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  1. New chinese beaver meme video. Updated

    A New Chinese Beaver Video Just Dropped, Showing That The Budget Went Up

    A scene from the Chinese TV series _The Knockout_ is the new source for this animator's inspiration.

  2. "Let Them Eat Cake" Haleyybaylee Controversy Updated

    'Let The Eat Cake': TikToker Flaunting Her Wealth At The Met Gala Amasses Criticism And Controversy

    "Let them eat cake" is a quote from the late Marie Antoinette in response to peasants starving. This TikToker referencing it at the Met Gala is therefore not sitting right with people.

  3. Cotton Eye Joe YouTube Analytics Updated

    Viral 'Gegagedigedagedago' Skyrockets Popularity Of 'Cotton Eye Joe' With Over 3.3 Billion Views In A Month, Breaking A YouTube Record

    Through the power of memes and children's waning attention spans, the "Gegagedigedagedago" meme has propelled Rednex's song "Cotton Eye Joe" to massive success in the past month, with over 3.3 billion views and counting.

  4. Kendrick And Drake Feud Escalates To Lethal Dis Tracks And Metro Boomin Invites Social Media Rappers To Make Own Drake Dis Tracks In Wild Weekend Updated

    Kendrick And Drake Feud Escalates To Lethal Dis Tracks And Metro Boomin Invites Social Media Rappers To Make Own Drake Dis Tracks In Wild Weekend

    Kendrick and Drake both released two songs about each other in a whirlwind weekend that had social media glued to their feeds.

  1. Art Twitter Has Brought Back Memes About Artists Small And Big, And It Seems Nothing Has Changed In Three Years Updated

    Art Twitter Has Brought Back Memes About Artists Small And Big, And It Seems Nothing Has Changed In Three Years

    With a great Twitter following, does great Twitter responsibility come as well?

  2. Warhammer Female Custodes Controversy. Updated

    Rumor Spreads Online Amid 'Femstodes Controversy' Claiming Decision Was Related To Amazon '40K' Show

    Stemming from a 4chan post, the rumor alleges that the controversial decision was ultimately pushed by Amazon executives to include a female Custodes character in the upcoming TV series.

  3. Logan Paul Addresses Prime Drink Lawsuit, Causing The Lawyer Who Made It Go Viral To Delete His Videos Updated

    Logan Paul Addresses Prime Drink Lawsuit, Causing The Lawyer Who Made It Go Viral To Delete His Videos

    Logan Paul is calling "cap" on the "forever chemicals" lawsuit.

  4. 'I Cry A Lot, But I Am So Productive, It's An Art' Is Another Taylor Swfit Lyric Going Viral On TikTok Updated

    'I Cry A Lot, But I Am So Productive, It's An Art' Is Another Taylor Swfit Lyric Going Viral On TikTok

    The lyric went viral on social media, especially on TikTok, in which users posted dance challenges and lip-dubs over Swift's song.

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    Serial Trickster Dan Hentschel Continues His Generational Run With Recent Twitter Virality

    Dan Hentschel's viral fame started on TikTok. Unfortunately, his account was suspended last month. He's since pivoted to YouTube and X.

  2. TikTok Besieged By 'Regirock With A Handbag' Edits Updated

    TikTok Besieged By 'Regirock With A Handbag' Edits

    Regirocktok has singlehandedly made the third-gen legendary a star on TikTok.

  3. ABG is an acronym that stands for Asian Baby Girl or Asian Baby Gangster. The slang phrase originates from American gang-affiliated subcultures in the 1990s, however, the aesthetic style associated with ABGs today was developed and solidified in the 2010s. ABGs are known for having bleached hair and tattoos, wearing Adidas, and drinking boba tea. The ABG lifestyle is also often associated with rave and party culture, with the acronym being used in ways akin to "valley girl." Updated

    Variations On The 'Asian Baby Girl' Archetype Have Been Haunting The Asian American Community For Decades

    From OG Asian baddies dating gangsters in the 90s to import models in the aughts, the ABG has had many phases in her evolution over the past decades.

  4. Soyjak.party Memed Queen Of Hearts Tattoo A Little Too Hard And Now It's Spreading Everywhere Else Updated

    Soyjak.party Memed Queen Of Hearts Tattoo A Little Too Hard And Now It's Spreading Everywhere Else

    The symbol has been used to signal sexual preference for Black men has been a very niche thing for a long time, and somehow it's not surprising that the notorious imageboard was the one to cast it into the spotlight.

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    YouTuber 'Chuggaaconroy' Responds To Allegations In Great Detail Three Months After His Last Statement

    Yesterday, YouTuber Chuggaaconroy made a long-form response to allegations made against him earlier this year, shedding light on some of the more troubling aspects of the claims.

  2. My Fatass Thought This Was Fried Chicken is a phrasal template that began as a way to share images of things that could be mistaken for food. Over time, jokes about mistaking different things for food in a self-deprecating manner became more commonplace. These memes sometimes subvert the premise of the joke by jokingly mistaking things for non-food items, or commenting on things that do not look remotely like food. Updated

    My Fat Ahh Thought This Was A Litter Of Adorable Golden Doodle Puppies

    Engagement bait posts about mistaking random things for food have inspired ironic memes about mistaking food for things like crystal formations.

  3. Gwimbly, left, Daniel Larson, right Updated

    Some 'Smiling Friends' Fans Seem To Think 'Gwimbly' Was Based On Lolcow 'Daniel Larson'

    The theories are further fueled by a story about how the 'Smiling Friends' creators nearly had Chris-Chan do a voice for an episode, but are mostly based on Gwimbly's looks and general vibe.

  4. Gigabyte Dance Is A Dance Trend Even Your Grandma Can Do Updated

    Gigabyte Dance Is A Dance Trend Even Your Grandma Can Do

    It's not about dancing, really, its about putting a shirt two sizes too small and wearing a swagalicious buckle.

  1. The Sorcerer Has Harmed Me Once More refers to an exploitable meme inspired by a screenshot of a YouTube video by the channel "Been Had Jack Links," with a thumbnail featuring a bald Black man wearing a black hoodie and a title that reads, "The Sorcerer Ha Harmed Me Once More." The image is a popular reaction meme on Tumblr, where it has also inspired a Redraw trend. Updated

    This Cryptic YouTube Screenshot Has Inspired Redraws And Memes, But No One Seems To Know It's Origin

    The image has been popular on Tumblr for years now, used as a reaction image and as an art template.

  2. Man Arrested For Punching Woman In NYC Is Marcus Garvey's Trump-Loving Great-Great-Grandson Updated

    Man Arrested For Punching Woman In NYC Is Marcus Garvey's Trump-Loving Great-Great-Grandson

    One culprit has been arrested concerning the NYC women punching saga.

  3. I Was Born With Glass Bones And Paper Skin refers to a quote from a June 2002 episode of the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants, when Con Man convinces Sponge Bob and Patrick that he has a horrible disease. The catchphrase is often used to describe heavily bandaged people, with some internet users posting cosplays inspired by the quote. Updated

    Con Man's 'Glass Bones And Paper Skin' Have Inspired Memes And Jokes For Years Now

    The memorable _SpongeBob SquarePants_ jokes has become meme fodder used to make the overly sensitive and the overly bandaged alike.

  4. Oklahoma Non-Binary Student Death Ruled As Suicide Updated

    Oklahoma Non-Binary Student Death Ruled As Suicide

    A medical examiner report then ruled Nex's death as a suicide, resulting in another resurgence of coverage and discussions online.

  1. Amid Suspicions He'd Taken His Own Life, James Somerton Is Reportedly 'Alive And Physically Safe' Updated

    Amid Suspicions He'd Taken His Own Life, James Somerton Is Reportedly 'Alive And Physically Safe'

    James Somerton Alleged Suicide refers to panic and debate surrounding a Twitter / X post in early March 2024 by James Somerton, who has been embroiled in controversy since YouTuber HBomberguy released a four-hour takedown video accusing Somerton of plagiarism in December 2023.

  2. Some Believe That After His 'OnlyFans,' John Cena's Oscars Stunt Is His Latest Nudity Tease In Promotion Of Ricky Stanicky Updated

    Some Believe That After His 'OnlyFans,' John Cena's Oscars Stunt Is His Latest Nudity Tease In Promotion Of Ricky Stanicky

    John Cena sure has been teasing his nude form a lot lately in promotion of the comedy movie.

  3. I Need A Monster To Clobber That There Kirby is a line associated with King Dedede from the English dub of the anime Hoshi no Kaabii, also known as Kirby: Right Back At Ya!
Voiced by Ted Lewis, King Dedede's delivery of the line "I need a monster to clobber that there Kirby" in a heavy Texan accent was uttered in the theme song for the show, inspiring memes and remixes on YouTube in the 2010s. Updated

    King Dedede Saying 'I Needa Monstah To Clobbah That There Kirbeh" Is A Remix Meme Years In The Making

    The memorable dialogue is lifted from the theme song for

  4. Texan Dedede refers to memes and discussions about King Dedede's voice in the English dub for the animated Kirby: Right Back At Ya! television show in the early 2000s. Voiced by Ted Lewis, King Dedede was given a southern or "Texan" accent in the 4Kids voice dub of the show. Some fans consider King Dedede's personality and voice-over in the English dub to be a parody of George Bush, former President of the United States. Many fans subsequently expressed either disdain or nostalgia for the inexplicable accent choice, which is very different from the show's original Japanese voiceover. Updated

    King Dedede Is Forever A True Texan In The Eyes Of Kirby Fans From The Early 2000s

    Ted Lewis's inexplicable decision to give King Dedede a southern drawl fit for an oil barren has had a lasting impression on popular perceptions of the character.