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Jul 26, 2024 · What Does 'I'm In Danger' Mean? Picturing themselves as a little cartoon boy on a school bus positions the poster speaking through the meme in a specific position. They're alone, first of all, in a space that usually has most people.
- Quirked Up White Boy Goated with The Sauce
- Got That Dog in Him
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- Unalive / Algospeak
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“Quirked Up White Boy Goated With The Sauce”is poetry. It’s an astounding collection of words with little connection to each other upon first glance, yet they conjure an image so specific that its definition is crystal clear — that of a nerdy white boy who is seemingly a social outcast but has an incredible talent in an unexpected area. If you’ve e...
Great strides in athlete evaluation were made in 2022, as many commenters eschewed Moneyball-esque data analysis when viewing sports players and instead asked a simple question, “Does he or she got that dog in them?" It’s a simple question that seems to answer so much about how we operate in the world. To “have that dog in you” is to come through i...
Tumblr had a surprising bounce back into the meme game in 2022 thanks to [gestures broadly in Twitter’s direction], and while few will argue that the biggest Tumblr meme of the year was Goncharov, the website showed again how its insular ecosystem can produce some truly wild slang. In the same way the site has glomped on to phrases like "Poor Littl...
There’s a lot to say about the Morbius phenomenon (and we certainly will say more as our year-end editorials continue), but for the purposes of this list, it would be listmaking malpractice to not discuss how Morbchanged how humans spoke for much of 2022. From “Morb” to “Morbin Time” to “Morbed” to “Morbius Sweep,” the very idea of Morbiusshook up ...
With the almighty algorithm a constant threat to take away teens’ “livelihoods” (getting likes and follows on social media) should they use words it deems "Not Safe For 8-Year-Olds," posters across the internet employed creative measures to skirt the eye of the panopticon (mods). While “algospeak” introduced some particularly clever dirty-word work...
“My Brother In Christ” was destined to be overplayed the moment it hit the internet. The exasperation it expresses works for many situations and it gives a new, linguistic twist to terms like “Bruh”(or, let’s be real, the N-word) that would normally be used in its place. The term came from an edited meme that expressed “Dudes be like 'Subway sucks’...
Zoomers said a lot of nonsense this year, to the point where, frankly, we could make a separate top 10 just for popular Zoomer slang terms of 2022. Considering that I, a Millennial, would hate doing that, we’ll just focus on one particularly bizarre and prominent term that sprung up from the generation this year: “Goofy Ahh.” “Goofy Ahh” means “Goo...
The bad posters of Twitter have endured “L.” They’ve endured “Ratio.” But in 2022, they became the answer to the world’s deadliest mathematical equation in “L + Ratio + You Fell Off + No Bitches,”etc., etc. The trend of fusing all of the internet’s dismissive replies into one massive burn started cropping up towards the end of 2021, but 2022 saw th...
In 2022, the Ukraine-Russia conflict oscillated between terrifying and memetic, as Russia’s apparent ineptitude in invading the country led to much mirth from Ukrainian sympathizers. Mirth then led to memes, and there’s been a deluge of posters, particularly in the NAFO division of Twitter, tackling Russia with brutal copypastas and Doges. One part...
Few remember the beginning of “Goblin Mode,” a term that went from barely used to the apparent Word of the Year, as judged by the Oxford English Dictionary. While the phrase had appeared prior to 2022 as a way for people to say they were acting slovenly or that their animals were being mischievous, the ascension of “Goblin Mode” started at a 2021 t...
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Mar 21, 2017 · It’s easy to imagine dialogue from a little-known show mutating over 40 years. But a much closer version — in fact, an almost verbatim one — exists somewhere else.
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Dec 16, 2021 · Our list of 21 memes that got us through 2021 commemorates all of the hilarious memes that came out this year. 1. The happy-side, sad-side bus. This one, sadly, is relatable to most of us. It’s been an up-and-down year as we are still picking up the pieces from the pandemic.
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