Politics & Current Events

Political figures, elections, and current-events memes.

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  1. - Big Fucking Deal (Joe Biden). "Big F*cking Deal" is a catchphrase and image macro based on an "inappropriate" statement by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden caught on mic during a live television press conference at the White House on March 23, 2010. It spread mostly through political blogs and mainstream news coverage of his gaffe.
  2. - 87. How Airbrushing Changed My Life (and how it can change yours, too). )
  3. - Ben Folds - Jesusland
  4. - Was 9/11 an Inside Job?. On September 11th, 2001 nearly 3,000 people died in what is to this date the worst terrorist attack in American history. From the day of the attacks, conspiracy theories ran rampant ranging from claims that the US government let the attacks happened, to orchestrating them itself, to the real perpetrators being lizards from space. Today, we take a look at the strange world of 9/11 conspiracy theories.
  5. - The World According To.... ” (a.k.a “How X Sees the World” or “The X World”) is a series of world map satires that are labeled with various geopolitical stereotypes and jokes to reflect the biased worldview of country X. These maps are often poorly drawn and may omit particular countries for the purpose of political commentaries.
  6. - Brock Obama. 44th President of the United States Barack Obama and Brock, one of the main trainer characters from the anime series Pokémon. The character is usually manifested in the form of photoshopped images with Brock’s head or face superimposed onto portrait images of Obama or President Obama’s face placed onto pictures of Brock. On some occasions, character images of rock-type Pokémons like Geodude or Onix may be added into background for humorous effect.
  7. - Great Job Jeremy
  8. - Fat American
  9. - It's More Fun in the Philippines. ” is the slogan of a tourism campaign launched by the Filipino government in January 2012. Mainly due to its similarity to the 1951 Swiss tourism slogan “It’s More Fun in Switzerland,” the phrase has since become a subject of captioned parodies and spawned hundreds of tongue-in-cheek image macros based on the phrasal template “X, More fun in the Philippines.”
  10. - It's More Fun in the Philippines | DOT Official AVP
  11. - College Liberal
  12. - Horses and Bayonets. During the third and the last U.S. presidential debate on October 23rd, 2012, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney criticized President Barack Obama’s plan to reduce the size of the naval forces by asserting that there are less military ships than there were at the beginning of the World War I in 1917.
  13. - JOAN the SILENCER vs THE VOX JAGUARS - NO SWAGGER
  14. - Celebrating One Million Likes on Facebook
  15. - Marco Rubio's Water Break. ’s junior senator drinks from a bottle of water while delivering the Republican party’s rebuttal to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address in February of 2013.
  16. - We President Now. ” is an expression mocking African Americans celebrating the election of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States. Online, it is often associated with a photograph of rapper Lil Wayne and has inspired variations using the phrasal template “we X now.”
  17. - Florida Man. Date: 2013 Twitter origin, January 2019 peak · Place: Florida · @_FloridaMan Twitter · Florida's public-records 'sunshine law' · Figures: Florida's Sunshine Law, the structural cause · the @_FloridaMan Twitter account (founded 2013) · uncounted Florida-resident defendants · Tags: RegionalArchetype, TabloidFeed, SunshineLaw 01. Born of Public Records Florida Man as a meme is a side-effect of Florida's Sunshine Law, which mandates near-total public release of arrest records and police reports. Other states classify equivalent records as restricted. Florida does not. The result is that every minor American absurdity that happens in Florida is searchable and quotable. The @_FloridaMan Twitter account, launched 2013, aggregates the resulting headlines: 'Florida Man Arrested For Throwing Alligator Through Wendy's Drive-Thru Window,' 'Florida Man Steals Steaks From Walmart Then Returns To Steal Air Conditioner.' 02. Birthday Challenge In January 2019 a Twitter user posts 'google Florida Man followed by your birthday and post your result.' The challenge goes viral. Hundreds of thousands of users discover that for any date of the year, Florida has reliably produced at least one news story featuring a man arrested for something inexplicable. Florida Man is treated as a punchline. He is also, structurally, evidence that a single state's transparency policy can manufacture an entire national archetype out of the consistent availability of unflattering public records. Sources • Florida Statutes Chapter 119, the Public Records Law (1909, expanded) • Caitlin Dewey, 'Florida Man is more than a meme; he's a real and tragic American figure,' Washington Post, 14 January 2019 • Know Your Meme, 'Florida Man'
  18. - OBAMA/REPUBLICANS
  19. - Creepy Older White Guys (Stand Up Comedy). )
  20. - Israel Loves Iran / Iran Loves Israel. Iran Loves Israel (also known as “Love and Peace”) is a grassroots anti-war campaign that aims to bring mutual assurance of peace and reconciliation between the peoples of Iran and Israel, two rivalry nations in the Middle East with a history of animosity. The initiative was launched by two Israeli graphic designers Ronny Edry and Michal Tamir in early March 2012.
  21. - Iran Loves Israel
  22. - #UnfollowAMan. ’s rights movement at large by unfollowing a male Twitter user. Upon its introduction in late July 2014, the hashtag immediately became a topic of heated discussion among Twitter users in the continuation of precedent hashtag-based gender debates, most notably #YesAllWomen and #NotAllMen.
  23. - Wikipedia Donation Banner Captions. ” refer to screenshot images based on Wikipedia’s 2011 end-of-year fundraising campaign, featuring various combinations of banner ad images and Wikipedia article titles for comedic effect. The screenshots typically juxtapose pictures of Wikipedia staff members or supporters with oddly fitting article titles that bring sexual or inappropriate implications to the reader’s mind.
  24. - Brandjacking
  25. - "I'm Not a Scientist". ” refers to a flippant remark Republican Senator Marco Rubio made in response to a question regarding the age of the earth. Online, the term became a way to poke fun at someone’s ignorance or avoidance of a topic they were ignorant of, especially conservative politicians.
  26. - As an American, I Went to Benghazi (Here's the Truth). )
  27. - WHEN YOU RIDE ALONE, YOU RIDE WITH HITLER! 1940s. 12:52
  28. - Captain America: Civil War 4 Pane / Captain America vs Iron Man. Captain America: Civil War 4-Pane (also known as Captain America vs Iron Man) is a series of vertical multi-pane image macros based on an exploitable photo set from the 2012 Marvel superhero film The Avengers illustrating a deadlocked conversation between two people at odds, usuall over fandom rivalries.
  29. - Glitter Bombing
  30. - BILL CLINTON.SWAG
  31. - Secret Nazi Collection. 1:11
  32. - Jake from State Farm. “Get to a Better State” campaign for the American insurance company State Farm. The commercial features a wife accusing a husband of cheating as he makes a phone call to the insurance agent, Jake. After the commercial’s initial airing, the commercial became used as a response video in online forums to refer to those caught in misunderstandings.
  33. - State Farm® Commercial - State of Unrest (Jake).mp4. 0:31
  34. - MENTOS Commercial Parody. 0:33
  35. - Notorious R.B.G.. “badass,” gangster-like figure. The trend has spawned a variety of macros, paraphernalia, and books.
  36. - Trump Your Cat. #TrumpYourCat, refers to the act of using a ball of a cat ’s discarded fur, left from brushing, to emulate the hairstyle of tycoon and 2016 Presidential candidate Donald Trump.
  37. - #BuildABetterFakeTheropod. 2015 American science-fiction action-adventure film Jurassic World.
  38. - REAL MEN DON'T BUY GIRLS - ARE YOU A REAL MEN?. 2:58
  39. - Ronald Raven. ” is a mispronunciation of the former United States president Ronald Reagan said by former governor of Texas and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry during the first Republican primary debate held in early August 2015.
  40. - Jedi Mind Meld. 1st, 2013. Due to its conflated origin in popular sci-fi franchises Star Wars (“Jedi Mind Trick”) and Star Trek (“Mindmelding”), President Obama’s use of the term drew heavy commentaries from people trying to correct the mistake on Twitter and elsewhere.
  41. - Bibi Bombing. (nickname: Bibi) Netanyahu in various pictures that are symbolic of celebrations or monumental historic events.
  42. - Barack Obama at Exit Glacier
  43. - Barnie Sandlers. 2016 Democratic presidential primary election, the character gained a following online through novelty social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter, which frequently reference various ironic memes.
  44. - Crisis Actor Conspiracy Theories. Crisis Actors are actors hired to play victims during realistic training sessions or war games for the military or first responders. Some conspiracy theorists believe that crisis actors are hired to play victims in acts of terrorism, both domestic and foreign, to create the illusion that these acts are real. Since this theory first became popular, many images and videos have been created to identify crisis actors who may have been involved in real tragedies, so as to prove that a conspiracy exists.
  45. - Crisis Actors. 49:10
  46. - PC BRO. 0:29
  47. - #GIFTheFeeling. ’s “Taste The Feeling” marketing campaign. Following the launch of the promotional GIF maker in late January 2016, many Internet users began brandjacking the hashtag with custom animated GIFs featuring subversive or irreverent messages.
  48. - Bernie or Hillary?. 2016 Democratic Presidential Primary against Hillary Clinton in which Sanders is depicted as being more knowledgable than Clinton on a series of popular but apolitical topics.
  49. - Chris Christie's Face. ’s primary election wins during the 2016 Republican Presidential Primary. The expression was captured and ridiculed widely on social media after Christie was criticized for his endorsement of Trump.
  50. - The girther movement: is donald trump fatter than the white house doctor says?. 2:52
  51. - Shut Up Your Mouse Obama. ” is a memorable quote said by a middle-aged Egyptian woman in accusing U.S. President Barack Obama and the American government of meddling in her country’s affairs during an interview with a TV news crew at a protest in February 2014. Partially delivered in broken English, the woman’s rant went viral in the Middle East after the news clip was uploaded to YouTube on March 6th, 2014.
  52. - Shut up your mouse Obama REMIX | رسالة الى اوباما
  53. - #HillarySoQualified. ’s 2016 Democratic Presidential Campaign after her opponent Bernie Sanders claimed she was not qualified to become president. The hashtag was then hijacked by Sanders’ supporters who used it ironically to describe Clinton’s negative attributes.
  54. - Shut Down Everything. " is a catchphrase used to depict the reaction of the President of Madagascar in the flash game Pandemic II. It has since been used as a reaction to various events, particularly large-scale disasters, tragedies and epidemics. In the game, the Republic of Madagascar is often considered the most difficult target to infect with contagions due to the fact that the island nation has no airports or bordering countries. Therefore, any potential outbreak can be prevented by shutting down the shipyards, which happens quite often during gameplay. Since its debut in 2008, Madagascar's near-perfect border security has become a popular joke among the fans, spawning comics and videos depicting the President of Madagascar yelling "shut down everything."
  55. - Stoner Sloth. & Saatchi, which urges teenagers to abstain from using the drug marijuana. In a series of videos, the anthropomorphic sloth is shown struggling to complete a variety of simple tasks, followed by the words “You’re Worse On Weed” displayed on the screen.
  56. - Trigglypuff. “The Triggering,” which featured a discussion criticizing politically correct movements on campus hosted by conservative vlogger Steven Crowder, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Christina Hoff Sommers.
  57. - Bernie Sanders Glowsticks. 2016 Democratic presidential primary candidate Bernie Sanders into making chlorine bombs by providing false instructions for making homemade luminescent light sticks.
  58. - Do not DIY this: Glow-stick meme for Bernie Sanders fans leads to chlorine bomb
  59. - I'm With Her. ” is an official slogan for the 2016 presidential campaign of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
  60. - I'm With Her: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
  61. - Rubio Repeats Himself. Date: 6 February 2016 · Place: Saint Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire · ABC News Republican primary debate · Figures: Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator (Florida) · Chris Christie, Governor (New Jersey) · Tags: Debate, GOP Primary, Glitch 01. The Loop Three days before the New Hampshire primary, Marco Rubio delivers the same 25-second talking point about Barack Obama four times in eight minutes. Chris Christie, standing two podiums away, calls it live: 'There it is. The memorized 25-second speech.' Rubio repeats the line again. Christie smiles. The clip is the entire debate by morning. 02. Marcobot Within hours the nickname Marcobot is on Twitter, paired with looping six-second Vines of the same sentence. Rubio finishes fifth in New Hampshire three days later and is out of the race by 15 March. Christie endorses Trump two weeks after the debate and his own campaign never recovers either. The moment becomes shorthand for any politician caught running a script. Rubio later jokes about it on the Senate floor. Sources • Karen Tumulty, 'Rubio robotically repeats line in attack on Obama, drawing rebuke from Christie,' Washington Post, 7 February 2016 • ABC News Republican Debate transcript, 6 February 2016 • Know Your Meme, 'Marcobot'
  62. - Ted Cruz Is the Zodiac Killer. Date: February 2016 · Place: Twitter · Public Policy Polling survey, Florida · Figures: Ted Cruz, U.S. Senator (Texas) · @RedPillAmerica and others, originating accounts · Tags: Twitter, GOP Primary, Absurdist 01. The Joke A 2013 tweet by comedian Red Pill America claims Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer, the unidentified Northern California murderer active 1968 to 1969. Cruz was born in 1970. The joke is the math. It sits dormant until Cruz runs for president in 2016. The premise spreads as a recurring Twitter format: any Cruz news item gets a Zodiac reply. Cruz's wooden public manner does the rest. 02. The Poll On 18 February 2016 Public Policy Polling asks 1,118 Florida voters whether Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer. 38 percent of Florida voters are not sure. 10 percent say yes. The poll result is itself meme-shaped, treated as data confirming the joke. Cruz is asked about it at a press conference on 26 February. He declines to deny. The meme outlasts the campaign. Sources • Public Policy Polling, 'Trump leads Florida; Clinton edges Sanders,' 18 February 2016 • Amy B Wang, 'Is Ted Cruz the Zodiac Killer? Maybe, say 38 percent of Florida voters,' Washington Post, 19 February 2016 • Know Your Meme, 'Ted Cruz Is the Zodiac Killer'
  63. - Cheeto Jesus. 2016. The name is based on the cheese-flavored snack Cheetos, which is used in reference to Trump’s orange-tanned skin tone.
  64. - Trump-Pence Logo. *Donald Trump's New Logo* refers to the official insignia of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign redesigned and unveiled by his fundraising committee in to incorporate the Republican presidential nominee's newly appointed running mate and Indiana's Republican governor, Mike Pence. Upon its debut in July 2016, the image quickly became a subject of online mockeries as it was perceived by many as "sexually suggestive."
  65. - Donald Trump Reacts to Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz refused to endorse Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention, and the Trumps didn't look to happy about it, which is all Reddit needed to start a Photoshop Battle.
  66. - The Delegates, Donald. Donald, The Delegates is a photoshop meme featuring US Senator and 2016 Presidential candidate Ted Cruz in an intimidating stance, demanding that Donald Trump turn over the delegates required for the Republican Nomination.
  67. - Woke Toddler. The Woke Toddler is a series of Twitter jokes where the poster makes up a fantastical story about their precocious child asking them a question about politics.
  68. - #DemExit. ’s nomination in the 2016 United States presidential election.
  69. - Peter Serafinowicz's 'Sassy Trump' Video Series
  70. - Donald Trump's NAMBLA Donation Hoax. 2016 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump refused to release his tax returns because he did not want to reveal donations made to the pedophile and pederasty advocacy organization North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA). In late July 2016, the rumor was launched on Reddit to mock Trump’s use of phrases like “many people are saying” when repeating unfounded claims and conspiracy theories.
  71. - Leonardo DiCaprio and Barack Obama Discuss Impacts of Climate Change on the President's Daughters
  72. - #HillaryFly. 2016 United States presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri on October 9th, 2016. Shortly after its on-screen appearance, many viewers on the social media became fixated with the fly, spawning a series of satirical jokes involving the fly and both of the candidates.
  73. - Cuckservative. (or cuckold) and conservative, is a pejorative political ephitet often used by the “alt-right”: when referring to mainstream conservatives that they accuse of being tolerant or open-minded towards some or all aspects of liberal values.
  74. - Nick Fuentes on Tech Censorship and Cuckservatives
  75. - #DraftOurDaughters
  76. - Lindsay Lohan Turkish Government Conspiracy. The Lindsay Lohan/Turkish Government Conspiracy refers to a rumor that American actress Lindsay Lohan is being paid by the Turkish Government to spread support for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the Turkish Government.
  77. - #Pissgate / The Pee Tape. <b>#Pissgate</b> refers to an ongoing political scandal surrounding allegations made by a former British intelligence officer that the Russian government has been grooming Donald Trump to be the United States president for years, while simultaneously gathering compromising information about him, including a claim that Trump hired a group of prostitutes to urinate on the bed in the presidential suite of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, where President Obama and the First Lady had stayed during their official trip to Russia in 2013.
  78. - WATCH: President Trump Blasts Fake News and Updates Iran's Nuclear Threat - 06/03/26
  79. - Betsy DeVos' "Grizzly Bear Attacks" Remark. Betsy Devos’ Grizzly Bear Attacks refer to jokes mocking a statement made by entrepreneur Betsy DeVos at her congressional hearing to become head of the Department of Education, during which she defended the presence of firearms in schools to protect students from grizzly bears.
  80. - What Happened to Luke Crywalker?
  81. - Asian Kid interrupts Trump Protest, Hey, This is library!. !
  82. - Stephen Colbert Is A Bowling Green Massacre Truther
  83. - The Netherlands Second. (translation: Sunday with Lubach) satirizing Donald Trump in January 2017. Following its success nationally and internationally, the video went on to inspire parodies using several other European countries and more.
  84. - See You in Court. Provided to YouTube by DistroKid See You in Court · Treaty Oak Revival
  85. - Nancy Burson, TIME Cover Artist, On Her 'Trumputin Summit Crisis' Cover | TIME
  86. - Theresa May's laugh turns heads at PMQs
  87. - Paul Ryan's PowerPoint Presentation. ’s proposed Obamacare replacement in early March 2017.
  88. - #EndFathersDay. 4chan supposedly to garner public support for dismantling of Father’s Day, an annual holiday celebrated on the third Sunday of June in honor of fatherhood, under the false banner of radical feminism, in a similar vein to previous 4chan-initiated anti-feminist hoaxes like Free Bleeding and Bikini Bridge.
  89. - Life as #notmyrodrick
  90. - Above the Influence Talking Dog PSA. 2007 anti-marijuana commercial created by the Above the Influence campaign in which a teenage girl is scolded by her talking dog for smoking marijuana. The ad’s premise was widely mocked online for exaggerating the effects of cannabis, which typically does not cause realistic visual and auditory hallucinations.
  91. - PSA Nightmares: Above The Influence - That Talking Dog
  92. - Midnight Oil - We Resist (Official Video). )
  93. - #WithFewExceptions. "with few exceptions" is a Twitter hashtag, mocking a statement from President Donald Trump's lawyer, who said that the President's tax returns contained "'no income of any type from Russian sources' with few exceptions." People use "with few exceptions" to mock the cryptic and potentially contradictory nature of the "exceptions."
  94. - Lord Buckethead
  95. - The Mooch's Eleven Days. Date: 21 July to 31 July 2017 · Place: White House West Wing · The New Yorker interview by phone · Figures: Anthony Scaramucci, White House Communications Director · Ryan Lizza, New Yorker reporter · Reince Priebus, Chief of Staff · Steve Bannon, Chief Strategist · Tags: White House, Unit of Time, Profanity 01. On the Record Anthony Scaramucci, a Long Island financier, is sworn in as White House Communications Director on 21 July 2017. Six days later he calls Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker, on the record, and describes Reince Priebus as a 'paranoid schizophrenic' and Steve Bannon in an unprintable anatomical position. The piece publishes on 27 July. Priebus resigns the next day. New Chief of Staff John Kelly fires Scaramucci on 31 July. Total tenure: ten days. 02. The Scaramucci The unit of time enters the language. A Scaramucci is eleven days. Headlines measure subsequent White House staff departures in Mooches. The Atlantic, Politico, and the BBC all use the unit straight. Scaramucci himself leans in, hosts a podcast called The Mooch, and remains a media presence. The administration he served runs through four Chiefs of Staff in four years. Sources • Ryan Lizza, 'Anthony Scaramucci called me to unload about White House leakers,' The New Yorker, 27 July 2017 • Maggie Haberman and Glenn Thrush, 'Scaramucci is out as White House Communications Director,' New York Times, 31 July 2017 • BBC News, 'Anthony Scaramucci sacked: How long is a Scaramucci?,' 1 August 2017
  96. - Q Drops Begin. Date: 28 October 2017 first post · Place: 4chan /pol/ · later 8chan · later 8kun · Figures: 'Q,' anonymous poster · Tracy Diaz, early YouTube popularizer · Coleman Rogers and Christina Urso, /CBTS_Stream/ moderators · Ron and Jim Watkins, 8chan operators · Tags: Conspiracy, Larp, MovementBuilding 01. The First Drop On 28 October 2017 an anonymous user posts to 4chan /pol/ claiming to be a high-clearance government official with Q-level security access. The poster, soon called Q, predicts the imminent arrest of Hillary Clinton. Nothing happens. Q keeps posting anyway. Three moderators of a /pol/ research thread named 'Calm Before The Storm' rip Q's posts off the board nightly and reformat them as YouTube videos with portentous voiceovers. The audience compounds. Within months Q has tens of thousands of decoders parsing every post for hidden meaning. 02. Trust the Plan The architecture of QAnon is meme-native. Every Q drop generates derivative images, infographics, decoded screenshots, prophetic threads. The slogans 'where we go one we go all,' 'trust the plan,' and 'the storm is coming' become Twitter signatures, license plates, T-shirts. By 2020 QAnon is a global movement with believers elected to Congress, with adherents at Trump rallies in QAnon shirts, with the FBI classifying it a domestic terrorism threat. It is the first conspiracy whose entire structure, including its prophet, is a 4chan greentext thread that never stopped. Sources • Mike Rothschild, 'The Storm Is Upon Us: How QAnon Became a Movement, Cult, and Conspiracy Theory of Everything' (Melville House, 2021) • Cullen Hoback (director), 'Q: Into the Storm' (HBO, 2021) • Reed Berkowitz, 'A Game Designer's Analysis of QAnon,' Medium, 30 September 2020
  97. - Trump's Fake TIME Cover. Donald Trump's Fake TIME Cover refers to a series of photoshop parodies of a phony TIME magazine cover bearing President Donald Trump's face that Trump hangs in various Trump properties.
  98. - Donald Trump's "Imaginary" Friend "Jim". ” refers to a conspiracy theory regarding United States President Donald Trump numerous references to a person named “Jim,” who he regards as a friend, but some believe does not exist.
  99. - Who is Donald Trump's mysterious friend Jim?
  100. - What Happened by Hillary Rodham Clinton · Audiobook preview
  101. - Local Milk People
  102. - Before the Liberals Find a Reason To Deface This Statue. “Before the #liberals find a reason to deface, destroy or degrade this one, I thought some of you might like to see it one more time…” In the parodies, Twitter users post pictures of various humorous statues with Woods’ caption.
  103. - Shane Profitt - How It Oughta Be
  104. - Melania Trump's U.N. Speech Dress. ’s puffy pink dress, which she wore during her address to the United Nations in September 2017.
  105. - What's the definition of the word "dotard"?. "?
  106. - nothing but respect for my president
  107. - Snapple Facts "Real Fact". Snapple Fact “Real Fact” refers to a series of photoshop parodies of Snapple’s “real fact” bottle cap campaign. Instead of the questionably true “facts” found underneath the bottle cap of Snapple drinks, people online have replaced them with something offensive or absurd.
  108. - Snapple "Real Facts" # 749 and 758
  109. - Why Didn't You Invest in Eastern Poland. ’s stern looking face or place the adds tagline “What will you say when your child asks: why didn’t you invest in Eastern Poland” in different contexts.
  110. - The Truth About Soy Boys
  111. - Maga 45 47 Hat Ornament eBay. ✅ Sponsored Ebay link - The Maga 45, 47 Hat Ornament is a unique accessory that quickly gains attention and sparks conversations. Crafted with precision, this ornament is designed to fit various hats, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. Its standout feature is the striking, bold design that embodies a political statement, appealing to a specific demographic while maintaining a trendy aesthetic.
  112. - Very Stable Genius
  113. - Friendship Ended With Mudasir. 2015, it spawned a series of photoshopped parodies featuring various celebrities and fictional characters captioned with the phrasal template “Friendship ended with X / Now Y is my best friend.”
  114. - Parody Donald Trump "Dow Joans" Tweet. ’s Twitter account. The tweet, which referenced a stock market crash from February 2018, parodies the frequent contradictions found between President Trump’s prior tweets and his current-day positions.
  115. - The Obamas' Official Presidential Portraits. 12th, 2018. The pictures were joked about online: Barack’s for depicting the former president in front of a leafy background, and Michelle’s for bearing little resemblance in some’s eyes to the former First Lady.
  116. - Winter Olympics 2018 Opening Ceremony with Kim Jong-un's Sister
  117. - Donald Trump Touching Mike Pence's Knee. ’s funeral by touching his leg. The meme is generally used in object labeling.
  118. - Scientist Ivanka Trump. ’s daughter Ivanka Trump in safety goggles and using a test tubes.
  119. - Rigging the vote: how Putin always wins Russia's elections. 3:08
  120. - Do not congratulate
  121. - I Investigated if George Bush Did 9/11...
  122. - How the Intellectual Dark Web Shaped Jordan Peterson
  123. - Shut the Fuck Up, Liberal / Silence, Brand. Shut the Fuck Up, Liberal also known as Silence, Liberal is a catchphrase used by both conservatives and far-left internet users most often realized in image macros where a character with glowing eyes is firing a laser beam. One of the most popular iterations of this shows a crab firing the laser. This image has been used as a snowclone as people have changed the word "liberal" to other things.
  124. - BBQ Becky. Date: 29 April 2018 · Place: Lake Merritt, Oakland, California · Figures: Jennifer Schulte, white woman who called 911 · Onsayo Abram and family, Black picnickers · Michelle Snider, bystander who filmed · Tags: Karen Subspecies, 911, Viral Video 01. Charcoal Grill On 29 April 2018 Jennifer Schulte calls the Oakland Police Department twice to report a Black family using a charcoal grill at Lake Merritt, a section of the park where only non-charcoal grills are permitted. She stays at the scene for over two hours waiting for officers. Bystander Michelle Snider films twenty-five minutes of the encounter. The footage shows Schulte crying, calling police, refusing to leave, then claiming she is being harassed. 02. Subspecies Canon The clip uploads to YouTube on 9 May and crosses one million views in a week. Black Twitter names her BBQ Becky. The naming convention spreads through the summer: Permit Patty over a girl selling water in San Francisco on 22 June, Coupon Carl over a coupon dispute in Chicago on 1 July, Pool Patrol Paula in South Carolina on 24 June. Each name follows the same alliterative pattern, each video the same arc of a white adult calling police on Black people doing nothing. Lake Merritt holds an annual BBQin' While Black cookout starting in 2018. Schulte never gives an interview. Sources • Lisa Fernandez, '911 call about black men barbecuing resolved with peace, love and cookout in Oakland,' KTVU, 21 May 2018 • P.R. Lockhart, 'Living while black and the criminalization of blackness,' Vox, 1 August 2018 • Know Your Meme, 'BBQ Becky'
  125. - EU Flag Edits. (EU) flag made in protest of the EU's Article 13 copyright reform proposals.
  126. - Second Civil War. 's belief that American democrats will declare war on their fellow American citizens on July 4th, 2018 has led to series of tweets, parodying the type of correspondence used during the American Civil War in the 1800s, using the hashtag #secondcivlwarletters.
  127. - Trump Baby Balloon Steals Spotlight During London Protests
  128. - Rudy Giuliani Has Meltdown After Screwing Up His Own Tweet
  129. - From the Standpoint of Water. "one of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water."
  130. - Attractive 22 YO Girl On the Subway. 's story related on Twitter about a girl on the subway asking him what book he was reading, which was a biography of Winston Churchill. The girl then asked, "Who's Winston Churchill?" to Kaufman's disappointment. Twitter users turned the setup into a snowclone to mock Kaufman.
  131. - Jordan Peele's Obama Meet & Greet. 2018, the clip was remixed on Twitter in Object Labeling remixes where Peele's Obama is labeled "Me" and everyone else in the sketch is labeled as an example from a certain category. The white people in the sketch are meant to represent things from that category the poster doesn't care for while the black people represent the things the poster does appreciate.
  132. - Donald Trump With Toilet Paper on Foot
  133. - Donald Trump boards Air Force One with paper stuck to his shoe
  134. - Missouri artist's 'Republican Club' painting a big hit in Trump White House
  135. - I Just Left a Hipster Coffee Shop. "I just left a hipster coffee shop" with absurd punchlines.
  136. - Trumpet Boy. 2018, the image went viral and spawned a series of image macros and object labeled memes.
  137. - Jobs Not Mobs. 2018 Midterm Elections. The slogan depicts the Democratic party as an angry mob and Republican party as a the party of healthy economics.
  138. - Beto Sex Tweet. Beto O'Rourke Sex Tweet is the nickname given to a tweet by political analyst Leah McElrath in which she compared the strengths and weaknesses of potential Democratic presidential candidates in the 2020 election Richard Ojeda, Michael Avenatti, and Beto O'Rourke using sexual analogies. The analogy with which she described O'Rourke, meant in praise, gained notoriety for being particularly graphic, leading to jokes and media coverage.
  139. - Chris Christie Portrait. 2018, it was mocked in a series of photoshops online and criticized for its $85,000 price which would be funded with taxpayer money.
  140. - Shot On iPhone. "Shot on iPhone" in which the company showcased stunning amateur videos taken with their product. The parodies which began in 2015 and resurfaced on TikTok in 2019, featured comedic, problematic, disastrous or chaotic videos with the "Shot on iPhone" frame placed at the end.
  141. - My Wife's Son. ” is a self-deprecative term of address used by anonymous users on 4chan to poke fun at politically liberal or "regressive-leftist":/memes/regressive-left beta males as being "cuckolds":/memes/cuck by implying that their significant others have had children from extramarital or previous relationships. On 4chan and Reddit, the term is frequently used in conjunction with other memes, most notably "Carl the Cuck":http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/carl-the-cuck-and-aids-skrillex and ""Don’t Talk to Me or My Son Ever Again."":http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/don-t-talk-to-me-or-my-son-ever-again
  142. - United States Space Force. Trump's Space Force refers to a directive from United States President Donald Trump to create a sixth branch of the American military to cover matters of outer space, known as the Space Force. After the announcement, the directive was mocked online, as it would be difficult to make the branch a reality, and it was criticized by some who pointed to other problems in the United States that they felt were more pressing.
  143. - MaximilianMus "Oh Yeah Yeah". " JC Denton Profile Pictures refers to a YouTube campaign orchestrated by YouTuber MaximilianMus, best known for streaming the battle royale game Fortnite, which calls for fans to "take over YouTube" by posting comments using avatars featuring the protagonist JC Denton from the 2000 video game Deus Ex. Many of the comments contain the words "oh yeah yeah," referencing MaximilianMus' signature catchphrase.
  144. - MaximilianMus Oh Yeah Yeah. 1:57
  145. - Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - Perfectly Balanced
  146. - Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - "14,000,605" | Movie Clip HD
  147. - "What Did it Cost?.... Everything" - Thanos
  148. - Michael Cohen's 'How Many Times' Meme
  149. - Go Crazy Go Stupid. * refers to a clip posted by comedian PresidentofUgly in which he yells to the camera "go crazy," shakes his head, and then yells "go stupid." Popular source material for edits in late 2018 and early 2019, the video regained popularity in 2020 in Go Crazy Go X snowclones.
  150. - Egg Boy. 17-year-old boy, who hit Australian Senator Fraser Anning with an egg, following Senator Anning's statement on the 2019 Christchurch Mosque Shooting, in which Anning blamed the shooting on Muslims and immigration. Video of the egging, as well as the subsequent violent takedown of Connolly by several men on the scene, went viral, leading to a variety of remix videos, memes and expressions of appreciation for Egg Boy.
  151. - BULLY Eggs The WRONG Karate Kid. What happens when a bully goes too far? When a cruel bully pushes him past the edge, a foster kid discovers the warrior within. But when the moment comes to fight back, he shows them what true strength looks like.
  152. - President Trump claims the noise from windmills 'causes cancer'. '
  153. - Nurses react to state senator's comments about "playing cards". "
  154. - Mars (of Which the Moon Is a Part). ) refers to a series of reactions to a tweet by United States President Donald Trump who mistakenly tweeted that Earth's moon was part of Mars.
  155. - Greta vs Trump. Date: 23 September 2019 · Place: United Nations Climate Action Summit, New York · Twitter · Figures: Greta Thunberg, 16, climate activist · Donald Trump, 45th president · the photographer who caught Thunberg's glare · Tags: Photograph, ReactionImage, Climate 01. How Dare You On 23 September 2019 Greta Thunberg delivers a speech at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York. The line 'how dare you' is repeated four times. A separate camera catches her in a hallway watching Trump pass with what is variously described as a glare, a stare, a glower. Trump tweets in response that Thunberg 'seems like a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future.' Thunberg adopts the line as her Twitter bio that evening. 02. Subtweet at Sixteen The exchange is the first major-meme treatment of a teenage activist as a political equal of a sitting US president. The format Thunberg pioneers, taking each presidential tweet and using it as her own next bio, is replicated by activists for the rest of the term. The glare image becomes a reaction GIF used worldwide for any moment of contained, ethical contempt for a more powerful man. Thunberg, who has Asperger's and is plain about it, has become, against her stated wishes, a meme. Sources • Greta Thunberg, address to UN Climate Action Summit, 23 September 2019, transcript via United Nations • Somini Sengupta, 'Greta Thunberg, After Pointed UN Speech, Faces Attacks From Trump,' New York Times, 24 September 2019 • Know Your Meme, 'How Dare You'
  156. - Beto O'Rourke Speaking Spanish. 'Rourke speaking Spanish at the first presidential debate. In addition to jokes about his Spanish-language comments, some mocked the facial expression of opposing candidate Cory Booker watching O'Rourke speak.
  157. - Gamer Pride Month. "opressed gamers" in the spirit of Gamers Rise Up memes, parodying both solidarity profile picture changes such as Blue for Sudan, and the LGBTQ+ Pride Month. The campaign gained significant spread on Instagram in early July 2019.
  158. - President Donald Trump Gives Speech In Front Of Fake Presidential Seal | NBC News
  159. - Altered presidential seal showing eagle with golf clubs used at Trump speech | ABC7
  160. - Kamala Harris' Student Debt Forgiveness Plan
  161. - Gamer President Ace Watkins. Gamer President refers to a parody character named Ace Watkins created by the satirical news outlet Hard Drive and portrayed by YouTube comedian Phil Jamesson. The character is presented as a gamer running for 2020 United States presidential election, with jokes usually referencing various video games and their mechanics and the stereotypical gamer behavior.
  162. - Is This America's First GAMER President? - Ace Watkins Interview
  163. - Jon McNaughton's "The Masterpiece" Painting. "The Masterpiece is a painting by American artist Jon McNaughton. The work depicts United States President Donald Trump as a painter at his easel unveiling a new artwork. Online, many mocked the painting, which inspired a series of image edits that altered the painting within the painting.
  164. - Donald Trump's Hurricane Dorian Map Sharpie Edit. 's path that United States President Donald Trump shared with reporters.
  165. - Joe Biden's Eye Fills With Blood During CNN Climate Town Hall
  166. - what the FUCK is oatmeal
  167. - Joe Biden "Corn Pop" Story FULL Segment
  168. - Brenda From Bristol. 2017 United Kingdom snap general election. Brenda says, "You're joking. Not another one." The line became a popular inspiration for remixes and image macros.
  169. - Xi Jinping Winnie the Pooh Comparisons. 2017, which produced the Streisand Effect.
  170. - Donald Trump's Letter to Turkey. "good deal" with him and threatens to destroy the Turkish economy if he doesn't. The letter written in October 2019 caused widespread confusion and frustration on Twitter due to the letter's simplistic and inflammatory language.
  171. - Pierre Delecto. 's "lurker" Twitter account moniker that has been used by the Senator since 2015 to defend himself to reporters and various Twitter users. Romney admitted to having an addition secret Twitter account in October 2019 in an interview the _The Atlantic_ which was then discovered the same day by a _Slate_ reporter. The Twitter account name had been mocked online after Romney confirm that Pierre Delecto was indeed himself.
  172. - Nancy Pelosi Pointing at Donald Trump. "Nancy Pelosi":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/nancy-pelosi standing and pointing at President "Donald Trump":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/donald-trump who is sitting during a meeting to discuss Syria. Trump shared the image on Twitter in October calling Nancy Pelosi "unhinged" but many Twitter users disagreed and mocked Trump's tweet. Press Secretary for democratic presidential candidate "Kamala Harris":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/kamala-harris soon posted the image to Twitter but replaced Trump with Harris saying "It's time for an upgrade" which confused Twitter users leading them to mock the Tweet by posting their own Photoshop edits of the image with the caption "It's time for an upgrade."
  173. - Boris Johnson Sitting On A Bench
  174. - Oscars So White. 2015 award cycle, and re-appeared in 2016. The hashtag is used to make a joke in the following structure: “#OscarSoWhite he [did something only a white person would do].”
  175. - Meth. We’re on it. South Dakota Meth Prevention Full Commercial 2019
  176. - 'I want nothing. I want nothing.': Trump reading from hand-written note on Sondland testimony
  177. - Stressed Chika
  178. - Baby Yobama. "photoshopped":/memes/sites/photoshop "face swap":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/face-swap image a kin to "Yobama":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/yobama which is an image portmanteau of "Yoda" and "Obama" combining the <i>Star Wars</i> character Yoda with the face of "Barack Obama":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/barack-obama. This version, created in November 2019, is based on "baby yoda":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/baby-yoda-yiddle which is an unnamed character introduced on the "Disney+":/memes/sites/disney--2 television series "_The Mandalorian_":/memes/subcultures/the-mandalorian that resembles an infant version of the "_Star Wars_":/memes/subcultures/star-wars character Yoda.
  179. - Trump Drug Addiction Theories EXPLODE. --Voicemail caller is increasingly convinced that the theories about Donald Trump's drug use, specifically amphetamines, are likely accurate based on his behavior and demeanor
  180. - Yeah, Good. OK.. 2020. The phrase has since been used as an expression of dismissiveness online.
  181. - Is Trump suffering from untreated neurosyphilis? New details add steam to theory of his erratic beh
  182. - Ken Bone. 2016 United States Presidential Election Debate, which had a town hall format in which selected undecided voters ask questions directly to the candidates. Bone asked a question about the candidates’ energy policies, but because of his name and appearance, he immediately became popular on social media as users joked about him and engaged in ironic fandom.
  183. - Ken Bone: The winner of the second presidential debate
  184. - You worked for a company that was fixing bread prices
  185. - BABY GANG ❌ EL ALFA ❌ OMEGA - KRIMINAL (Prod. by Roberto Ferrante) [Official Video]. 3:18
  186. - John Wick Vlogs at MegaCon Tampa! Real Life Keanu Reeves Lookalike Parody
  187. - Bernie Bruh. 2:20
  188. - We're All Gonna Die. ” is a memorable quote uttered by Ned Leeds (played by Jacob Batalon) from the 2018 Marvel superhero film Avengers: Infinity War The quote is used alongside a still from the scene as a reaction image to an above caption or screenshot to express fear and impending doom resulting in death. Though the meme is typically used with tongue-in-cheek humor, sometimes it can be used in a more genuine context. The quote can also be used without the image as a catchphrase.
  189. - Joe Biden’s Super Dated “No Malarkey” Slogan | The Daily Show. 2:41
  190. - 【maimai でらっくす】AMABIE / OSTER project【6/25(金)登場!】. (金)登場!】 · 2:24
  191. - The Twink of Death. + Twitter for backing failed presidential candidates in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
  192. - Biden family to bring shelter dog to the White House | GMA. 2:34
  193. - Government: Work From Home. 2020, and is typically used to show various occupations that are impractical when done from the confines of one’s home as a reaction image.
  194. - Quarantined Memes. 2019-2020 coronavirus pandemic. Typically the theme of these involves taking an established format and editing it to relate to the events of the COVID-19 quarantine and lockdown, usually with empty scenes or photoshopped items like masks and toilet paper.
  195. - Ken Copeland's Wind Of God REMIX - WTFBRAHH. 1:52
  196. - Care Reaction. 2020 amid the COVID-19 outbreak. The reaction gained popularity as an exploitable, with users replacing the heart with other objects. In May 2020, posts falsely claiming that the reaction has been appropriated by hate groups were circulated in certain Facebook communities.
  197. - Wide Putin Walking / IT'S HIM. Wide Putin Walking, also known as IT'S HIM, is a viral video of Russian President Vladimir Putin walking down a hallway, stretched and set to Piano Fantasia’s “Song For Denise” (Maxi version). The video is often paired with a caption or used to fill blank space in exploitables and first appeared online in late May 2020, mostly spreading on YouTube and Discord.
  198. - Wide Putin walking but he's always in frame (full version). ) · 2:42
  199. - K-pop Stans Empty Tulsa. Date: 20 June 2020 · Place: BOK Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma · TikTok · K-pop fandom Twitter · Figures: Mary Jo Laupp, TikTok-using 51-year-old who issued the initial call · Brad Parscale, Trump campaign manager · K-pop fan armies (BTS ARMY etc.) · Tags: Coordination, TikTok, Sabotage 01. Reserve and Don't Show On 12 June 2020 Mary Jo Laupp, a grandmother in Iowa, posts a TikTok urging viewers to reserve free tickets to Trump's upcoming Tulsa rally and then not attend, to give the campaign a falsified sense of demand. The video catches K-pop stan Twitter, which industrializes the call across BTS, EXO, and BLACKPINK fan armies. Hundreds of thousands of free reservations come in over the next eight days. Brad Parscale boasts publicly on 15 June of over a million ticket requests. The campaign sets up overflow stages outside the BOK Center anticipating a crush. 02. Six Thousand Seats Filled On 20 June Trump arrives in Tulsa to a BOK Center with vast empty sections. Fire-marshal attendance count is approximately 6,200 in a 19,000-seat arena. The overflow stages are dismantled before he speaks. Parscale is removed as campaign manager three weeks later. The episode is the first major proof-of-concept that the same coordinated-fandom labor that flooded streaming counts for Korean comeback releases could be redirected at American electoral logistics in real time. It is the highest-profile example of K-pop stans entering American politics as a coordinated force. Sources • Taylor Lorenz, Kellen Browning, Sheera Frenkel, 'TikTok Teens and K-Pop Stans Say They Sank Trump Rally,' New York Times, 21 June 2020 • Brian Stelter, 'Inside the Failed Tulsa Rally,' CNN Reliable Sources, 21 June 2020 • Mary Jo Laupp, original TikTok video, 12 June 2020
  200. - Trump Bunker and the Bible Photo. Date: 1 June 2020 · Place: White House Underground PEOC · St. John's Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square, Washington D.C. · Figures: Donald Trump, U.S. President · Mark Esper, Defense Secretary · Mark Milley, Joint Chiefs Chairman · William Barr, Attorney General · Tags: George Floyd Protests, Photo Op, Tear Gas 01. The Bunker On the evening of 29 May 2020, with protests over the murder of George Floyd reaching the White House perimeter, Secret Service moves Donald Trump to the underground Presidential Emergency Operations Center for roughly an hour. The New York Times reports it on 31 May. Trump denies it was for safety, claims he went for an inspection. By morning the hashtag #BunkerBoy is trending. The denial becomes the meme. 02. The Bible Two days later, on 1 June 2020, federal officers clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square with tear gas and rubber bullets. Trump walks across the cleared square with Esper, Milley, and Barr. He stops in front of St. John's Episcopal Church, holds up a Bible upside-down, and poses for cameras. He does not enter the church or read from the book. The Episcopal Bishop of Washington, Mariann Budde, denounces the photo within hours. General Milley publicly apologizes eleven days later for appearing in uniform. The Bible photo becomes the single defining image of the administration's response to the protests. Sources • Katie Rogers, 'Protesters dispersed with tear gas so Trump could pose at church,' New York Times, 1 June 2020 • Maggie Haberman, 'Trump moved to underground bunker as protests raged,' New York Times, 31 May 2020 • Mark Milley, address to National Defense University commencement, 11 June 2020
  201. - Wide World Leaders Walking
  202. - The Goal Of The Left. "2020" and then more face-covering by year until she is wearing a burka in 2023. Parodies take the template in a more humorous direction, leading to a silly image representing "2023."
  203. - Don't Turn Me Into Marketable Plushies
  204. - Peter don’t turn me into marketable plushies. 0:07
  205. - Matt Gaetz and Jim Jordan "Beavis and Butt-head" Photo
  206. - Obamium. 2019, the meme saw viral spread in the following months.
  207. - Eat A Bowl Of Rigatoni Pasta. 2020 when one TikToker suggested that everyone eats a bowl of Rigatoni on May 24th, 2021. The absurd suggestion became a popular catchphrase for the next seven months with some TikTokers only referencing the date.
  208. - President Trump Can't Pronounce 'Yosemite' | NowThis. 0:30
  209. - The 45. 45 signifies the ordinal number of Donald Trump’s presidency in counting order since the establishment of the office in 1789.
  210. - RAMIREZ - THE FO FIVE [Official Music Video]
  211. - Cancel Genghis Khan. "cancelation":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/cancel-culture of the 13th Century Emperor of the Mongol Empire Ghenghis Khan in August 2020. The hashtag "#genghiskahnisoverparty":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/is-over-party trended on Twitter after one Twitter user posted a lengthy thread on why Ghenghis Khan was a horrible person. Shortly after, many Twitter users began to parody a 21st Century cancelation of the leader in various tweets.
  212. - Genghis Khan Is Finally Cancelled...
  213. - Fallout: War Never Changes tagline | 1997 - 2024
  214. - Senator Armstrong. 200% Mad.
  215. - Senator Armstrong's Political Speech
  216. - Watch Kimberly Guilfoyle Shout Her Way Through an Unhinged RNC Speech
  217. - How The Email Finds Me. "I hope this email finds you well" by posting a humorous photo representing the poor mental and physical state of the poster.
  218. - McDonald's "Create Your Taste". ” is an online marketing campaign by the fast food restaurant chain McDonald’s, encouraging internet users to create their own custom burgers using a “Burger Builder” web application. In late July 2016, the campaign became the target of an internet raid leading to a variety of humorous sandwich creations.
  219. - A poem, Mcdonald's Create your taste (Internet Historian). ) · 0:57
  220. - Hundreds gather at Utah State Capitol to rally against mask mandates. 2:35
  221. - Will You Shut Up Man?': Biden Blasts Trump For Interrupting | NBC News. 1:17
  222. - Rethink, Reskill, Reboot. 2019 as part of the "CyberFirst" campaign, the ad began recirculating online in October 2020 where it was met with criticism from social media users. In memes, the campaign was made fun of with a series of photoshopped parodies referencing the original, typically including members of the UK Government alongside the slogan, "Rethink, Reskill, Reboot."
  223. - I Just Ate the BEST Street Food in London! (My First EVER 10/10!) | Poor Boys, Kingston Upon Thames. 8:01
  224. - The Mute Button (2020 Presidential Debate). The Mute Button refers to a series of memes, primarily on Twitter, surrounding the use of a mute button during the October 22nd, 2020 debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Following the announcement that a mute button would be used if the candidates spoke over each other, Twitter users began Tweeting their support or opposition to it. After the debate took place, Twitter users began posting memes suggesting the mute button wasn't used enough, often making reference to "the guy running the mute button."
  225. - GoShogun Ep1 (English Subtitled) | Macron 1 | Sengoku Majin Goushougun - Japanese Anime Cartoon. 24:09
  226. - Donald Trump vs Joe Biden. Epic Rap Battles Of History. 3:48
  227. - MacBook Craig. 's senior vice president Craig Fegerighi looking at a MacBook laptop and turning towards the camera with a smile. In November 2020, still images from the video gained popularity online as source material for memes.
  228. - In The Beninging. "In the beginning." The video is doctored with a voiceover such that Zuma repeats "Beninging." The clip has been remixed multiple times on YouTube.
  229. - Repeat After Me: I Am Not Smarter Than Joe Biden. 's inauguration. The post was widely mocked online and parodied as people substituted the various figures listed in the post.
  230. - DON STRAPZY - DIFFERENT RULES (OFFICIAL VIDEO). ) · 2:43
  231. - Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Paintings
  232. - Cellphone Tower Radiation Effects. 's face to tear away, revealing her skull. The piece was first uploaded to Dees' website in 2009 and became a popular exploitable meme in the 2010s as people photoshopped various aspects of the image to make it comedic.
  233. - Vladdy Daddy. 2016, used in jokes about Donald Trump's perceived subservience to him. In early 2022, TikTokers, particularly among Gen Z users, began commenting the nickname on the posts of unofficial Putin Instagram pages and using it on TikTok in pleas for him not to start World War III due to tensions between the U.S. and Russia at the time over the conflict in Ukraine.
  234. - Turkey 2023 Election: Votes are being counted. 29:12
  235. - SUDDEN ADULT DEATHS: NOT NORMAL. 6:47
  236. - DarkMAGA. #DarkMAGA refers to a hashtag and series of memes that depict a "punished," more unhinged version of Donald Trump running for reelection in 2024 who has abandoned all optics to become a violent fascist, replacing his slogan MAGA with "Dark MAGA." The memes became popularized on Twitter in March 2022 and often depict Trump and other Republicans with an edgy aesthetic implying they're done playing the "nice guy." The memes often share similarities with schizoposting.
  237. - Doxxing Supreme Court Justices’ Home Addresses. 2022 that involved leaking the home addresses of the conservative Supreme Court justices that voted for overturning Roe, comprised of Clarence Thomas, Brett Kavanaugh, Samuel Alito, Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch. To some, this method of doxxing acted as a form of protest against the Court and resulted in protestors organizing outside of the Justices' homes, while others saw it as controversial to do so, inspiring viral debates online.
  238. - BUDDHA TRUMP. 0:09
  239. - Dark Brandon. 's Go Brandon catchphrase used by conservatives to mock Biden and the media.
  240. - Predditor. "Groomer" when it was banned in the /r/PoliticalCompassMemes subreddit in July 2022. It's a portmanteau of the words "predator" and "Redditor," as in a child predator that frequents Reddit. The decision to ban it within the subreddit was based on the word's use as hate speech for LGBTQ+ persons. Awareness of the ban spread across social media as catchphrases like OK Predditor emerged based on the OK Boomer meme. The primary image macro featured Reddit's mascot Snoo waving a transgender flag.
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  242. - HIMARS o'clock. When night falls in Ukraine, And the sky is illuminated by big bright light, Everyone knows: It's HIMARS o'clock
  243. - Trumpet Guy. 's playing of the trumpet. The clip inspired numerous video and redraw memes.
  244. - trumpet fight
  245. - Ares! Destroy My Enemies and My Life Is Yours. 'll destroy his enemies. The scene went viral on TikTok in November 2022, inspiring both lip dub videos using its audio and image macro formats using the clip.
  246. - Joe Biden forgets that he's white. 0:25
  247. - Beans For Valentine's Day? | Nikki Hayley Is Stephen's Best Friend | "Meatball Ron". " · 10:28
  248. - Wow. I Didn't Know That. You're Telling Me Now for the First Time. 's reaction to the news of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death in late 2020. Online, an image of Trump holding a finger to his ear paired with a copypasta of his words has been used as a meme format, typically used to express a reaction of fake surprise.
  249. - I'm Joining the War on Drugs on the Side of Drugs. 2021, often paired with an image macro of Karl Marx drawn as a superhero alongside variations of the catchphrase "I'm Joining the War on X on the Side of Y."
  250. - Are You Enjoying the Show? Refill Your Popcorn... You'll Love This Next Part. 's part of a grand "show" involving QAnon and other conspiracies that are unfolding. The original image was made in mid-2020 during his 2020 presidential campaign by an unknown page called The Second Revolution. Going into the 2020s, the image was re-edited and recaptioned through various iterations that replaced what "show" was being enjoyed and what item was being refilled. The meme predominantly spread on iFunny in 2021.
  251. - Many Such Cases. 2014 tweet about vaccines and autism. In the late 2010s, the line was then popularized as a meme catchphrase, often used to emphasize a point being made in a post and as a title for various posts.
  252. - Joe Biden "SODA!". !" refers to a clip of United States President Joe Biden shouting "Minnesota!" at a rally, cut in a way that Biden appears to be shouting "Soda!" as the crowd proceeds to cheer. Often paired with a viral video of the former U.S. President Donald Trump saying Obamna, the clip has been a subject of memes and references since 2020.
  253. - IDGAF War. "I Dont Give A Fuck." The meme often takes the form of saying one is winning or losing the "IDGAF War," often alongside a piece of media that depicts the sentiment of the meme. The phrase is defined by some people as the act of pretending not to care about another person, typically a friend or an ex, but has since evolved into referring to the act of not caring in general. The catchphrase can be traced back to Twitter in August 2022, and grew popular on TikTok and Instagram in consecutive months.
  254. - Trillion-Dollar Coin. The Trillion-Dollar Coin is a proposal that argues the United States government should mint a trillion-dollar coin and deposit it into its own accounts, in order to avoid veering off the debt ceiling. The coin was proposed first in 2011, and has since resurfaced occasionally among those interested in financial policy.
  255. - The US Government's Trillion Dollar Coin. 5:56
  256. - Ron DeSantis' Face. 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, which many found off-putting and strange. Photos of DeSantis laughing, or opening his mouth very wide, circulated online in the spring of 2023, along with a media narrative that increasingly questioned his chances against Donald Trump in a Republican primary.
  257. - My Pronouns Are USA. 2023 and in April a new version was posted to the platform adding eagle sounds after every politician states their pronouns. The sound went viral that same month in skits and a trend where users upload videos alongside friends to lip-dub the sound.
  258. - Is Michelle Obama A Man as called by certain Viral Conspiracy Theorists? #obama #michelleobama #man. 1:08
  259. - WW2 vs. WW3 Pin-Up Posters. 2020 and became the subject of photoshops over the following years.
  260. - I Live In a Low Income Housing Environment That Goes by the Government Name of Section 8. 's speaking about illegal gang activity in a verbose manner. The copypasta seemingly started on YouTube in late 2020, eventually spreading to Instagram and TikTok.
  261. - Art Hoe Wojak. "witch." The character is often used similarly to the Emily BLM ACAB is Typing meme and represents a privileged, ill-thought-out or hypocritical version of liberal and leftist politics.
  262. - Trump 6'3", 215 pounds. 's self-reported height and weight for his arrest in his Georgia Indictment, the case which also resulted in his mugshot. Many online suspected Trump was lying about these numbers, noting that he had reported a different height and weight just months earlier in his Hush Money indictment in New York City. Online, users joked about the given statistics, often by comparing Trump to athletes who are close to 6'3" and 215 pounds.
  263. - Obama's On The Train?!. ! refers to a clip from an Abridged Series parody of Case Closed (aka Detective Conan) in which boy detective Jimmy Cudo (alias Conan Edogawa) informs train officers "A bomb is on the train," and they apparently mishear it as "Obama's on the train." The clip has inspired redraws with various characters acting out the scene.
  264. - Oh That's Not.... … refers to a memorable line said by a co-host from The View program in 2015 after Kelly Osbourne tried to call Donald Trump out for his offensive remarks about Latinos being murderers and rapists. While co-hosting on the show, Osbourne made a misstep by saying, "If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to clean your toilets, Donald Trump?" to which a co-host responded, "oh that's not." The moment became a popular reaction video and catchphrase, often used to describe racist and offensive behavior on social media.
  265. - Ron DeSantis' High Heels - Weekly Weird News. 64:47
  266. - Cawthorned. "cocaine-fueled orgies." Ultimately, the scandals played a role in Cawthorn losing a primary challenge after just one term in Congress. The term was applied to Matt Gaetz in October 2023 after he angered the majority of Republicans in Congress fighting to get Kevin McCarthy removed as House Speaker, and in the days after, Republicans began telling lurid stories about Gaetz's behavior as users online spread the slang term in memes and posts.
  267. - Matt Gaetz is Getting Cawthorned by the GOP. 18:22
  268. - Holden Bloodfeast (R) Iowa - Museum of Twitter #0358. 4:20
  269. - Relax Liberals, It's Called Dark Humor. 2023. The meme generally takes the form of childish wordplay followed by the assurance "Relax liberal, it's called dark humor." An example of such a joke is "Replace the "p" in "part" with an "f," or "Remove the "ha" from "happiness." Early iterations of the joke often used Joker imagery, not unlike the Gamer Joker meme.
  270. - Conservatives Only Have One Joke
  271. - Calendargate. #Calendargate refers to the viral controversy and online debate over the Conservative Dad's Real Women of America 2024 Calendar, produced by Ultra Right Beer, which featured scantily-clad female conservative influencers. Debate over the appropriateness of the calendar sparked debate on the online right, with some calling it "demonic" and many figures chiming in about whether the calendar represented the movement's values.
  272. - ULTRA RIGHT WING BEER'S “CALENDARGATE” IS THE EPITOME OF CONSERVATIVE CRINGE GRIFT. 5:24
  273. - Conservative Sunglasses Profile Pictures. Boomer Profile Pictures or Trump Supporters Profile Pictures refers to a collage of social media profile pictures featuring people wearing sunglasses, usually inside a car, which is often associated with stereotypical Donald Trump supporters or Baby Boomers. The reaction image gained virality in March 2019 on Twitter / X in a post mentioning Boomers and Trump supporters' profile pictures on social media. Often using a caption above the PFPs, the image macro meme also spread to Facebook, Instagram and Reddit in a series of jokes about Boomers and conservative people sharing hateful comments or hot takes on social media and comment sections online.
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  275. - Putin Starting Way Back. 30-minute background on Eastern European history going back to the 9th century during his February 2024 interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson. In memes, Vladimir Putin explains events, both real and fictional, by starting centuries earlier with seemingly irrelevant historical occurrences.
  276. - Fell Out of a Coconut Tree. 2023. In the viral video, Harris continues by saying, "You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you," seemingly making an existential point about happiness. The video went viral on Twitter / X, among other sites, in early 2024, due to numerous users labeling the video as "crazy."
  277. - Excuse Me, I Need Your Help. You Need To Kill Me. 's voice as if he was a pumpkin begging to be put out of its misery. The sound was posted in September 2023 but resurfaced in late February 2024 in a trend that consisted of using the soundbite as if it was an old pet humorously talking to someone to be put down.
  278. - What Kind Of American Are You? - (4K HDR) - Civil War | Clip. 2:35
  279. - Never Fight Uphill, Me Boys. ! is a catchphrase coined by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The line was delivered at a campaign event in Pennsylvania on April 13th, 2024, with Trump attributing the quote to Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Trump's impression of the General was widely referenced in memes and mocked both online and on late-night TV, mostly due to the odd pirate-like vernacular used by Trump and due to perceived factual inaccuracies in the statement.
  280. - Niggas Call Me "The Sandwich". " refers to a meme showing a black-and-white photo of Former U.S. President Donald Trump with a top Impact font caption reading the aforementioned catchphrase. The meaning of the nickname "The Sandwich" is unknown and is likely nonsensical. The first discovered posting of the meme was on iFunny in 2021. Calling characters "The Sandwich" or inserting the quote into speech bubbles or scenes became commonplace going into 2024 on sites like Reddit's /r/OkBuddyRetard and Instagram.
  281. - Oh No Monkey / Planet of the Apes' "Oh No!" Monkey. Oh No Monkey or Planet of the Apes' "Oh No!" Monkey is an exploitable video meme template that uses a clip from the War of The Planet of The Apes 2017 film in which the character Bad Ape repeatedly says "Oh no! Nono no no no!" The clip became a viral meme on TikTok in May 2024, often used as a reaction to negative situations and POV ironic memes of people finding out they are dying after the Make-A-Wish volunteers showed up at their hospital rooms.
  282. - President Joe Biden Pooping Himself At Normandy Allegations. Biden Pooping Himself At Normandy Allegations refers to a viral debate and video in which some, largely right-wing commentators online, interpreted a video clip of President Joe Biden briefly crouching down before finding his way to a chair at an official speech in Normandy, France for the anniversary of D-Day in 2024 as the President soiling himself. Users argued that Biden was pooping his pants during the moment in question, but later footage of the video appeared to show that he attempted to sit down before his wife, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Macron's wife Brigitte sat down, as he then did sit down a moment later at the same time as the others onstage with him.
  283. - Nuclear Family Unit / The 2024 Nuclear Family. Nuclear Family Unit refers to a series of memes satirizing the trad internet slang, which is often used to demonstrate conservative values such as religion and the nuclear family. The meme started in January 2022 on Reddit, showing a nuclear family unit consisting of a "Beautiful Transgender Wife, a Loving husband, a 4'8'' Shortstack Cisgender Sidehoe and a Dearly Adopted Daughter." In June 2024, the format became a prevalent object-labeling meme on Twitter / X, being called The 2024 Nuclear Family, which featured popular video game, anime and TV show characters being gathered to form a "nuclear family."
  284. - "Republicans Are Weird". 's 2024 Presidential Election campaign that sought to deride Republican policies in general, and J.D. Vance, in particular, as "weird" as opposed to only "scary" or "dangerous." Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made an appearance on MSNBC where he described key Republican policies, as well as Trump's seeming fixation on Hannibal Lecter in his campaign speeches, as "weird" in July 2024. This sentiment about Trump was also echoed in a press release from Kamala Harris's presidential campaign that described Donald Trump as "old and weird." In late July 2024, businessman and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy notably criticized Democrats for adopting "weird" as a messaging tactic, calling it "dumb & juvenile."
  285. - I Have Concepts Of A Plan. 2024 U.S. Presidential Debate between him and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in mid-September 2024. Trump made the statement when pressed on his policies on healthcare regarding his desire to change or replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA, also known as Obamacare), with many viewers questioning the vagueness of the statement. In the aftermath of the debate, several internet users on X / Twitter and Reddit posted memes and jokes about the catchphrase "I have a concept of a plan," many using it to joke about being incompetent at and unprepared for a task.
  286. - They're Eating the Dogs. 2024 U.S. Presidential Debate between Trump and Kamala Harris. The quote references unverified rumors of Haitian immigrants eating pets and geese in Springfield, Ohio, which went viral at the time of the debate, inspiring a meme trend in which users shared AI images of Trump with cats and ducks. After saying, "They're eating the dogs, they're eating the pets," Trump was fact-checked live by a moderator. The quote became a catchphrase in mid-September 2024 and inspired reactions and memes on social media, including a trend on TikTok in which users filmed their dogs listening to Trump say the line.
  287. - J.D. Vance's "You Guys Weren’t Going To Fact Check". J.D. Vance's "You Guys Weren’t Gonna Fact Check" refers to a quote uttered by American politician J.D. Vance during the CBS News 2024 Vice Presidential Debate in which the senator vented his displeasure with CBS moderators for fact-checking his statement about Haitian immigrants in Ohio, saying "The rules were you guys weren't going to fact check." The quote became a viral topic on social media in early October 2024, with some of Vance's supporters calling the fact-check "biased" and an attempt to "censor" him, while Tim Walz's supporters mocked J.D.'s interaction with the CBS moderators.
  288. - Dr. Ally Louks' "Olfactory Ethics: The Politics of Smell in Modern and Contemporary Prose" PhD Study. "Olfactory Ethics: The Politics of Smell in Modern and Contemporary Prose," which concerned the role of smell in creating and subverting gender, class, sexual, racial and species power structures in English literature. The topic of her PhD was widely mocked for being perceived as too "woke" by many users on Twitter / X, particularly anti-intellectuals, who believed that the study was useless and a waste of time and resources. The negative reactions inspired backlash from other users who believed that people were being overtly misogynistic and sexist to Dr. Louks as a viral debate ensued in late November and early December 2024.
  289. - Ally Louks + Q&A | Cambridge Union. 56:55
  290. - Luke Belmar Visits Andrew Tate in Romania. 31:45
  291. - Trump hangs autopen image instead of Biden portrait at White House. 0:31
  292. - I Don't Really Care, Margaret. 27th, 2025. When pressed on his stance on immigration and refugee policies, J.D. Vance called into question the United States's vetting policies, citing the example of an Afghan national in Oklahoma who was arrested in October 2024 for allegedly planning a terrorist attack on Election Day. Brennan described the incident as a "very particular case," saying that it was unclear when the man was radicalized, to which Vance replied, "I don't really care, Margaret, I don't want that person in my country." The clip went viral in many conservative circles on the internet, with memes and jokes about "Chad J.D. Vance" making the rounds on Twitter / X in late January 2025.
  293. - Bald J.D. Vance. 2024 and early 2025. The Bald J.D. Vance meme was created in October 2024, using an image from the 2024 U.S. vice presidential debate in which Vance faced off against Democratic candidate Tim Walz. In June 2025, a 21-year-old Norwegian citizen named Mads Mikkelsen claimed that he was barred from entering the U.S. after he was stopped by immigration officials at Newark Airport in New Jersey, and during his questioning, the agents allegedly discovered the Bald J.D. Vance meme on his phone. The story and Mikkelsen's claims brought new attention to the Bald J.D. Vance meme on social media.
  294. - "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans" American Eagle Ad. "Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality and even eye color. My jeans are blue." The advertisement ends with the words, "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans." Though the viral marketing campaign garnered significant attention for its suggestive themes, many internet users also criticized Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle for the ads, accusing them of making an advertisement that contained "Nazi dog whistles" and promoted "white supremacist" ideas about superior genetics and eugenics. Other internet users pushed back against this characterization of the advertisement, saying critics were being too woke and that the ad was directly inspired by a tape Brooke Shields recorded for Calvin Klein when she was 15 years old.
  295. - Vance Mocks Gavin Newsom, Calls Him Out For Copying Trump? 'You Cannot Mimic The King..', He Said.... 4:30
  296. - President Donald Trump REACTS to Claims He Died Over the Weekend. 0:57
  297. - Donald Trump "No Kings" AI Poop Jet Video. 18th, 2025, that depicts Trump wearing a crown and flying an F-18 fighter jet (adorned with the text "King Trump") as he flies over an AI-rendering of New York City's Times Square and dumps sewage on protesters, intended to represent the "No Kings" protests that took place across the U.S. that day. The AI meme was originally created and posted by X / Twitter user @xerias_x earlier that same day, which was then reposted by President Trump's official Truth Social account. After Trump reposted the video to his Truth Social account on the same day the No Kings protests were taking place in mid-October 2025, the AI-generated meme quickly garnered virality and sparked widespread discourse and media coverage online, with many pushing back against it and criticizing the post.
  298. - Trump's SHOCKING AI VIDEO shows him DUMPING SHIT on 'NO KINGS' protesters. 0:21
  299. - Donald Trump Electric Chair. "Fry his ass," written on the original video. It was seemingly created by an internet user named Odd Man Out (oddmanout), whose watermark is seen in the top right. The Trump Electric Chair meme spread on Twitter / X, Instagram and TikTok in 2025. Some joked about one's soul being banished to the Trump Electric Chair, similar to memes about the Khaby Lame Mechanism.
  300. - Big Yahu. The Big Yahu is a nickname for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, most commonly used in memes on TikTok and Instagram Reels. The nickname was popularized in mid-January 2026 by TikToker @gassygoontoonx, who used footage of Gru from Despicable Me as Big Yahu. The nickname became the subject of ironic memes over the following weeks, some of which paint Netanyahu as a great leader. The nickname "Big Stein" became increasingly popularized as a nickname for Jeffrey Epstein at the same time, featuring in a similar series of memes.

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