I grew up glued to the TV watching Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, and they were like comfort food for my nerdy little ...

If there’s one thing "Naruto" has taught us, it’s that no amount of ninja training can prepare you for the internet’s meme ...

Some memes are funny, others serve as propaganda, and some contain nuggets of truth. By paying attention to how we react to them, we can learn about our own cognitive and emotional processes.

Some of the most popular, which even old adults make have heard: skibidi: A reference to the viral “Skibidi Dop Dop Yes Yes” meme song by Little Big, often accompanied by silly dance moves.

If your love for The Office includes anticipating a stapler being stuck in Jell-O or delivering That’s what she said lines at the precise moment, you’ll have a lot of fun here.

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In addition to spelling his name wrong, this gag makes use of the common trend of using incorrect English as well as drawing from the “Is He Stupid” meme from the Breaking Bad fandom.

"Tying together negative messaging to pop culture can be especially memorable and drive people to share because the meme is funny, outrageous, or sticky (memorable)." Another widely shared group ...

In it, an older British man walks around historical artefacts using anachronistic words like “slay” (which means doing exceptionally well): While these memes are undoubtedly funny, acting ...

“Dress up as your favorite meme or viral video star,” read the (electronic) invitation to the event, sponsored by archive site Know Your Meme and Urlesque, an internet culture site that shut ...