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Mar 29, 2019 · March 29, 2019. Studio Firma. Remembering people's names can be kind of tricky, and sometimes, helping others pronounce and process your own name can be even trickier. Whether your name is ...
- 2010 Meme Spotlight: Rage Comics
- 2011 Meme Spotlight: Scumbag Steve
- 2012 Meme Spotlight: Gangnam Style
- 2013 Meme Spotlight: Side-Eyeing Chloe
- 2014 Meme Spotlight: The Ice Bucket Challenge
- 2015 Meme Spotlight: Unexpected John Cena
- 2016 Meme Spotlight: We Are Number One
- 2017 Meme Spotlight: Mocking Spongebob
- 2018 Meme Spotlight: Big Chungus
- 2019 Meme Spotlight: Woman Yelling at Cat
Rage Comics are probably the most iconic type of meme from the early eras. They are an ensemble of faces in a stock comic strip format, free to exploit and adapt by anyone. The faces are sort of like stock characters — archetypes like the "dumb husband" and "loose cannon cop" that are deployed by TV writers just like how Yao Ming Face and le Mewere...
Scumbag Steve, whose real name is Blake Boston, is an iconic Advice Animal meme that debuted on Reddit in January 2011. He swept onto the scene at seemingly the perfect time. In 2011, Google search interest in Advice Animalspeaked, and Scumbag Steve notably participated in that trend. Like Rage Comics, Advice Animals were a cast of characters that ...
Gangnam Styleexploded like a bomb across the cultural scene of 2012. At a time when YouTube dominated meme origins and the internet was just starting to drive the cultural conversation, PSY and his collaborators leaned heavily into an absurdist video with an uncannily compelling dance move at its center. Clocking in at almost 4.5 billion views, the...
A meme that might represent 2013 is Side-Eyeing Chloe, an image of a little girl reacting disdainfully to her sister's tearful response to a promised Disneyland trip. Perhaps presaging the internet's later fascination with Disney Adults,Chloe's reaction to her sister's tears of joy was seen as highly relatable. The images come from a YouTube video ...
If you were in the U.S. in 2014, odds are that you (or somebody you knew) dumped a bucket of ice water on your head and filmed it for social media. The Ice Bucket Challenge social game and internet challengebegan among professional athletes who got on the bandwagon in June 2014 on Instagram and particularly YouTube. The rules of the challenge were ...
One memeing maneuver that never seems to get old is the bait-and-switch. Just like in the days when friends might prank each other with mysterious links in emails or IMs that would then lead to a Rickrollor an explicit website, we still love to trick the clicks of unsuspecting people. Perhaps nothing was more expectably unexpected in 2015 than Unex...
We Are Number One is a viral video based on a clip from an Icelandic children's television show called LazyTown, which inspired a slew of memes. The loud, outlandish characters and lyrics led many to ironically embrace and appreciate it as adult entertainment. In a pattern frequently seen before and since — what began as an ironic and detached appr...
In 2017, we saw the popularization of a variety of SpongeBob SquarePants images and reactions on Twitter. Often, SpongeBob memes came from well-known episodes of the classic show, some of them from as far as two decades back. On May 4th, 2017, a Twitter user posted the first recorded instance of the Mocking SpongeBobformat, representing themselves ...
Perhaps no meme represents the 2018 status of the meme ecosystem better than Big Chungus,which emerged synergistically from several platforms. The original image of a hefty Bugs Bunny started spreading on 4chan in non sequitur contexts. Screenshots of 4chan threads featuring the character were then popularized on Imgur, Reddit and Facebook. The fir...
If the late 2010s are remembered for anything, it may be as the golden age of object-labelingmemes. Formats that use images to represent the relationships between ideas, people and feelings became a kind of internet hieroglyphics, communicating pretty sophisticated thoughts, jokes and positions in a very small space. Woman Yelling At A Cat, like Bi...
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Sep 8, 2021 · Everyone has had an uncomfortable experience when being introduced to someone new — perhaps it was that time you were trying to yell your name over the thumping club music, and instead of calling you Paddy, people call you Matty from then on until it became too awkward to correct them. What a terrible evening that was. Anyway, moving on!
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About. The Middle Name Challenge, also known as Introduce Yourself As Your Middle Name, refers to a late 2022 TikTok trend and internet challenge in which creators show photos and selfies of themselves with their middle name overlayed in text. It's ultimately a variant of the precursor Introduce Yourself As The Meaning Of Your Name trend that ...
Nov 19, 2019 · About. What's Your Name Again? refers to a series of images describing the common occurrence of forgetting a person's name soon after meeting them. Although the first image referring to the phenomenon was posted in 2013, the topic rose to popularity on Reddit in 2019.
May 8, 2018 · May 8, 2018, 5:13pm. Snap. Photo via YouTube. In his 1979 book, The Selfish Gene, Professor Richard Dawkins gave us a cultural theory of natural selection in which he reformulated the word "gene ...
Apr 1, 2014 · In fact, there are a number of ways your ancestors might have first acquired the surname you currently use. 1.Patronymic. One type of surname, like mine, is patronymic, where the last name means "son of" plus the father's first name. So I can safely assume that at some point in my family tree, many generations ago, there was an Andrew, who had ...
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