery, Tennessee · Figures: Tom Tumbusch, MoonPie president · Jess Cervellon, social lead at the agency · IHOP, the rival in the IHOPancakes exchange · Tags: Brand, Twitter, Snack 01. Pancake Trash Talk On 20 February 2017 IHOP tweets pancakes or french toast? MoonPie's account quote-tweets or a moonpie. The exchange screencaps across Twitter the same evening. The MoonPie account has been quietly running a Denny's-style surreal voice for months; the IHOP reply is the breakout. The 117-year-old Chattanooga Bakery has roughly twenty employees. Its Twitter is operated by a small agency. The account ends 2017 with 240,000 followers, up from 18,000 at the start of the year. 02. The Solar Eclipse Bit On 21 August 2017 the total solar eclipse crosses the United States. MoonPie tweets a black circle with the caption the official snack of the eclipse. NASA quote-tweets it. The bit is so good it ends up on the front of Buzzfeed twice. MoonPie sales rise an estimated 17 per cent year-on-year through 2017. The Tom Tumbusch interview cycle that follows makes clear the brand had no Plan B; it just kept posting until it worked. This is the canonical case for permission to be weird. Sources • @MoonPie original IHOP quote-tweet, 20 February 2017 • Tim Nudd, 'How MoonPie Became the Strangest, Most Wonderful Voice on Twitter', Adweek, 28 March 2017 • Tom Tumbusch interview, Marketing Brew, 11 January 2018
  87. - Steak-umm Philosophical Twitter. Date: August 2017 · Place: Twitter; Reading, Pennsylvania · Figures: Nathan Allebach, agency copywriter · Allebach Communications, agency · Steak-umm, frozen-beef brand owned by Quaker Maid · Tags: Brand, Philosophy, Twitter 01. Beef Account Goes Mononoke In August 2017 the Steak-umm account, a frozen-beef brand from Reading, Pennsylvania, posts steak-umm bless. The line catches. Within months the account is running long-form threads about media literacy, generational despair, and the difficulty of knowing the truth in a fragmented information environment. The copywriter is Nathan Allebach, working at his family's agency in suburban Philadelphia. The bit is sincere. Allebach writes the account as a sleep-deprived young person who happens to work for a frozen-beef brand. The frozen-beef brand notices its sales rising and lets him keep going. 02. Brand as Public Intellectual By 2020 Steak-umm tweets thread-form essays about epistemic humility during the pandemic. The accounts gets profiled in The New York Times. Allebach uses the platform to thank teachers, push voter registration, and discuss his own anxiety. The lineage is direct: Denny's establishes brand-as-shitpost, Nihilist Arby's parodies it, MoonPie deploys it earnestly, Steak-umm pushes it to philosophy. The corporate Twitter account becomes a poet under late capitalism. The product remains a thin disc of pressed beef. Sources • @steak_umm Twitter archive, August 2017 onward • Taylor Lorenz, 'How Steak-umm Became a Welcome Voice During the Coronavirus Pandemic', New York Times, 9 April 2020 • Nathan Allebach interview, Marketing Brew, 23 May 2019
  88. - Rare Steak
  89. - TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE - America, F**K Yeah! By Trey Parker | Paramount Pictures
  90. - CNN White House Press Briefing Sketch
  91. - Differenze Linguistiche. (English: Linguistic Differences) is a series of vertical rage comics illustrating various stereotypes or misperceptions associated with Western languages and their phonetic systems. The comics are usually centered around a single word or a phrase that is phonetically translated into multiple languages.
  92. - Le differenze linguistiche. Silvia Baldissera, vincitrice del premio "Irma Battistuzzi"
  93. - Hamburger Straws
  94. - If My Girl Drowning. ” Snowclone refers to a snowclone popular mostly on Twitter in which a person presents a scenario in which both their girlfriend and another object are both drowning and they can only save one, and they usually elect to save the other object. The copypasta is generally littered with emoji.
  95. - Be Like Bro. (occasionally wearing a hat or with hair), is generally used in the memes by the account “Be Like Bro,” and is referred to as “bro.” Bro is also used in a similar fashion and in conjunction with Rage Comics.
  96. - Dear North Korea, Let's Settle This Like Men. ’s controversial nuclear weapon program could be assuaged by playing a video game.
  97. - Open for a Surprise. /or offensive photos.
  98. - Glowing Eyes / Laser Eyes. Glowing Eyes is a photoshop meme in which the eyes of various people, characters and animals are edited to appear as if they are glowing with bright energy, mimicking a common trope found in various animated films and television shows.
  99. - Hierarchy of Needs Pyramid Parodies. ’s Hieracrhy of Needs, a model illustrating a theory presented by Abraham Moslow that supposes the stages of humanity’s development. At the bottom of the pyramid are physiological needs, and once those are met, further needs are addressed until humanity reaches “self-actualization.” In the exploitables, different items are edited to form either the bottom or top of the pyramid, describing either the joke foundation of humanity or the goal of humanity.
  100. - Simpsons Lemonposting. Lemon of Troy is a photoshop meme that places the sour face of the Simpsons character Shelby’s Father after eating a lemon on the heads of other characters. The meme is popular on the Facebook account Simpsons Shitposting.
  101. - Stress Powered Light Bulb. ’s stressor with something that generates heated debate, such as politics.
  102. - Your Mother and I Will Always Love You
  103. - Did This Toy Predict Polish Jerry?
  104. - Platinum Blonde Kris Jenner
  105. - Horsemaning. “horsemanning,” is a photo fad that involves laying on one’s back on a flat surface with the head hidden over the edge while another person hides behind the same object, only leaving the head exposed in the picture. Such photographs are meant to appear as if the person has been beheaded.
  106. - Behind The GIFs
  107. - Behind the Gif - "Tito the Turtle". "
  108. - I Will Survive. 2016 animated film Zootopia. First published in March 2017, the comic has become a popular exploitable in early December of that year with many mocking the approach the comic took to the issue of abortion rights. While many accused the comic of taking an “anti-abortion” stance, Borba has denied the comic was written to push a pro-life agenda.
  109. - 3251 upvotes
  110. - Season's Greetings / Greason's. Season's Greetings or Season's Greason's refers to a drawing of a yeti-like creature known as a Tundra Dweller being attacked by a smaller ape-like creature from the 1990 speculative evolution book Man After Man: An Anthropology of the Future by Dougal Dixon. The image is drawn by illustrator Philip Hood. In 2008 an unknown person added the text "Season's Greetings" to the image as if the image is a holiday card. In 2020 the caption was edited to "Season's Greason's" and a subreddit of the same name was opened, which is used for Man After Man related shitposting.
  111. - Google Translate Sings: The Beatles. CHECK OUT MY MUSIC CHANNEL: SUPPORT: Thank you to the WONDERFUL people who submitted their translations!! AnonymousRandomBeing, r adbkl, Christopher Blackwell-Brandt (Christopher Blackwell), ShyScythe, Martin Canine, Niklas Universe, Eric Johnson, Suspicious Windmills, Joseph Kleeman (kitnal)
  112. - One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor. ” (snowclone: “One Does Not Simply X into Mordor”) is a memorable quote from the 2001 fantasy epic film Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Variants of the phrase are often used in image macros featuring Mordor, a fictional location from The Lord of the Rings franchise, or the character Boromir, who originally says the line in the film.
  113. - Kids Exercise - Kids Workout At Home. This short and easy workout is suitable for kids who need to exercise at home or in the gym.
  114. - MatPat Unzips
  115. - cockwaffle
  116. - Three Doors. ’s author labels each of the doors with door three being the least desired option in most cases.
  117. - This VR game is becoming too realistic. Blade and Sorcery is too much. In a good way... I think? Leave a like and Subscribe if you enjoyed! Thanks =)
  118. - Good Bye Friends | Good Bye Song for Kids | Maple Leaf Learning and The Singing Walrus
  119. - Parallel Lines. Provided to YouTube by DistroKid Parallel Lines · All We Hold · Gijs-Jan Witkamp · Gijs-Jan Witkamp
  120. - Falcon Punch. The term Falcon Punch is used on the internet usually as an image macro as a verb for someone punching someone else intensely, it is also often portrayed as a way to abort pregnancy.
  121. - Krusty Krab vs. Chum Bucket: Whose Food Is Tastier? 🍔 | SpongeBob | Nicktoons. 10:54
  122. - Why Can't You Just Be Normal. “Why can’t you just be normal?” The child responds by shrieking. The scene became an exploitable where the characters are labeled as different objects.
  123. - "Why can't you just be normal?!" | The Babadook (HDR). ) · 0:55
  124. - Welcome to the Center of the Universe
  125. - The Cheapest Thing Around Here. “cheapest thing around here” at a restaurant and receiving a note that reads “You.” Online, people have labeled the server, the note and the bunny various things for humorous effect.
  126. - I BUY THE CHEAPEST THING ON GUCCI..... *actually*. *
  127. - U Ever Flex on Niggas. “U ever just ‘X’ to flex on ‘X’ niggas” and is frequently paired with a pixelated image of Shrek’s head.
  128. - Problems swallowing pills: Pop bottle technique | NHS
  129. - Original BBQ Becky Meme Video - The First Viral "Karen". "
  130. - no smoking doesn't effect my baby 🤥. 🤥.
  131. - Pablo Escobar Waiting. (played by Wagner Moura) from the Netflix series Narcos staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series. The meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation.
  132. - The Simpsons: Bart hits Homer with a chair
  133. - How Big is the BMW M8?. Main Channel: Follow and Support me here MY SETUP & EQUIPMENT
  134. - We Have Nothing to Lose but Our Chains. "We have nothing to lose but our chains!", a familiar Communist slogan.
  135. - What Sort of Pics Usually Get Sent at 3am?
  136. - GRAB MY BUTT - MO X. GRAB MY BUTT is Available on ALL streaming platforms LINK: Make sure you download subscribe to my channel IG:__moniquex & @moxofficialpage
  137. - I'll Give You Something to Cry About
  138. - Stop Sending Me This Shit
  139. - The game was rigged from the start Fallout: New Vegas Beginning/Opening
  140. - Rey Kills Palpatine | Star Wars The Rise Of Skywalker 4k CLIP
  141. - SD12A FORTALEZA Oblation By Guillermo Tolentino FLOATING BOY CHASING RUNNING BOY VERSION
  142. - When The Niche Internet Meme Goes Mainstream
  143. - I Met This Guy on Holiday. 2018, generating numerous variations on the image as well as a meeting between the poster and Jordan.
  144. - Study Time vs. Game Time
  145. - NiX - Letter To Murderous Santa. 💀 Cyborgcore music 💀 🔊 Have fun! ) 🎧
  146. - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)- Splinter's love for the turtles
  147. - How a White Man says the N-Word to a Black Man | Laugh Factory
  148. - Hidden / Detected. "hidden" and "detected" notifications from Skyrim to indicate different levels of alertness. The meme bears many similarities to the Sleeping Shaq series.
  149. - Cropped Image Macros
  150. - Shaggy Rogers. ! series as one of the main characters, Shaggy has since appeared in numerous animated installations of the franchise, as well as its live-action adaptations.
  151. - The Truck's Coming / Oh My God He Has AirPods In. 're wearing Apple AirPods or other headphone devices.
  152. - Furry Scaring Dog
  153. - Funny Master’s Blessing Memes. Use code meme for an Extra 5% discount ($49+)! Use code memes for an Extra 10% discount ($99+)! *These Memes* Compilation(I don't know how these are called lol)
  154. - What've You Got For Me
  155. - You would never understand my pain 🌜🤍❣️ - #sad
  156. - Perhaps. 2006 animated film Barnyard paired with the caption "Perhaps". Starting in 2017, the image macro has been circulated online as a subtle, safe method of saying yes.
  157. - I Am No Man / No Man Can Defeat Me. I Am No Man, also known as No Man Can Defeat Me, is an exploitable image macro meme depicting Eowyn (portrayed by Miranda Otto) and the Witch-king of Angmar from The Lord of the Rings Return of the King. The format, which uses Eowyn's line in response to the Witch-king just before his death in the film, originated on Reddit in 2011 and spread over the following years.
  158. - Kevin Gates - By My Lonely [Official Audio]
  159. - Laying the paddle down: Buffett, Gates play ping pong
  160. - how y'all look when you're remastering your uploads
  161. - Thirsty Little Flower. 's thirsty and implores him to pee on him. After the man says he's not doing that, his friend says, "And just let him fucking die??" The comic grew popular on Tumblr and spawned several exploitable edits.
  162. - According To My Calculations... [SFM]. Issa j o k e Credit:
  163. - Neil Banging Out the Tunes. "Neil Banging Out the Tunes April 13 2006." Once the picture got popular in the mid 2010s, it's spread online every April 13th.
  164. - Billie Eilish in an Oversized Blue Shirt
  165. - Suicide Is Badass. " is a memorable quote from American TV series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia said by character Frank Reynolds. Online, a captioned image based on the scene has been circulated as a macro and a reaction.
  166. - Disgusted Upvote. 2019.
  167. - Snowclone. “fill-in-the-blank” game of Mad Libs. Although freeform parody of quotes from popular films, music and TV shows is a fairly common theme in Internet humor, snowclones usually adhere to a particular format or arrangement order which may be reduced down to a grammatical formula with one or more custom variables. They can be understood as the verbal or text-based form of photoshopped exploitables.
  168. - Dimitar Savatinov Lifting Giant Stone. 186 kilogram stone on his shoulder. The image has been used as both an image edit and an object labeling series.
  169. - Garfield Birthday Comic Zodiac
  170. - WiFi Drops One Bar
  171. - Who The HECK Are Swole Doge And Crying Cheems?
  172. - Balkan Memes
  173. - Can I Be Drawn Better?
  174. - Mingyu and Woozi So cute ㅋㅋㅋ The legend of guitar😜🎸. 😜🎸
  175. - Read nigga, read
  176. - Ayo the pizza here (Original meme). ).
  177. - Is There A Doctor On This Flight?. 2019 which people use as a vehicle to make self-deprecating jokes about their profession. In the snowclone, a flight attendant asks if there's a doctor on the flight, and then a father nudges the person posting saying "That should've been you." The dad then makes a joke, telling the poster to go and see if a thing relating to their job will help.
  178. - Testing Ultimate Speed 12V Oil Pump from Lidl - UOP 12 C1
  179. - What a super coloring real drawing? bike
  180. - blin cat. Edit 9/10/17: why does this video have 20k views I just ripped it off a webm thread on /k/ Edit 2/11/18: Please check out the original uploader & upload, this isn't my vid ( I shamelessly stole it from a webm thread and uploaded it after not seeing it anywhere, turns out the original title is in russian so it never turned up in any of my searches.)
  181. - Dead Baby Voldemort. 2. The image is often used in the three-panel What Happened to Him? meme format featuring a conversation between the characters Harry Potter and Dumbledore.
  182. - Rick Rips the Wallpaper. "presentation edit":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/presentation-edits exploitable image of Rick from _Rick and Morty_ ripping down wallpaper to reveal a message. The image was taken from Adult Swim's January 2020 Pringles commercial posted to YouTube.
  183. - Wizarding Schools Map. "_Harry Potter_":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/harry-potter universe school system and their territories. In 2016, author J. K. Rowling offered up the names the majority of the 11 wizardry schools a kin to Hogwarts. In the following years, fans created maps of the alleged territories each school is responsible for and many people commented on Twitter and 4chan on the unrealistic school system territories.
  184. - Ben Swolo. (played by Adam Driver) from the film Star Wars: The Last Jedi standing without a shirt on. The name is derived from Kylo Ren’s birthname Ben Solo, combined with the internet slang term “swole”.
  185. - Carl Finds Shrek In The Forest. Carl Meets Shrek In the Forest is a drawing made by Redditor cm_od in September 2019 of Carl from "_Jimmy Neutron_":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/the-adventures-of-jimmy-neutron-boy-genius and "Shrek":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/shrek in a master and apprentice scene in which Carl approaches his master Shrek with a samurai sword in hand. The image accumulated object-labeling edits over the next year on Reddit.
  186. - money printer go brrr 1080p. couldn't find the hd version
  187. - General Grievous' Lightsabers. ' Lightsaber Collection, refers to a series of GIFs, videos, photoshops and memes depicting animated character Grievous from the Star Wars universe and his obsession for collecting lightsabers. Typically the theme of such memes involves an exaggeration of Grievous’ desire to add additional sabers to his collection, by editing him into scenes where he dives after them, sprouts additional arms and has a ludicrous amount of lightsabers extending from his body.
  188. - Vin Diesel Debuts Dad Bod in Miami. 0:48
  189. - Write Your Name In Reverse! It’s Your Demon Name. “What is Your Werewolf Name?” that spawned the Moon Moon meme.
  190. - feel like pure shit i just want her back x. 34:10
  191. - Today We Fight Under Our New Banner. 2019, the format has been circulated as a Things I Don't Like Meme, regaining popularity in May 2020 following a viral post.
  192. - Chaeyoung Drinking
  193. - Robotnik Pressing Red Button. "Eggman" Robotnik (played by Jim Carrey) from the 2020 action-adventure comedy Sonic the Hedgehog pressing a red button. The format is typically used in conjunction with the top panel of the Daily Struggle meme, with two contradicting objects labeled to each button (one red, one blue) where Robotnik presses the red one in the lower frame. Robotnik himself is also labeled as someone or something that relates to the choices given above.
  194. - Miko Iino cute blushing after being complimented. 0:36
  195. - Talking cat standing on snow
  196. - Damned Scots, They Ruined Scotland. "You've just made an enemy for life!" The template has been altered to comment upon toxic or combative communities online, fandoms or organizations.
  197. - Wait, It's All Ohio? Always Has Been. "Wait, it's all X?" The other astronaut, preparing a gun, says, "Always has been." The meme first originated as an MS Paint drawing in late 2016, evolving over the following years into multiple versions until a high-resolution version of the astronauts and the Earth emerged in 2020, becoming the most dominant format. The format is typically used with creators swapping out the world and using the phrasal template to create new jokes, as well as object-labeling memes that place text over the planet and astronauts. Additionally, it's also used as a simple catchphrase online.
  198. - Wolves "Laughing" Outside Our Tent - Hot Tent Hammock Camping in Deep Snow. 21:48
  199. - Don't Look at Them Ricky!. ! is a webcomic featuring a son who undergoes a transformation after witnessing two men kissing while walking with his mother. The comic is often used as an exploitable template to depict other transformations in a similar vein to the “Sweet Jesus, Pooh!” comic series.
  200. - I Ain't Reading All That. "I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for u tho. Or sorry that happened." After being posted on Twitter in late 2019, the screenshot has become a popular reaction image to long posts, similar to tl;dr. In early October 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom notably used the meme on Twitter / X.
  201. - Learning How To Play "Mary Had a Little Lamb". " is an image macro of bodybuilder Kevin Frasard playing guitar with the caption "learning how to play 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' please don't make fun of me." Online, the image spread in February 2020, with some altering the image to feature different songs and guitar players.
  202. - Your Boos Mean Nothing. 've Seen What Makes You Cheer, is an exploitable image macro depicting animated character Rick Sanchez from the Adult Swim TV show Rick and Morty. Typically, the meme is used to show when an individual doesn't care about what someone thinks of their opinion or statement. It is used in a similar capacity to I'm Tired of Pretending It's Not and Why are you booing me, I'm right.
  203. - Your Honor (Comic). Your Honor refers to the webcomic "If the Tribunal Worked…" by comic artist Tim Buckley in which a plaintiff accuses the defendant of stealing his mid position in League of Legends. The comic went viral in April 2016 following in edit in which the plaintiff gets sentenced immediately after saying "League of Legends."
  204. - My Day Be So Fine, Then Boom. 2020.
  205. - Twitter's Main Character. "Each day on twitter there is one main character. The goal is to never be it." The axiom comes from a tweet by user @maplecocaine. Since it was posted in January of 2019, Twitter users have noticed how one person on the platform will often become the subject of a day's worth of negative tweets, usually due to an outlandishly bad take published either in a tweet or an article.
  206. - BIG TRAINS in Action #1 | Lots of Trains Pass By | Video for Kids | James Coffey. 4:10
  207. - Terry The Fat Shark. "gift" as a "token of friendship." The caption of each Terry meme promises he will return the following Wednesday with a new gift.
  208. - I Can Excuse Racism But I Draw The Line At Animal Cruelty
  209. - I Wish All Lesbians a Very Pleasant Evening. 2020 as I Wish All X a Very Y snowclone.
  210. - Miku Binder Thomas Jefferson. 's face on it. The artwork was part of a series of alternate universe (AU) depictions of founding fathers drawn by Tumblr user umbronydraws, who was depicting figures such as Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, and John Laurens as queer college students, inspired in part by Hamilton. The art was harshly criticized and later widely parodied after the artist expressed their support of police during the George Floyd Protests. Parodies will depict other historical and modern political figures in a similar style, along with a list of alternate universe characteristics.
  211. - Thank You for Changing My Life. (also Thank You For Saving My Life) refers to a series of Wojak Comics memes in which a Wojak character, usually Trad Girl, thanks something or someone for changing or saving their life, with the subject of her gratitude responding with the snowclone I'm Literally an X. The format gained significant popularity in late November 2020 following a viral tweet.
  212. - Mucho Texto. "Mucho texto" (which translates to "Too much text") or the snowclone Mucho X (which translates to "Too much X"). The meme is often used to ignore extensive posts full of text, such as rants, arguments or apologies that the reader deems are too daunting.
  213. - y’all were raised by karens, i was raised by...~tik tok. 9:33
  214. - Harry Is Adjusting Great to America. 's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle interview, and the series became popular on Reddit in early March 2021.
  215. - Kyle Hume - If I Would Have Known (Lyrics). )
  216. - Draw Wolf Face. "Draw Wolf Face," the idea being for artists to draw a face for the wolf in their own art style and post the results. The trend started on Twitter in March 2021 and is similar to 2004's Give Pikachu a Face meme.
  217. - Cat Being Dragged From Window
  218. - At First I Was Like "Mmm Feet" As A Joke. … I Don't Think It's A Joke Anymore, refers to a series of image macros and a line spoken in a voiceover meme associated with an image of C.C. from the anime series Code Geass. The snowclone phrase "at first I was like 'mmm X'" became mildly popular in image macros in 2020. A voiceover reading the line became a viral sound on TikTok in early 2021, resulting in numerous lip-dub skits and videos.
  219. - THERE ARE [federal agents] OUTSIDE [my house]. 0:06
  220. - That's On Me, I Set the Bar Too Low. " is a quote from a 2016 crossover episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and New Girl. It has been used as a meme template to illustrate that a certain category of entities has a couple of very obvious or similarly-named members, and thus makes a poor benchmark to test a person's knowledge in the field.
  221. - Levitating Pizza / Pizzakinesis
  222. - This Will Affect the Economy / Trout Population. This Will Affect the Economy, also known as This Will Affect the Trout Population and several other phrases, is a phrasal template used together with image macros depicting global disasters and doomsday scenarios. The format is used to humorously highlight preoccupation with the economy or other things in situations threatening much larger issues, originally in connotation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
  223. - Chinese Restaurants in the Hood Be Like. 2021. The original video received lots of backlash on TikTok due to its alleged racist undertones. In August 2021, the original TikTok began being re-edited on iFunny and Instagram, mostly playing into the absurdity of the original video's premise and delivery, becoming an exploitable format for memes.
  224. - Mime Thinking Hard. 's initial use as a meme in September 2021, it has been used to show someone making a supreme effort to think about and understand something, usually something simple and obvious.
  225. - Get Me A Blue Powerade Bro. "get me a blue powerade bro." The image was first posted with the accompanying catchphrase on iFunny in June 2021, inspired by a TikTok video of a monkey drinking blue Powerade posted in December 2020. The meme received more attention and became an exploitable in September 2021 across iFunny and Instagram where it was used as a phrasal template by swapping "Powerade" for other objects.
  226. - Watchmen - Rorschach's Death
  227. - Evil X Be Like. "Evil X Be Like." Meme creators primarily insert a well-known musician or other pop culture icon into the template, then, they change the bottom caption of the image macro to a well-known lyric or quote from that pop culture icon, making it "evil." The trend started on Facebook in September 2021 but saw the most amount of usage across iFunny going into October 2021.
  228. - Big Brother Orders / 1984 GIF. Big Brother Orders and 1984 GIF refer to a series of memes based on GIFs and images of the character Big Brother, played by actor Bob Flag, from the dystopian 1984 film Nineteen Eighty-Four based on George Orwell's book of the same name. In the format, various orders, usually prohibiting stupid and dangerous acts, are paired with the images as an exploitable image macro.
  229. - Violent Impulses. 're currently experiencing violent impulses, contrasting their cute appearance with a violent implication. The original version was posted to Instagram in July 2021 and spread over the course of the year.
  230. - "The Talk" White Americans Vs. African-Americans. 2013 newspaper comic by Steve Sack joking about what "the talk" means for white versus Black Americans, depicting a white father talking to his son about the birds and the bees and a Black father talking to his son about the criminal justice system's historically unfair treatment of African-Americans. The comic was first published in the Star Tribune in 2013 following the George Zimmerman trial verdict and became a widespread exploitable in later years as people photoshopped various aspects of the comic to change the context.
  231. - Block This Overhead. "sorry for being a man" and another performing a fighting game move while saying "block this overhead."
  232. - Alan's Universe x Netflix x HYBE America Series | Official Announcement
  233. - Flash Running and Screaming. / Barry Allen running away from the villain Zoom while turning and screaming. The clip, uploaded first to Reddit and then to Twitter in November 2021, inspired a series of edits using the original as an exploitable in which Flash is being chased by various characters.
  234. - Gothfield.MP4. People too horni, gawd damn
  235. - Two Guys on a Bus Meme (The Musical). Illustration by Genildo Ronchi
  236. - Touching Grass Is Not Enough. 's crudely doodled over by meme creators who replace the last part of the phrasal template, "touching grass is not enough i need X", referencing the phrase “touch grass” meaning to get off the internet and go outside. The original meme was posted to Twitter in mid-October 2021 and was exploited across platforms like Instagram and Tumblr going into the rest of that year.
  237. - If We Win I'll Sit On Your Face. "If we win, I'll sit on your face," causing Genos to rise triumphantly from being knocked to the ground.
  238. - Am I Really Going To Defile This Grave For Money? Of Course I Am!. ! is an exploitable meme template taken from SpongBbob SquarePants. The meme depicts Mr. Krabs supposedly hesitating on "defiling a grave" for profit before instantly deciding he'll do it. The template is often used to poke fun at companies that try to revive long-dead franchises, usually through means outside the franchise's original spirit.
  239. - "I Can Fix Him," Says Woman Who Is Worse. 2021. The template took off in usage going into early 2022 on platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
  240. - Tired D.W.. 's eyes have been separated first became the subject of memes in 2014 before the dark circles were added in 2018, inspiring image macros where D.W. represents someone who is tired or high.
  241. - Yas Bitch Slay. 's not provocative enough. The first character then changes into a skimpier outfit, prompting the response, "Yas bitch slay," referencing LGBTQ+ lexicon and other memes like Yassification. The original meme was shared on Instagram in 2016. Its usage picked up in early 2022 as meme creators on Twitter referenced their own subcultures and fandoms within multiple iterations.
  242. - Mr. Incredible Becoming Old: Age and Year of Birth (Super Extended). ) · 22:22
  243. - L + Ratio + You X. 't Care, Didn't Ask and adds several other specific insults as a reply to hot takes or in image macros. The phrase begins with "L," meaning loss, then "ratio" and lastly a combination of various things, most commonly "you fell off." The meme grew as a mostly text-based reply on Twitter for years, with specific meme examples being made as it started to pick up steam elsewhere online in late 2021 and early 2022.
  244. - Strawberry Elephant. "strawberry morning." The photoshopped image was originally posted to worth1000 in July 2007 as part of a Photoshop contest and became the subject of ironic shitposting memes throughout the early 2020s. The meme is often paired with the phrasal template "You must be Arabic strawberry elephant if you think X." In September 2023, the meme saw a resurgence on TikTok through video edits, including memes that pit the elephant against Smurf cat, among other food-animal hybrids like the Pineapple Owl, in speculative powerscaling edits.
  245. - Super Idol Becoming Canny / Uncanny. / Uncanny format where Tian Yiming of Super Idol fame becomes increasingly happy or uncanny in reaction to a series of images or content relating to a given topic. The format was posted to TikTok and YouTube in late February 2022, inspiring variations on the latter over the course of March.
  246. - How Long Do Emos Live / How Long Do Short People Live. How Long Do Emos Live, also identifiable as How Long Do Idiots Live or How Long Do Rats Live, among other variations of the phrasal template, How Long Do X Live, refers to a trend on TikTok where users display a Google search regarding a group of people's lifespan, most being 12-15 years. If the user has searched, "How long do Emos live," for instance, they then message their emo friend the phrase, "I will never forget you," in accordance with the most prominent audio used in the trend. Although traces of the screenshot and trend date back to mid-2021, it didn't take off en masse until early 2022.
  247. - White Man Has Been Here. "White man has been here," prompting the other to ask, "How can you tell?" with the third speech bubble and what's found in the snow replaced with a pop culture reference stereotypical of white people. The original image is a painting that was made in 2000 while the template was made in late 2017.
  248. - Saruman Magically Summoning. "magically summon" large amounts of voters or fans to support somebody or something.
  249. - Stand Back, I Am Beginning to Morb!. !, also Stand Back, I'm About to Morb and other similar variations, are a series of fan art in which various characters, primarily Jared Leto's Michael Morbius from the 2022 film Morbius, are warning others that they are about to morb, with "morb" being a nonsensical word spawned by the Morbius meme It's Morbin Time. The fan art trend gained virality in late May 2022 as a part of ironic Morbius memes.
  250. - Hey, I'm Actually Going By They-Man These Days. 's going by "They-Man" these days, with Skeletor saying "oh cool thanks for letting me know." The meme replaces He-Man and Skeletor with different characters from TV, movies, games and more, typically those with "he," "she," "man" or "woman" located in their names.
  251. - Little Miss Memes. 's books. The trend of using Little Miss characters as exploitables started on Tumblr in 2021 and spread to Instagram in early 2022. It received more engagement on TikTok in mid-2022 when female creators shared edited Little Misses and labeled themselves to each one based on their personalities, typically set to the song "Cash In Cash Out" by Pharrell Williams.
  252. - Punisher Skull. 2010s, the motif was appropriated by the U.S. military, police forces and some right-wing groups. First mentioned in the autobiographical book American Sniper, the appropriation of the logo, particularly by U.S. police forces as part of the Blue Lives Matter movement in the second half of the 2010s, became a subject of controversies and viral discussions.
  253. - 🚗 Ndjamena CHAD | Driving and Exploring the City. 43:15
  254. - Autism Be Damned My Boy Can Work A Grill. 2020. The phrase was recaptioned and exploited as a redraw trend that emerged in which characters from multiple fandoms were inserted into the template.
  255. - The Unemployed Friend at 2pm On a Monday. 't have a job. The original meme was posted to Twitter in September 2022 and uses a Lord Of The Rings image of Gandalf to represent the unemployed friend, inspiring new variations (especially on Twitter and TikTok) over the following weeks.
  256. - Flying Black Adam. (played by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson) flying toward the camera from the 2022 film of the same name. In October 2022, shortly after the film's premiere, the image gained virality as a reaction image and an exploitable meme format.
  257. - Someone Will Die. Of Fun.. "Someone will die," and Andy Dwyer chimes in, "Of fun." The scene comes from an October 2011 episode of the show and became the subject of memes as early as 2013.
  258. - He Has 97 Mental Illnesses. "He has 97 mental illnesses and is banned from most public spaces." The caption has been commonly used between 2020 and 2022.
  259. - Breaking Bad - The End of Walter White Scene (S5E16) | Rotten Tomatoes TV. 2:34
  260. - 550:2=225? (with Zgredulanka). Provided to YouTube by DistroKid 550:2=225? (with Zgredulanka) · Lil Szadal · Zgredulanka · Lil Szadal
  261. - Freedom of Speech (Norman Rockwell Painting). Freedom of Speech refers to a painting by Norman Rockwell that is often used as an image macro to signify announcing a controversial yet humorous opinion under the guise of exercising one's freedom of speech in the United States. The earliest known use of the image as an image macro meme was on Twitter in December 2020.
  262. - Bro Thinks He's In An Edit. 's used to caption videos where the subject seems to believe that they're in a stylized edit of some kind such as a basketball edit, anime edit or a sigma male edit. In the video, they're captured in the midst of imagination, often moving in mock slow-mo to song remixes. They are usually unaware that they're being filmed and mocked through a doorway. The concept started on TikTok in late 2022. One of the main subjects of the light-hearted ridicule was the Ohio Final Boss, also known as @Satoyu0704.
  263. - "Hey! You Wanna See Something Cool?". " is an exploitable meme taken from the trailer to Puss In Boots: The Last Wish. The meme uses a clip from the trailer to show various people or objects attacking the camera, usually as a mild jumpscare.
  264. - Love Is in the Air? Wrong. (portrayed by Jim Parsons) paired with a misattributed joke quote. In the memes, the latter part of the phrase is humorously recaptioned.
  265. - I Warn You, I'm An Animal In Bed. 2013. The comic features a woman warning a man that she's an "animal" in bed, implying sexual prowess, only to later act like a domesticated pet. The comic has inspired several redraws with different characters.
  266. - The Whale Passing a Blunt. 'The Whale' showing the character Charlie, played by Brendan Fraser, passing a weed blunt to the meme's viewer as smoke emits into the air. The original image shows Charlie pointing at the camera during an emotional crying scene. The image was initially shared to Twitter in early 2023, spreading to memes across social media platforms.
  267. - Wizardposting. 2022, many wizard photo slideshows were posted to TikTok that related the fantasy wizards to "smoking za" or being (for the slideshow's creator), "the typa shi I been on." Going into early 2023, Wizardposting became commonplace across platforms like Instagram and iFunny that predominantly used Whisper text and captions. The cool perception of wizards online was also fostered by the Shadow Wizard Money Gang TikTok sound.
  268. - Footprint Pattern Recognition. "footprints," first as a way to demonstrate how the characters would have sex and later to reference to a notable scene that the character appeared in or their unique way of standing and moving.
  269. - Goblin Keeshee Mischief. Here’s a compilation of silly little animations of a cryptid version of Keeshee, which a lot of people seem to like Some of these date back to 2020 I believe. If you’d like to see more of my content, please subscribe or go to the links down below ⬇️ Find me here: Wanna help support what I do?:
  270. - I Wake Up / There Is X. " also known as *Cat Circle Of Life refers to an exploitable meme that originated from an image of a short brown cat surrounded by a circle graph that reads, "I wake up → There is something wrong with me." The meme was first posted in June 2022, with the text and the cat being Photoshopped to read differently with each variation. In November 2022, Elon Musk reposted a version of the meme that read, "I wake up → There is another psyop," with the image of the cat altered to wearing a tin foil hat.
  271. - The Flash (2023) - Flash Saves the Babies Funny Scene | Movieclips. 3:52
  272. - My Coworker Be Losing His Mind Bro / 9 Hour Work Day. My Coworker Be Losing His Fucking Mind Bro, also known as 9 Hour Work Day Drawing, refers to a viral pen drawing made by a coworker of X user @paid90forGG that was shared by them on the platform. Originally posted in January 2022, the drawing has since achieved cult status on X, being used as an exploitable meme format and its caption also being reused as a catchphrase.
  273. - James Sunderland Running Through Fog (Silent Hill 2). Silent Hill 2 Character Running Through Fog or James Sunderland Running Through Fog refers to a series of captioned TikTok memes using a reaction video of James Sunderland from Silent Hill 2 running through a sheet of fog, often to represent the feeling of being lost, confused or aimless. The meme was popularized on TikTok in mid-to-late 2023 and is often set to the song "Black Fairy" from the Silent Hill 2 soundtrack.
  274. - Get Them Bigass Ears Out Of The Caption. 's ears are made to obfuscate part of an overhead caption that reads, "Get them bigass ears out of the caption damn," or a similar variation of the phrase. The trend began on Tumblr in late 2022 and spread to other social networking sites by November 2023.
  275. - Mr. Bill Collector. Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Mr. Bill Collector · Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
  276. - Johnny Bravo Hides Away from Charlie Morningstar (Verbalase Meme). ) · 0:50
  277. - When You Say Something Is For The Girls and the Gays, Can You Include Me In That As Well?. "When you say something is for the girls and the gays, can you include me in that as well? The girls the gays and X if it's not too much trouble, thanks guys," with "X" being the name of the shown subject. The meme is based on a viral video from TikTok by user @colemxn.2 in which X is "Coleman" that was uploaded in September 2023, gaining viral spread over the following months on sites like Twitter / X and Reddit.
  278. - Tai Lung Looking At Computer. 2008 animated film Kung Fu Panda featuring villain Tai Lung looking shocked at a computer screen. Since 2022, the scene has been used as image macro, exploitable and reaction meme on Facebook, Reddit and Twitter / X, usually as a reply to controversial opinions or content shared on social media.
  279. - Kitten, daddy is about to k*ll himself. 0:05
  280. - Major Hellstrom Sees Three Fingers. (portrayed by actor August Diehl) realizing that he's talking to a British soldier. The format achieved virality on X / Twitter in February 2024, typically being used to joke about situations when somebody pretending to be someone else makes a slip.
  281. - Learn to Sit Back and Observe, Not Everything Needs a Reaction. (and other variations that exist) refers to a series of image macros based on the teaching and catchphrase. Spread online since 2015, the image macros saw use as reactions, typically being used to reply to people engaging in online arguments, and as source material for caption memes.
  282. - That Casually Misogynistic Remark / "I Forgot You Were a Man". That Casually Misogynistic Remark refers to a comic panel by artist Ashmatics in which their trusted male friend makes a "casually misogynistic remark," with the remark itself blurred in the comic. Online, the panel gained popularity as an exploitable meme format with users editing various remarks into the speech bubble the male friends could have possibly said.
  283. - You're Stuck on a Flight, Where Are You Sitting?. (especially anime) for a long-distance flight, usually a 10-hour or 20-hour flight. A derivative of the Where Y'all Sitting format, the meme achieved virality on Reddit in June 2024.
  284. - You're a Good Kisser, Parker. 2023 and became the subject of photoshops and redraws over the next year.
  285. - Are They Lovers? Worse.. Akatsuki No Yona of the Dusk Till Dawn. Business Inquiries: [email protected]
  286. - realizing you're the wokest of the friend group. 1:06
  287. - CBF Detected / Nullscapes CBF Blocker (Geometry Dash). CBF Detected, or the Nullscapes CBF Blocker, is a series of Geometry Dash memes in which a warning label reading, "CBF Detected, Loser!" is photoshopped into screenshots of video games, warning players that they cannot play the game without uninstalling the Click Between Frames mod. The meme was popularized in the Geometry Dash community, particularly on Reddit, in early September 2024 after it was found that attempting to play the level Nullscapes with the Click Between Frames mod enabled, which allows for faster clicking, resulted in the warning and disallowed users from playing the level.
  288. - A Real Man Never Speaks Ill Of X. "shush" or "quiet" gesture with his finger over his lips in which people declare their devotion towards a famous person or notable character from a piece of media like anime or video games. The meme started in May 2021 on Facebook, especially among Spanish-speaking netizens, with an English version of the meme going viral in September 2024 on Reddit and X / Twitter.
  289. - I Fucking Hate You and Hope You Die. "I like playing with toys," and an angry adult standing behind him says, "I FUCKING HATE YOU AND HOPE YOU DIE." The comic was posted to X / Twitter in mid-May 2024 and became the subject of photoshops and edits over the following months on sites including X, Reddit and iFunny in which the characters are drawn over or labeled to alter the context.
  290. - Napoleo. "Napoleo." In late October 2023, X / Twitter user @Azuricringel made a post claiming to have dreamt up the meme. A year later, YouTuber Matt Rose then encouraged his followers to spread the meme, and a week later, he posted a video reacting to the inorganic growth of the format as it began spreading as a forced meme.
  291. - FlightReacts Highest Moments!. how can one be this baked lmao 😂 SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO IDEAS: For Business Enquires: [email protected]
  292. - Big Brother Is Watching You. "Big Brother is watching you," a reference to the novel 1984 by George Orwell. The artwork was drawn by Burton in late 2014 and became the subject of memes in late 2024, particularly on TikTok, in which the illustration, along with several others, are used to react to something that is restrictive in nature, ironically comparing the subject to 1984. The meme is similar to the "living in 1984" format.
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  294. - Old Man Took His Phone To A Repair Shop. An Old Man Took His Phone To A Repair Shop refers to a series of exploitable Comedy Cemetery-style memes that show a photo of a sad-looking, wizened old man alongside a short story in which he tries to get his phone repaired only to be told there's nothing wrong with it. The man then asks, "with tears in his eyes," "then why don't ever my children call me." The grammatical inconsistencies and the cheesy Boomer-bait nature of the image prompted internet users to make jokes that altered the final "punchline," often to show the man berating the repairman for not fixing his phone or asking another question entirely.
  295. - Some Of Y'all Lack. "Some of y'all lack common sense," or, "Some of y'all lack class and seasoning," phrases alongside images of celebrities and items that should be more recognized or valued by the mainstream audience. The trend started on X in March 2021 after a user posted a picture of American rapper Common and a photo of cents with the caption "Some of y'all lack [common sense]." The meme resurfaced in mid-April 2025, after an Ethel Cain fan uploaded an image of the singer paired with a photo of French fries. The meme gained traction as a Stan Twitter catchphrase, having a similar usage as the Onika Burger meme, working mostly about the funny and semi-nonsensical nature of the original tweet.
  296. - Rhymes with Grug. Since we’re on the subject, I personally believe The Croods is one of the best animated movies ever. I’m glad it’s getting more recognition.
  297. - What Kind of Awesome is This?. What Kind of X is This? refers to a series of TikTok videos in which a male, AI-generated voice asks a question, using the aforementioned phrasal template, about identifying the breed or species of an animal or plant. A second voice responds and identifies it, using the phrasal template, "This is a X." Popular iterations include "What Kind of Awesome is This?" "What Kind of Fruit is This?" and "What Kind of Monkey is This?" among others about pigs, cows and dogs. The videos were posted to TikTok in June 2025 by the account Popular science (@masochist09). The videos were based on and sometimes directly translated from videos posted on Chinese social media platforms like BiliBili. Other TikTokers began riffing on the format by either using the TikTok sounds or generating new versions, using the same AI voices and replacing the "X" in the snowclone with a noun of their choice. Some TikTokers engaging with the meme joked about being a part of TikTok's "niche community" in the comment sections and captions added to reposts.
  298. - Subway Slammer. The Subway Slammer, also known as Takeyuki Kiuchi, refers to a character in the 2025 Persona game Persona 5: The Phantom X (P5X), who's an antagonist known for slamming into women in the subway station. The Subway Slammer inspired many memes on social media platforms like Twitter / X, Reddit and TikTok, among others, following the game's release in late June 2025. His catchphrases like, "It wasn't on purpose. That's not my fault," and, "The whole subway's mine for the slammin'," were also used in memes. People online humorously hyped up the Subway Slammer as a powerful villain in fiction, including powerscaling memes.
  299. - Tung Tung God. "Tung Tung God" as a character from the Bible when asked, as well as a depiction of the Indonesian Brainrot character Tung Tung Tung Sahur as an angel or god with wings and a white body, holding a scepter instead of a baseball bat. The audio originates from a February 2026 video by YouTuber Blitzerz and went viral throughout March 2026, inspiring memes on sites like TikTok and X / Twitter.
  300. - Thragg and Viltrumites Panel. 7 and was drawn by Ryan Ottley and colored by John Rauch. In late April through May 2026, the half of the image that shows Thragg and the Viltrumites became the subject of redraws on sites including Reddit, X / Twitter, TikTok and Instagram, with many noting the image evokes the slang aura farming. As a redraw trend, the artwork is typically traced over or redrawn to replace the characters in the artwork with characters from other shows, comics, video games, etc.

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