internet_memes

"Kim there are people that are dying meme" is a recurring line used to mock exaggerated, performative, or attention-seeking reactions online. Typically attached to a photo or vi...

The association between Cristiano Ronaldo and the pumpkin is not a biographical event but an internet meme phenomenon that illustrates how celebrities become intertwined with ra...

The Superman woke meme typically juxtaposes an image of Superman with text or visual edits that frame him as endorsing a political or social viewpoint. It is used online to sati...

The phrase this donkey's on fire is a surreal, absurdist meme used to express shock, confusion, or chaotic energy rather than describe a literal event. It typically appears in s...

An r/RickRoll is a link or redirect that sends someone to the music video for Rick Astley’s 1987 song “Never Gonna Give You Up.” This meme spread widely in the mid‑2000s...

Jake from State Farm is a widely recognized internet meme that originated from a 2005 Saturday Night Live sketch featuring comedian Kenan Thompson as the character. In the sketc...

The phrase "good job Kylie" is most recognizable online as a concise, often ironic commentary on performance, visibility, and credit-taking in digital spaces. In typical usage,...

The Rick Roll is an internet bait-and-switch meme that redirects unsuspecting users to the music video for Rick Astley’s 1987 song "Never Gonna Give You Up." It emerged from e...

A Rick Roll is an internet prank and social engineering tactic that tricks users into clicking a link expecting relevant content, only to be redirected to the music video for Ri...

The phrase March 5 Florida Man appears frequently in social media and forum threads as shorthand for the recurring news pattern of unusual crime and mishap headlines from Florid...